Tasty Amigurumi Ideas

18 Tasty Amigurumi Ideas

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Themed decorations are never out of style! If you like cozy little cafés and desserts as we do, these tasty amigurumi projects will be a lot of fun. The crocheted desserts not only look delicious, but their compact size means they can be displayed almost anywhere. This means you can decorate any room or even use them to personalize your backpacks and bags. Let’s have a look!

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1. Ice Cream Waffle Cup

  • Designed by Candy Downs

This cute little ice cream is already in the cup, so it’s a great option for today’s prompt! The pattern uses a number of different stitches and colors, so this project will be very enjoyable for both intermediate and advanced crocheters. Get a taste of summer with this tiny crocheted dessert! You can download the amigurumi ice cream pattern for free.

amigurumi ice cream free crochet pattern

PHOTOS by @hooked.on.candy / Instagram.com

Find the original free pattern on Instagram.

2. Royal Cake

  • Designed by essiebirdies

Get ready for the Dutch Kingsday with the crocheted Royal Cake. Not only does it look royal, it is also royal fun, so start this amigurumi project now! It’s a really unusual decoration that will brighten up your room 100%. Try the crochet cake pattern for free!

amigurumi cake free crochet pattern

PHOTOS by @essiebirdies / Instagram.com

Find the original free pattern on essiebirdies.files.wordpress.com.

3. Cute Ice Cream Cone

  • Designed by Thao Nguyen Lennutas

Add something new to your crochet collection! These crochet ice cream cones can be used to decorate your pens, key rings, and even as kitchen or party decorations. This is a great project if you want to master your crochet skills and try your hand at amigurumi. Download the free pattern to get started.

pencil topper amigurumi free crochet pattern

PHOTOS by Thao Nguyen Lennutas / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on lennutas.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Do you like this post? Maybe you’ll also enjoy the Crochet Footwear for Adults and Kids free patterns.

4. Totoro Donut

  • Designed by Mindy Made It

Meet your neighbor Totoro! The crocheted Totoro doughnut makes a great gift for both sweet teeth and anime fans. It looks fun, and so it works! Improve your crocheting skills today with this project. The amigurumi donut pattern is free to follow.

amigurumi donut free crochet pattern

PHOTOS by @mindymadeit / Instagram.com

Find the original free pattern on Instagram.

Do you want more tasty amigurumi ideas? Check the Straight from the Garden Amigurumi free patterns.

5. Crochet Blueberry Pie

  • Designed by B O M U L D S K Y S

They are so sweaty, just like the real thing! Be careful not to eat them. This Crochet Blueberry Pie is a super fun pattern with lots of stitches used, so you won’t get bored. It suits best for crocheters who have some experience with similar projects. Take the free crochet blueberry pie pattern and get started!

blueberry pie amigurumi free crochet pattern

PHOTOS by @bomuldskys / Instagram.com

Find the original free pattern on Instagram.

6. Summer Ice Cream

  • Designed by B O M U L D S K Y S

It’s finally ice cream time! Pick your favorite flavor, grab some yarn, and get crocheting. This amigurumi ice cream is a good idea to add to your to-do list as summer has already begun. Feel free to take the pattern and get creative.

amigurumi ice cream free crochet pattern

PHOTOS by @bomuldskys / Instagram.com

Find the original free pattern on Instagram.

7. Summer Donuts

  • Designed by Sabrina Thompson

Crochet donuts not only look delicious, but they’re also a lot of fun to make! This crochet project uses a lot of different techniques and stitches, so it’s a great way to improve your skills or learn from scratch. It’s also a great way to use up your leftover yarn. We recommend using a hook two sizes smaller than the one pictured. Get the step-by-step free crochet pattern and start crocheting!

crochet donut free pattern

PHOTOS by Sabrina Thompson / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.

8. Crochet Amigurumi Macarons

  • Designed by B O M U L D S K Y S

These pastel crocheted macarons are so cute you’ll want to make at least a dozen! This amigurumi project works in rounds and then details are joined without sewing. The easy-to-follow crochet pattern will bring you the ultimate joy. Grab your crochet hook and be the first to try this delicious new amigurumi idea!

crochet macarons free pattern

PHOTOS by @bomuldskys / Instagram.com

Find the original free pattern on Instagram.

9. Espresso Buddy

  • Designed by Mindy Lund

Project for those who can’t imagine their mornings without a cup of coffee. The Coffee Cup Amigurumi is a fun and quick accessory to get started on before your next big project. It works great as a handmade key chain or to decorate a bag or tote. Check out the step-by-step crochet instructions and sip your coffee.

white amigurumi cup of coffee

PHOTOS by Mindy Lund / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.

