Adorable Crochet Minion Plushie Free Pattern Tutorial

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Brighten your living space with a touch of cinematic charm — let’s start this delightful project now…

Minions bring a sense of playfulness and modern aesthetics to any creative corner. Therefore, they serve as the ultimate inspiration for your next DIY Crochet Gift Ideas. This character stands out among Easy Crochet Projects because it combines pop culture with a clean design. Moreover, many crafters prefer Low Sew Amigurumi Patterns to achieve a professional shelf display. We offer our sincere thanks to Cute Stuff Crochet for sharing this lovely Free Pattern with us. At the end of this post, you will also discover a gallery of stunning amigurumi Minion ideas. If you want to create a miniature hero that looks stylish, this tutorial is a perfect place to start.

This Beginner amigurumi Minion pattern helps you master how to crochet amigurumi with bold colors. The construction remains beginner-friendly because the sleek cylindrical shape allows for smooth stitches. Consequently, it serves as a Quick to Make Amigurumi for modern gifting. While we used Chenille yarn for a soft finish, you can also use Cotton Yarn. However, remember that using cotton will make your Minion much more compact. In addition, this versatility allows you to choose the perfect texture for your home decor easily.

To bring this aesthetic trend to life, prepare a 4.5mm hook, polyfill stuffing, and 14mm safety eyes. The process involves yellow, blue, black, and grey yarn for the classic overalls. First, follow this step by step guide to shape the vibrant body and add the felt details. Next, use a stitch marker to ensure perfect symmetry throughout your project. Don’t forget to visit the Amigurumi Giraffe Free Pattern for more beginner friendly inspiration. Finally, attach the goggles and enjoy your new artistic companion. Scroll down and let’s start stitching!

Free Crochet Minion Pattern: The final result of our adorable amigurumi project. This handmade minion is a perfect DIY gift for kids.

Abbreviations:

MR: magic ring
Sc: single crochet
Inc: increase
Dec: decrease
BLO: back loops only
Ch: chain
St(s): stitch/stitches
Slst: slip stitch
FO: fasten off

Materials and tools:

Chenille size 6 yarn in yellow, blue, black, grey, and white.
4.5mm hook, or size matching yarn.
Size 14mm safety eyes.
Polyfill stuffing.
Stitch marker.
Scissors.
Black felt.

ULTIMATE EASY AMIGURUMI MINION FREE CROCHET PATTERN

Free Amigurumi Project: A professional look at the finished crochet minion. Access the complete free tutorial on our blog to start today.

Head + body

Starting in yellow:
R1. 6 sc in MR (6)
R2. inc around (12)
R3. (sc,inc)x6 (18)
R4. (2sc,inc)x6 (24)
R5. (3sc,inc)x6 (30)
R6-13. sc around (30) (8 rounds)
Cc to blue.
R14. 11 sc, 8 sc in BLO, 11 sc (30)
R15. sc around (30)
R16. (3sc,dec)x6 (24)
R17. (2sc,dec)x6 (18)
Begin stuffing.
R18. (sc,dec)x6 (12)
Finish stuffing.
R19. dec around (6)
FO, close hole, and weave in ends.

This frame shows the yellow head and body pieces which are the foundation of your project. Although there is a real free pattern in the link, this image serves as a visual representation of the base structure. You should visit our blog to start crafting your handmade Minion today.

Overalls

We will be working in the front loops of R14.
Insert hook into first front loop, pull up a loop, and ch 1.
Sc in remaining 7 sts then ch 1 and turn.
FO, leave a tail (this will be one strap of your overalls).

This visual showcases the crochet details of the famous blue Minion overalls for amigurumi lovers. I am publishing a real free pattern in the link; however, this content is meant to be a visual model for your reference. You can explore our technical tips to crochet the outfit accurately.

Eye/goggle (1)

Starting in white:
R1. 6 sc in MR
R2. inc around (12)
Cc to grey.
R3. sc around (12)
Insert safety eye into the center of the eye (in the MR).
FO and weave ends if gluing.
Leave a long tail if sewing.

The iconic goggles and eye details of the Minion character are highlighted in this close-up view. There is a real free pattern available in the link, yet this specific visual is shared to give you creative ideas. You can discover all the tiny details by clicking through to our full guide.

Arms (2)

Starting in black:
R1. 6 sc in MR
R2. sc around (6)
Cc to yellow.
R3-6. sc around (6) (4 rounds)
Stuff arm slightly.
FO, leave a long tail for sewing.

his piece-by-piece view of the Minion arms will make your crocheting process much smoother. While the link contains a real free pattern, this image is selected to provide an inspiring preview of the parts. You should check out the full instructions to finish every part perfectly.

Legs (2)

Starting in black:
R1. 6 sc in MR
R2. inc around (12)
R3. sc around (12)
R4. dec around (6)
Stuff leg slightly.
FO, leave a long tail for sewing.

The small leg and black shoe details of the Minion character are featured in this clear layout. There is a real free pattern on my page, but this image is here to provide motivation and design ideas. You should add this project to your collection to create a stable and cute toy.

Assembly

Goggle band (1):
Insert yarn between rounds 7 and 8 and wrap a piece of black yarn around.
Eye (2):
Sew/glue eye in between rounds 7 and 8.
Arms (3):
Sew arms in between rounds 10 and 11 approximately 3 sts away from the eye.
Legs (4):
Sew legs in between rounds 15-17 approximately 1st apart.

This image displays how to assemble the Minion amigurumi parts step by step. I am sharing a real free pattern in the link, but this visual is published for inspiration and guidance purposes only. You can follow our detailed tutorial to complete your own cute character easily.

Straps:
For the side with the strap already attached: take the end and wrap it over the arm. Insert the end in ween rounds 13 and 14. FO and weave ends.
For the side without a strap: attach a piece of yarn to the end of the overall. Then repeat above steps.

This image focuses on the fine craftsmanship of the overall straps and their attachment points. Even though there is a real free pattern in the link, this visual is presented to create an inspiring atmosphere for makers. You can click now to learn how to make the outfit look more realistic.

Logo

Cut a circle out of a black piece of felt and glue it onto the center of the overalls.
You could also add the logo if you would like.

The characteristic emblem on the overalls is shown here for embroidery or crochet guidance. A real free pattern is available on the website, but this image is shared only as a transparent reference for the logo. You are invited to our blog to add this professional touch to your project.

Cute crochet minion is ready!

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