If you hate sewing as much as I do, you will absolutely love this round up of free no sew amigurumi patterns! I have to be honest – my LEAST favourite thing about crocheting amigurumi is the sewing. I love to crochet but sewing sometimes feels like pulling teeth! Often, my work space is littered with crocheted limbs and body parts waiting to be sewn together (lol – that sounds so macabre, doesn’t it!) because I just can’t bring myself to do it.
In fact, whenever possible, I try to adapt patterns to reduce sewing by using the no-sew method to attach amigurumi parts. So when I first discovered no-sew amigurumi that are all made in one piece, I was delighted!
So, to share love, this round up features over thirty super cute no-sew amigurumi patterns that you will just love! Most of these one piece amigurumi patterns are quite simple to crochet and range from tiny amigurumi patterns to larger pieces. They would make wonderful gifts or are great patterns for your next craft fair. And the best part? All the patterns in this round up are free!
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Free One Piece No Sew Amigurumi Patterns
No-Sew Crochet Fish Keychain
The first no sew amigurumi pattern on our list is our little crochet fish keychain. This little guy is just so cute, isn’t he? He would make a really cute crochet keychain or even on his own as a small toy. This pattern is crocheted in one piece, with the fins added by attaching yarn on the surface and crocheting in the pieces. This pattern works up really fast – in under 30 minutes! It’s definitely one of my go-to patterns these days. You can get the free pattern here.
No Sew Bunny – Kozu Palm Pets
This adorable no sew amigurumi bunny is completely no sew! The arms and the ears are all crocheted in. And those long ears – they’re so cute, I can’t even! This little cutie is part of our Kozu Palm Pets seriesof small crochet animals (where the rest of the patterns are low-sew). At just 4 inches tall, this little bunny takes just a couple of hours to crochet. Want a bigger bunny? Use thicker yarn! With blanket yarn and a 7mm crochet hook, this little bunny turned out to be a whopping 11.5 inches tall. That would make for a great addition to your next craft fair, wouldn’t it? You can find the free pattern here.
No Sew Crochet Duck
This adorable little duck, also from our Kozu Palm Pets series, will make such a cute little plushie for spring. All the parts are crocheted in as you go. I really love this little duck in plush yarn too – he is just all hugs and love! You can find the free pattern here.
One-Hour No Sew Amigurumi Turtle Plush
I crocheted this no sew amigurumi turtle by the Friendly Red Fox for a friend of mine who is obsessed with sea turtles. It is just so cute and squishy and soft! I love that it works up in just an hour (talk about a quick gift!). Essentially, you crochet all the pieces first, and then you crochet the shell of the turtle, adding in the head and fins as you work. So put your needle away and give this sweet little turtle a try! You can find the free pattern here.
No-Sew Scrap Dog Amigurumi
Okay so I have to admit I’m a tad bit obsessed with this no-sew scrap dog amigurumi pattern by Stringy Ding Ding. I mean, just look at it! It’s all of the cuteness with none of the sewing. I love that the pattern has step by step photos of the entire pattern, which makes it easy for even a beginner to crochet!I also love that it’s a really great way to use up all that extra scrap yarn that you have lying around (those little balls that you’re trying to figure out what on earth to do with!). It’s the perfect give for the dog-lover in your life (or yourself – definitely a bit of self-love is warranted, especially when it requires no sewing at all! lol). You can find the free pattern here.
No Sew Leggy Frog
Looking for something a little quirky? This leggy frog by Lisa Auch Crochet is so much fun! I love this little guy. This one piece amigurumi frog works up really quickly, making it a great last minute project for your next craft fair. You can use plush yarn to make him even bigger and squishier. You can find the free pattern here.
Catnip Kitties
We can’t forget the cat lovers in our life in this no sew pattern round up! These catnip kitties by Sweet Softies are so cute! And guess what – they come with their own little beds so that you can tuck them in at night. I can’t even. Both the kitties and their beds are completely no sew – how awesome is that? The pattern is really simple and is beginner-friendly so this is a great no sew pattern to get you started! You can find the free pattern here.
No Sew Crochet Whale
The No Sew Whale by Stitch by Fay is a super cute and quick pattern. It’s also very easy so is great for a beginner. The entire whale is crocheted in one piece and so you don’t have many ends to weave in. But despite it’s simplicity in design, there are adorable details like the sweet little tail and the cheeks that make this pattern just the cutest! The pattern has detailed step by step photographs, in case you have any confusion about the written pattern. You can get the free pattern here.
Gracie Doll
The Gracie Doll by A Crafty Concept is a really clever no sew crochet doll pattern. All the parts are crocheted in – including the hair bun! The doll body is worked in two pieces like a rag doll and, instead of sewing, you crochet the parts in as you’re crocheting the two pieces together. There is also a little boy doll – Grayson – that is similarly no-sew on the blog in case you prefer to crochet a little boy. The pattern also has a video tutorial that you can follow along with if you need help understanding how to put all the parts together. You can get the free pattern here.