10. LGBTQIA+ Pride Cake Slices

  • Designed by Grace Grommes

An interesting and interactive crochet project that represents different identities in an atypical way. Of course, it won’t show all of them, but the pattern can be used for flags with 3, 4, 5 or 6 stripes. This amigurumi project will be a lot of fun if you forgot to make something special during Pride Month. Download the pattern now!

colorful crochet cake pieces associated with LGBT

PHOTOS by Grace Grommes / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.

11. Ice Cream Gnome

  • Designed by passionatecraft2

Gnomes are usually associated with fall and winter, but this one is very summery! This crocheted toy is perfect for party favors and just a cute handmade thing to display and show off your skills. The project is beginner-friendly though and you can start it with little experience. See the easy to follow amigurumi pattern!

crocheted ice gnom amigurumi

PHOTOS by passionatecraft2 / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on passionatecrafter.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

12. Coco the Cupcake Truck

  • Designed by Cara Engwerda

This tiny crocheted cupcake was originally designed for a CAL challenge, but it turned out so cute that the pattern lives on. This is a great amigurumi crochet project for beginners. The piece goes quickly and almost effortlessly if you have some skills. The step-by-step crochet pattern is easy to follow.

crocheted cupcake truck amigurumi

PHOTOS by Cara Engwerda / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on rico-design.de, or read more about it on Ravelry.

13. Tiny Teacup

  • Designed by Karine Larose

This tiny crochet toy is a cute idea for decorating the kitchen or dining room. You can also make a set for your kids’ plays. Easy to crochet, it features basic techniques, and you can start it even with little experience. It’s a great opportunity to try new colors and experiment with elements to make it reflect your personality. Feel free to check out the free crochet pattern on the website.

three crochet cup amigurumi in three different colors

PHOTOS by Karine Larose / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on larosedurang.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

14. Jar of Honey

  • Designed by Alina Bratash

If you’re a Winnipeg lover, this project is for you! This simple toy project makes a cute keychain or bag decoration. It has a cozy feel and is great for all crocheters. The repeating pattern and easy to learn techniques will allow you to make it on the go without much thought. Follow the free crochet pattern and have fun!

a crochet jar with honey amigurumi

PHOTOS by Alina Bratash / Ravelry.com

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

15. Ice Cream Amigurumi

  • Designed by Lizzy channel

Tasty amigurumi projects are great for almost anything. You can use them as keychains and bag decorations. They also make great gifts and can brighten up any boring office. To make this stunning crocheted ice cream, simply follow the ice cream cone crochet pattern on the original website. Be sure to give it a try.

Crocheted tasty ice cream cones on a wooden table.

PHOTOS by Lizzy channel / Ravelry.com

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

16. Hot Chocolate Amigurumi Mug

  • Designed by Finolca Crochet

Themed decorations are the thing that can make any interior look festive. This amigurumi crochet mug is a great do-it-yourself idea for those looking for some fall cheer. It’s fairly easy to make and will be great for all crocheters, even those with little experience. The easy to follow free crochet pattern will help you along the way, so don’t be afraid to get started. Just follow the instructions and see what happens.

An amigurumi cup of coffee.

PHOTOS by Finolca Crochet / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.

17. Christmas Pudding Cupcake

  • Designed by Marina Chuchkalova

This tiny amigurumi toy is the perfect office decoration! If you are looking for a piece to brighten up the space around you, this should be your next project. It’s also a great handmade gift idea for Christmas for both kids and adults. Such delicious amigurumi always bring a lot of joy to the craftsman who makes them. Don’t wait any longer, with the step-by-step tasty amigurumi pattern you won’t have any trouble.

Two pictures of a tasty crocheted Christmas pudding amigurumi.

PHOTOS by Marina Chuchkalova / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.

18. Chocolate Chip Cookie

  • Designed by Victoriia Kyrychuk

Learn how to make a keychain with this beginner-friendly amigurumi pattern! This is a great idea for a first project if you’re new to crochet. Using only basic techniques, you can make your own handmade accessory that will stand out. Even if you have no experience at all, you can complete the piece quickly by simply following the step-by-step crochet pattern. Read it for free and get started right away.

A person is holding a tasty cookie keychain.

PHOTOS by Victoriia Kyrychuk / Ravelry.com

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

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