Looking for something fun to crochet that goes beyond typical amigurumi? Donut-shaped toys are where creativity really shines. These little softies combine playful designs with satisfying crochet techniques, making them perfect for crafters of all levels.
Whether you’re making gifts for kids or building your own collection of quirky stuffies, this list has donut patterns that’ll inspire your next project. Keep scrolling to find your new favorite pattern!
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1. Owl Donut Free Amigurumi Pattern
Olga Dubrovaskaia’s owl donut pattern is a breeze to work up with just basic crochet stitches. You won’t need fancy supplies either—this one keeps things simple and straightforward.
2. Donut Cat Pattern
This adorable donut cat by Anitha Domacin won’t drain your wallet. Check out the materials list and you’ll see it’s budget-friendly without sacrificing cuteness.
3. Mini Donut Bunny
Audrey Lilian created this tiny donut bunny measuring just 6 cm x 8.5 cm x 2.5 cm. It’s a mess-free pattern that works beautifully as a gift or keychain.
4. Poke Donut Pikachu
Nerea Gomis brought us this unique Pikachu softie at 14 cm tall. Kids who love Pokémon will flip for this one, and the tutorial walks you through each step.
5. Donut The Dolphin
LovLoops designed this gorgeous dolphin using advanced techniques. It’s a showstopper piece that’ll add personality and charm to any shelf or space.
6. Crochet Donut Meow
Ohana Craft’s Donut Meow stands 8 inches tall and every kid wants one. It’s quick and easy to make, perfect for when you need a gift fast.
7. Easter Donut Shaped Pillow
Tatyana Lebedenko designed this festive Easter pillow with beginner-friendly techniques. It’s soft, huggable, and perfect for spring decorating.
8. Axolotl Donut
Joy PhamSontakke’s adorable axolotl donut whips up fast and is ideal when you need a last-minute crochet gift. The step-by-step guide makes it totally stress-free.
9. Donut Birthday Gnome
If your little one is obsessed with gnomes, here’s the perfect crochet project. TJ & NJ sisters created this charming design to celebrate what gnome lovers adore.
10. Adorable Donut Turtle
Using a 3.5 mm hook and basic techniques, Julia Pilling shares how to make this sweet turtle softie. A 16 stitch by 18 row gauge keeps everything consistent and neat.
11. Poke Donut Scorbunny
Cartoon characters always win with kids, so why not try this Pokémon-inspired design? Nerea Gomis provides a free guide for crafting this Scorbunny donut toy.
12. Cider The Donut
Perfect for fall festivals and cozy season décor, Ashley Jane McIntyre designed Cider the donut. It’s an ideal addition to your stuffie collection or home decorations.
13. Stacked Donut Sundae Crochet Toy
Joanita Theron created this fun stacking toy that’s affordable and perfect for kids. Intermediate crocheters will enjoy the techniques, and leftover yarn finds a second home here.
14. Donut Boo
Spooky season needs this little guy decorating your space. Amigurumi Food shares the pattern for Donut Boo, and it’s delightfully simple to work up.
15. Halloween Creepy Donuts
Transform ordinary donuts into spooky creations with Krawka’s design. Whether you’re decorating for Halloween or gifting a set to kids, these creepy donuts make a statement.
16. Donut Unicornio Amigurumi
Yazmina’s Craft provides a free YouTube tutorial for this magical unicorn donut. The pattern uses straightforward stitches like single crochet, increases, and chains, making it accessible for most crafters.