No-Sew Sting Ray
Looking for a cute ocean plushie? This no sew sting ray by Stringy Ding Ding is soft, squishy, and oh so cute! This would make such a wonderful gift for the kid in your life. You just need to sign up for the newsletter and you will get a free PDF pattern for this cutie. You can find this free pattern here.
Ophelia the Ostrich
This ostrich by Hooked by Kati is such a fun no sew amigurumi project! This little guy works up in one piece despite its many parts. You first crochet the pieces separa and then crochet them onto your ostrich as you construct the body. The free version of the pattern is text only – if you require more help then she offers a premium version with photographs to who you how to attach the various parts onto your ostrich. You can get the free pattern here.
No Sew Scrap Mouse Amigurumi
These sweet little one piece scrap mouse by Stringy Ding Ding is just adorbs! (How is it that the yarnie versions of mice are so stinkin’ cute when the real life ones are not so much??) Again, it’s a great way to use up that scrap yarn. You can find the free pattern here.
Kwaii Crayon
This adorable one piece kwaii crayon pattern by Jen Hayes is so cute! Crayons with eyes – what can be cuter? This would be a really cute amigurumi to crochet as an appreciation gift for a teacher or as a back to school backpack charm for kids. This is one of those patterns that I think would be crocheted over and over again (because you need a whole crayon set don’t you!)! This project is a very easy no sew crochet pattern and even a beginner can make it! You can get the free pattern here.
Snuggle Bunny
This Snuggle bunny by Nicole Chase is an adorable no sew crochet animal pattern. The legs, body and head are all crocheted in one piece the various other parts are crocheted in as you work. The pattern was crocheted with bulky yarn making it so cute and cuddly! You can get the free pattern here.
No Sew Amigurumi Cat
If you’re looking for a quick gift for the cat lover in your life, this no sew amigurumi cat by Stitch by Fay is perfect. It’s a really simple pattern and works up really fast so it’s great for a last-minute touch of thoughtfulness to a birthday gift. She has crocheted it using chenille yarn, but you can use any yarn you like. You can find this pattern here.
No Sew Gummy Bear
Oh my goodness – this no sew gummy bear by Once Upon a Cheerio is just love! Gummy bears are so iconic and I love how this no sew gummy bear pattern looks just like the real thing. All of the yummies with none of the calories, am I right? You can find this awesome free pattern here.
Puppy Eggy Paw Pal
This cute little puppy is part of the Eggy Paw Pal series of adorable little quick amigurumi animals by Cilla Crochets. While all the animals in the series are designed with minimal sewing, the puppy is completely no sew, with the ears and feet made ahead and then crocheted on as you make the body. He’s such an adorable little guy, isn’t he? Find the free pattern to crochet him here.
Crochet Rainbow Snake
This crochet rainbow snake by Golden Lucy Crafts is a great way to use up leftover scrap yarn! Snakes are really fun and unique animals to crochet. Since the pattern is mostly repetitive, you can adjust the size of your snake to be as long or short as you want. This snake is worked up in one long piece – the only sewing that you will need to do is add the tongue into the mouth as you sew the opening closed. You can find the free pattern here.
No Sew Crochet Bunny Pattern
This sweet little bunny by Blue Star Crochet is a really fun pattern that involves no sewing whatsoever! At approximately 32 inches, this pattern is one of the largest in our round up. The pattern is crocheted from legs upwards, with sockets left for the arms and ears that are then crocheted in after the body is complete. Plus this amigurumi bunny has an adorable striped jumper – what a cutie! You can find the free pattern here.
Small Crochet Ghost
This no-sew crochet ghost can be crocheted in just 15 minutes! The arms are built in as you crochet, so it’s all in one piece. It works up so fast and is so cute that you can make it for Halloween party favors or just for a cute Halloween crochet gift for the little ones in your life. Get the free pattern here.
Octobuddy the Calming Octopus
Octobuddy by Sweet Softies is a really simple but adorable no-sew octopus pattern. It can be made in any size yarn (so it’s a great way to use up that scrap yarn!). The one piece amigurumi octopus pattern also has a video for you to follow along, if you’re a more visual learner. You can get this adorable octopus pattern here.
Hammy the Hamster
Hammy the Hamster by She’s Crafty Crochet is an adorable free no-sew amigurumi pattern available in her Ravelry store. The ears and limbs are crocheted in as you work. This pattern is very simple and so it’s a great one for beginners – yet it’s adorable! If you prefer printed patterns, you will love that this one is available as a free PDF. You can grab the free pattern here.
Nala the No Sew Turtle
Nala the turtle is another no sew pattern by Nicole Chase. I have to say – I love this little one! Turtles are some of my favourite animals having grown up by a turtle beach and this one is so stinkin’ cute! The head and limbs for this amigurumi turtle are crocheted on as you make the body. My favourite part is the beautiful shell which has sockets for the head and limbs and so it fully removable (hey – even turtles need a wardrobe – er, shell – change sometimes!). The pattern has detailed step-by-step photographs, which makes it really easy to see the various steps. You can grab the free pattern here.
