If you’ve got little Bluey fans at home, these crochet patterns are going to make their day. From tiny keychain pups to cozy blankets, there’s something here for every skill level and every occasion.
Get ready to hook up some seriously adorable projects that’ll have the kids fighting over who gets to cuddle them first. Let’s dive into these nine fantastic Bluey-inspired patterns!
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1. Keychain Bluey Puppy
This tiny pup by Elisabete 3Linhas is perfect if you want something quick and portable. The pattern uses beginner-friendly techniques, so even newer crocheters can whip this up without breaking a sweat. Grab the free PDF to see exactly what yarn and hook sizes you’ll need.
2. Crochet Bluey Blanket Free Pattern
Nothing says cozy like a vibrant C2C blanket created by Ariana. The burst of color makes this a standout piece that’ll brighten up any living room or bedroom. It’s the perfect size for snuggling up on movie nights.
3. Bluey Amigurumi
Divya’s amigurumi design works up beautifully with tapestry crochet and continuous oval shaping. She’s included some really helpful hints about managing color transitions and keeping your tension consistent, which makes the whole process smoother.
4. Dog Hooded Blanket
Want to make something the kids will actually want to wear? Kismet Crochet’s hooded blanket tutorial walks you through creating this adorable wearable. With two video parts to guide you, you’ll end up with a piece that’s both functional and cuddly. It’s a fantastic gift that’ll keep them toasty all season long.
5. Handbags of Cartoon Characters
Kids love carrying around their own little bags, and this shoulder bag from Amigurumi fairyland is sized just right for them. Made with semi-cotton yarn and measuring about 19 cm wide by 14 cm tall, it’s a practical and playful accessory that’ll have them feeling like they’ve got their own Bluey collection on hand.
6. Blue Dog Cuddler
Heather Corinne’s cuddler pattern steps up the challenge with intermediate crochet skills. If you bump up to bulkier yarn and a larger hook, you can create the exact look in less time and with less detail work if you prefer.
7. Heeler Hat Beanie
Keep their heads warm with this cute beanie from Twothousandstitches. The pattern calls for basic stitches like chain, double crochet, and increases, combined with an invisible join for a polished finish. A 5.00 mm hook is your starting point for this one.
8. Blue Heeler Family Backpacks
Think your kids need matching backpacks? Amigurumi fairyland has a two-part video series showing how to crochet these using plush yarn. They’re perfect for school or just carrying around favorite treasures, and the whole family can have one.
9. Bluey and Bingo Cartoon Characters
The dynamic duo themselves await in this tutorial from Amigurumi fairyland. You’ll learn to crochet both characters so they can have their friendship recreated in yarn form. Gather your supplies and follow along to bring these beloved siblings to life.
