We’ve put together a round up of free crochet patterns for Palestine solidarity. You can crochet these to take to your next protest march, as a fundraiser, or to use in everyday life to show solidarity with the people of Palestine.
It’s been nearly two years of Israel’s genocide of Palestinians in Gaza. As this horror unfolds and escalates, it’s been difficult to know how to function with everyday life, with a genocide being live-streamed yet ignored by those with power.
As a crocheter, I find a lot of solace in crochet. It helps me find grounding. It is also how I express myself. Plus, as the world ignores this genocide, it becomes increasingly important to visibly show your support and keep up the pressure – it’s the only way we can hope to see change.
While I was initially really disappointed in the crochet community and its silence during this genocide, I have been heartened to connect with some amazing crocheters who have also been using their craft to show their support.
In this round up, I introduce their patterns and links on where to find them. I hope you find these crochet patterns for Palestine solidarity beneficial. I will keep adding to this as I find more. If you have a pattern that you’ve designed that I can include, let us know and we will add it to this round up.

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Craftivism for Palestine Ideas
Craftivism is a way of using craft for activism. Here are some ideas for craftivism for Palestine.
- You can use these patterns to show your own solidarity with Palestine, by adding keychains to your bags.
- Use them to fundraise for people in Palestine
- The incredible Niamh used crochet to create a visual representation of the children killed by Israel in Gaza – something that is difficult to depict otherwise. She asked the crafting community in Ireland and beyond to send her 6×6 inch squares. They collected 2300 squares (and counting) – with each representing ten children killed in Gaza. The blanket is a very powerful depiction of the scale of the massacres (and these are just reported deaths!). You can see this incredible blanket on Al Jazeera.
Palestine Map Crochet Pattern

This map of Palestine by Mai and Haniya at Sisters Handmade on Instagram would make a wonderful keychain to show solidarity for Palestine. If you use the same yarn and crochet hook recommended in the pattern, it works up to be approximately 13 cm tall. The actual pattern is linked in their Instagram bio.
Palestine Flag Heart

Chai Coffee Crochet’s Palestine flag crochet heart is approximately 3 inches tall using DK yarn and a 2.75mm crochet hook. It would work well as a keychain or bag charm.
Crochet Palestine Flag Wrist Cuff

This crochet Palestine flag wrist cuff by Scarlet Stitch Studios would be great to wear at your next protest march – or just about town. It’s crocheted using cotton yarn and a 3.5mm crochet hook.
Dua, the Watermelon Crochet Doll

Dua means prayer in Arabic and this doll was inspired by the children of Gaza. She is approximately 4.5 inches tall and is part of our Kozu Palm Pals mini crochet dolls series. She takes a couple of hours to crochet (depending on your speed).
Palestinian Flag Keychain

This Palestinian flag keychain by Wooly Smile is crocheted in an oval shape so that it’s two-sided. If you add a zip, it would make a really cute coin purse too!
Watermelon Boat Keychain

This crochet watermelon boat keychain was designed to show solidarity with the Global Sumud Flotilla. When governments are enabling genocide, these courageous individuals from around the world are stepping up. This pattern is a no sew amigurumi pattern and can be completed in well under an hour.
Palestinian Flag Crochet Graph

If you enjoy crochet graphs, this crochet graph of the Palestinian flag by Al Banna Designs is a really versatile pattern, as it can be used for crochet, knitting, Tunisian crochet, cross stitching, plastic canvas, diamond painting – anything that can be done following a grid.
Watermelon Magnets

This watermelon magnet by Mai and Haniya at Sisters Handmade on Instagram works up really quickly. I love the idea of adding a magnet at the end and sticking it on your fridge. You can find the PDF of the pattern by clicking the link in their bio.
Watermelon Heart

I love this watermelon heart by Wooly Smile on Instagram. It is the perfect little thing to add to your purse or backpack to show your solidarity in a more subtle way.
Watermelon Slice Keychain

This watermelon slice keychain by Scarlet Stitch Studios has step-by-step photographs and a video tutorial so it’s a great pattern for a beginner who would like the additional guidance.
Watermelon Coin Purse

This watermelon coin purse by Wooly Smile is a super practical way to show your solidarity.

