Customizable, completely no-sew, and quick, crocheted popsicles are summer's best amigurumi ideas. In this post, we'll share some fun & easy crochet popsicle patterns in many sizes, color combinations, and facial expressions. Kids will love playing with them adding to the playable food basket.
Patterns for Crocheting Popsicle
Crochet Popsicles extend farther than just toys for children. You can use them as cute crocheted keychains, garlands at parties, or even as adorable photo props for sweet summer snapshots.
Customizing the pattern is straightforward—choose yarn colors to match specific themes or seasons like the 4th of July, or even add small details like embroidered seeds for a watermelon amigurumi popsicle.
As a form of amigurumi, Crochet Popsicle patterns are basic and ideal for newbies.
They require only a small amount of yarn and are a great way to practice shaping and stitching. Moreover, they can serve as thoughtful handmade gifts or charming party favors.
Popsicle Ice Cream
Crochet your very own collection of whimsical amigurumi ice creams with this easy-to-follow crochet pattern bundle. These cute crocheted popsicles are fantastic as playful toys for a child's play kitchen or as unique gifts for ice cream lovers.
The PDF pattern offers clear, step-by-step instructions with instructive images. While creating these amigurumi ice creams, you'll not only enjoy the process but also feel inspired to take on more amigurumi projects.
Tip: Always count your stitches as you work.
Kawaii Popsicle
Crochet these kawaii popsicles perfectly suited for beginners. This measures approximately 13 x 4 cm and looks much adorable with rainbow colors perfect for any play kitchen or child's room decor.
You will need many colors of Cotton 8/4 yarn, a soft and rainbow amigurumi. Ideal for those looking to add a cute, handmade charm to their spaces or give a heartfelt gift, this crochet project is both fun and fulfilling.
Tip: To keep yours looking its best, wash gently and let it air dry.
Summertime Popsicles
Crochet these popsicles amigurumi for kids' playtime during the sunny season. These crochet popsicles are fast and easy to make, making them perfect for beginners or as a quick stash-busting project.
They serve as wonderful play food toys for a child's play kitchen.
The pattern allows for creativity, offering variations such as watermelon or 4th of July red, white, and blue popsicles. This pattern stands out for its simplicity and minimal yarn requirement. Tip:
Giant Popsicle Pillow
The giant bomb-pop pillow pattern with blanket yarn is a little extra whimsical project for beginners. Due to its big size, kids will love hugging it. Due to the color combination, it is perfect for the 4th of July.
The pillow is worked in continuous rounds as a no-sew pattern, ensuring a quicker completion.
A useful tip when making this pillow is to start stuffing as you go once you reach the color changes and to keep the bottom as flat as possible for a neat finish.