Good Luck Duck
This good luck duck by Sweet Softies is a really fun and quick last minute crochet gift. She has crocheted it with chunky chenille yarn and so it works up to be about 3.5″ tall. If you decide to use a thinner yarn then you can have an adorable key chain. The pattern is a paid PDF, however there is a free video version of the pattern (even better – you can follow along!). You can find the free pattern here.
Roly Poly Penguin
This sweet round penguin by Anvi’s Granny is worked in one piece. I love how round and cuddly this little guy (or gal!) is. Often no-sew amigurumi patterns are very small but this one is perfect for hugs! You can find the free pattern here.
T-Rex the Pocket Dinosaur
This pocket T-Rex by Sweet Softies is just SO. STINKIN. CUTE. This much cuteness and no sewing? Sign me up! You can crochet this sweet little guy in no time. This pattern is a bit addictive so be warned! You can find the free pattern here.
Small Crochet Octopus
If you’re looking for a quick project, this small no-sew octopus by Emkayg is really quick to make. It is created in one piece and is a sweet little crochet project for all of that scrap yarn. This little guy will make a cute keychain or bag charm. You can find the free pattern here.
Crochet Easter Peep/Bunny
This sweet little one piece bunny by Rose & Lilly Amigurumi is a really fun make. Remember eating Peeps as a kid – just pure sugar and love! Now when your metabolism can’t handle that much sugar anymore, you can crochet one to satisfy the craving. Made in chunky yarn, these little guys work up really fast (which is great when you need to make a whole bunch in time for Easter!). You can find the free pattern here.
No Sew Narwhal
This no sew narwhal by Little World of Whimsy is made with chenille yarn. The body is crocheted in one piece and the head is then added on to the top using your crochet hook. If that sounds confusing to you, not worry! She includes a step by step video tutorial of this pattern to make it super easy for you to figure out the tricky parts. You can find the free pattern here.
No Sew Ice Cream Cone
Calling all ice cream lovers! Crochet this no sew ice cream cone by Little Crochet Farm. All of the deliciousness, none of the sewing. You can find this scrumptious free pattern here.
Cow Amigurumi No Sewing
This adorable cow amigurumi is part of a new sewing amigurumi series by Elendipity. This cow is crocheted in one piece from the muzzle to the tail. It requires some complexity but the end result is super cute! And if you like it, you can try all the rest of the animals in the series. You can find the free pattern here.
No Sew Amigurumi Snowman
Get ready for the holidays with this adorable no sew amigurumi snowman by the Loopy Lamb. This little guy is cuteness personified and would look so cute hanging from your Christmas Tree. This pattern is crocheted in one piece and you can find the free pattern here.
We hope you enjoyed this amazing round up of free amigurumi no-sew crochet patterns! Below we have answers to a few of your commonly asked questions about no sew amigurumi patterns.
How do you make an amigurumi pattern no sew or low sew?
Not all amigurumi patterns can be no-sew but many can! If you love reducing (or removing!) sewing in your projects, don’t miss our tutorial on how to attach pieces to amigurumi without sewing. This pattern shows how to add parts into your amigurumi projects without sewing! It doesn’t work will all parts but anything that is added horizontally along the row can be crocheted in, reducing or eliminating the sewing in your project! So, just like that, you can turn almost any amigurumi pattern into no sew or low sew!
Are no sew amigurumi patterns easy for beginners?
Sometimes people assume that no sew amigurumi patterns are easy for beginners because if they don’t have the sewing (which is often difficult to do correctly as a beginner), they must be easier. Unfortunately, this isn’t always the case. It really depends on the pattern. Some no sew amigurumi patterns are very simple for a beginner if they use basic stitches and techniques. However, sometimes they can be more tricky, as they use complex stitches and techniques to eliminate the sewing. As with any pattern, I would suggest looking at the difficulty level on the pattern if it’s stated. If it isn’t, you should read through the pattern and see if the instructions make sense to you or if there are techniques that you don’t know.
What stitches are used in no sew amigurumi patterns?
No sew amigurumi patterns use a variety of stitches. The most basic stitch used is the single crochet, which is the stitch most commonly used in amigurumi because it is tight and allows for stuffing not to show through. Patterns will also use slip stitch, increases, and the invisible decrease, plus techniques such as back loops only, front loops only. Patterns may also use a variety of other stitches such as double crochet or half double crochet. Bobble stitch is also a very common stitch used in no sew amigurumi patterns, as it is often used to make the arms, legs, or tail without sewing!
The best way to know if you know the techniques that you need in any pattern is to read through the pattern before you begin. If there are any stitches or techniques that you don’t know, you can easily look up tutorials before you begin.
What yarn do you need for no sew amigurumi patterns?
With most amigurumi, you can use any yarn that you like, as long as you use the relevant hook. Acrylic and cotton yarns are usually popular for amigurumi. The hook is usually two sizes below that recommended on the yarn label. However, if you want your project to be the same size and shape as that used by the designer, you should use the same yarn that they recommend.
If you would like your no sew amigurumi project to become bigger, use a thicker yarn with a larger hook. Super bulky yarn is a really quick way to make projects a lot bigger! Similarly, if you would like to make the pattern smaller, you can use a thinner yarn with a smaller hook.
