Free Crochet Drink Patterns — Cute Amigurumi Cups & Bottles

There’s something irresistibly charming about turning everyday objects into tiny crochet treasures, and drinks are no exception. These whimsical creations add a playful, handcrafted touch to your space and make for delightful, conversation-starting gifts. Whether perched on a shelf, nestled into a themed gift basket, or dangling from a keychain, crochet beverages offer a fun way to express your personality and love for the little things. They’re quick to make, easy to customize, and endlessly giftable. In this article, you’ll find a collection of free crochet drink patterns that help bring these miniature masterpieces to life – one joyful stitch at a time.

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1. Mini Hot Cocoa Cup Crochet Pattern

A tiny turquoise crochet cup filled with cocoa and mini marshmallows – what could be cuter? This crochet cocoa captures all the cozy vibes in the smallest package. With stitched eyes and a sweet smile, it instantly lifts your mood. Great as a charm, decoration, or part of an amigurumi set.

a tiny crochet hot cocoa cup with a smiley face

PHOTOS by Lauren Espy / Ravelry.com

Find the video tutorial on YouTube, or read more about it on Ravelry.

2. Wine Bottle Free Crochet Pattern

This plush crochet wine bottle is a soft and quirky take on your favorite evening drink. Made from velvety yarn, its rosy body contrasts with a green bottle neck and is finished with embroidered cheeks, eyes, and a kind smile. The detail of it being “half-sipped” adds humor and charm. Place it on a shelf or gift it to a wine-loving friend – it’s a delightful accent full of personality.

two plush crochet wine bottles with happy faces

PHOTOS by Adri Brits / Ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on Ravelry.

3. Tiny Coffee Mug Crochet Pattern

The tiniest crochet cup of coffee you’ll ever made – full of energy and charm. This miniature design fits perfectly into any amigurumi collection or tiny decor setup. Make it your own by changing the yarn color or adding a swirl of “foam” on top. You can use this easy crochet pattern to craft a quick, cheerful project that’s as energizing as the real thing.

PHOTOS by Slothlover1 Designs / Ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on slothlover1crochet.blogspot.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

4. Amigurumi Beer Mug Pattern

With foamy details spilling over the rim, this realistic crochet beer mug is a must-have for crochet lovers who enjoy playful amigurumi. The handle, golden liquid, and frothy white top come together in a piece that makes everyone smile. Perfect for bar-themed gifts or fun decor, it combines precision with humor.

PHOTOS by Vui Vui / Ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on amisaigon.vn, or read more about it on Ravelry.

5. Coffee Cup and Saucer

Imagine a cup of coffee captured in crochet form – that’s exactly what this delightful project offers. The mint-colored cup contrasts beautifully with the rich, dark coffee inside, showcasing impressive detail. This miniature crochet drink works wonderfully as a keychain, a decorative charm, or even a quirky home accent, bringing warmth and whimsy to everyday life.

PHOTOS by Crocheting with the Classics / Ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on Ravelry.

6. Valentines Yarnley Mini Tumbler

Who says you can’t crochet your favorite treat? This charming crochet milkshake is a sweet addition to any handmade food collection. Whip it up in pastel or bold colors, add a straw or a cherry on top – it’s totally customizable! Use it as a keychain, bag charm, appliqué, or just a fun little toy for your dessert-loving heart.

mini crochet Stanley cups with eyes and smiley faces

PHOTOS by Aaron Hayden / Ravelry.com

Find the original pattern on yarnspirations.com, or read more about it on Rav e lry.

7. Big Coffee Mug

Coffee lovers, this one’s for you. A cute crochet coffee cup is just what your workspace or shelf needs for a touch of handmade joy. Whether you imagine it as a latte, cappuccino, or espresso, it’s a quick and fun project to stitch. Make a few in different “flavors” and turn your desk into a cozy coffee corner.