40+ Cheerful Christmas Amigurumi Patterns

This cute Santa was designed with floppy legs to sit on a shelf or the mantel. The finished project will measure about 15” (38 cm), including the legs.

Pattern and photo by The Friendly Fox 

The free pattern set for this fun project includes Mary, Joseph, Baby, and Mange, or pay for the PDF that provides instructions for other characters.

Pattern and photo by Whistle and Ivy 

This Christmas Amigurumi Angel is crocheted top-down and will measure approximately 6” (15 cm) in height.

Pattern and photo by Oombawka Design

This pattern for the most magical couple at the North Pole will be a fun holiday project. What I love about this pattern is that the clothing pieces are made separately and are removable.

Pattern and photo by Yarnspirations

Yet another adorable Santa Claus for your Christmas toy collection. The finished doll will measure about 14” (36 cm).

Pattern and photo by Jess Huff

This adorable Christmas angel has golden wings, a trumpet, and a halo. The recommended yarn is DK/Light worsted.

Pattern and photo by Gathered

What does a cactus have to do with Christmas? Everything! Add a cute little Santa hat on its head, and you will have something pretty to decorate your desk this holiday season.

Pattern and photo by Natalina Craft

With this free pattern, you can make an adorable set with four Christmas characters. I love the simple shapes of these designs.

Pattern and photo by Repeat Crafter Me

Are you looking for a fun pattern with multiple possibilities? These little trees can be made as Amigurumi for ornaments, keychains, or flat to decorate gift packages.

Pattern and photo by Zamiguz (hi there, that’s me!)

Create your little forest with these 2-D crochet Christmas trees. They will make a festive garland for your mantel or ornaments for the tree.

Pattern and photo by Cosy Rosie 

Here is a cute stuffed Christmas Amigurumi tree that will stand if you add a round cardboard piece to its bottom as you make it.

Pattern and photo by Stringy DingDing

These mini trees will make great last-minute holiday crochet projects. Add strings and make them into Christmas ornaments to decorate your home.

Pattern and photo by Grace and Yarn

If you’re looking for a pattern to create a centerpiece, these trees are the ones for you. You can make them in various sizes and colors using multiple types of yarns.

Pattern and photo by Nana’s Crafty Home

Next, we have another mini tree that will look fun and whimsical when adding crafty materials other than yarn, like beads and sequins.

Pattern and photo by Made by Gootie

This is a more intricate pattern if you're looking for a project in which you can customize sizing and add texture.

Pattern and photo by Hooked On Patterns

I had so much fun designing this no-sew Gingerbread Amigurumi boy. I love how it turned out with his green bow tie and red buttons.

Pattern and photo by Zamiguz (me, again!)

These cheerful gnomes have Christmas printed all over. They are not only super colorful and cute but also fun to make.

Pattern and photo by Jen Hayes Creations

Bring this little Santa’s helper to life with classic Christmas colors and create a joyful gift or decoration.

Pattern and photo by Yarnspirations

Gnomes are adorable, aren’t they? These Santa Gnomes are cute and will be fun to work on with the pattern's multiple customization possibilities.

Pattern and photo by Winding Road Crochet

What’s Christmas without Nutcrackers, you may ask? Well, these little guys are a classic symbol of the holidays and are a must for your decoration. This pattern will make the perfect Nutcracker soldier.

Pattern and photo by Crochet 365 Knit Too

Are these snowmen disguised as gnomes or the other way around? The good news is they can be whatever you choose them to be. Aren’t they so cute?

Pattern and photo by Jen Hayes Creations

These gnomes were created with floppy lets to sit on a shelf. If you feel like customizing them, they can be easily made into Elf on The Shelf.

Pattern and photo by HanJan Crochet

Here is another Nutcracker pattern option. This fantastic design is a more traditional-looking Nutcracker with the proportions of the store-bought ones.

Pattern and photo Elisa's Crochet

This crochet snowman Amigurumi pattern will make adorable handmade gifts to be cherished by your family and friends.

Pattern and photo by Repeat Crafter Me

If you like mixed media, like pompom making and beads, this pattern is for you. It was yet another small project I had lots of fun working on.

Pattern and photo by Zamiguz

Make a whole string of Christmas Amigurumi lights to decorate your mantel this holiday season. Or, if you prefer, make them ornaments to hang on the tree.

Pattern and photo by Zamiguz

Make this tiny wreath and decorate it with holly leaves, a red bow, and berries as pictured, or pick your colors and customization to make them unique.

Pattern and photo by Raffa Musa Designs

These tiny pickles are the perfect project for last-minute gifts. They don’t take much yarn either, making them ideal to use your leftover yarns.

Pattern and photo by Once Upon a Cheerio

Whether you call these motifs Norwegian stars or snowflakes, these classic Christmas ornaments are unique and perfect to hang on your tree.

Pattern and photo by One Dog Woof

This mini mitten ornament is the perfect Christmas Amigurumi project for beginners. It’s small, quick, and requires no sewing.

Pattern and photo by Anvis Granny

This snow globe ornament is cute, and you can incorporate buttons, sequins, and beads in addition to yarn to customize it.

Pattern and photo by Golden Lucy Crafts

Have you got yarn leftovers? Then, use them to make this delicious Christmas pudding. The holy leaf and cherry on top give it such a cute character.

Pattern and photo by Stringy DingDing

Crochet these classic ball ornaments using yarn leftovers. Play with different colors to make them fun and festive.

Pattern and photo by Nicki’s Homemade Crafts

This Amigurumi candy cane is another perfect last-minute Christmas crochet project. If you have yarn leftovers, use them to make these sweet holiday treats.

Pattern and photo by Stitch by Fay

Carl is a quick and easy Amigurumi project to crochet with his body made in one piece. The Santa hat is the cherry on top, making him special and unique.

Pattern and photo by Little World of Whimsy

Melvin the Moose will be a super fun project. The pattern has many step-by-step photos and videos showing how to crochet the stitches.

Pattern and photo by Darling Maple Designs

Bax will be a cute 7.5” tall Christmas bear Amigurumi project. The pattern is suitable for beginners and is quick to make as well.

Pattern and photo by Chai Coffee Crochet

One pattern with multiple possibilities. You’ll have instructions to make an adorable moose or a reindeer by making a few changes.

Pattern and photo by The Friendly Fox

These Christmas Amigurumi deer are the perfect last-minute Christmas crochet gifts. They are small and quick but also so unique and cute.

Pattern and photo by Briana K Designs

A Bunny disguised as a pudding, how cute! Check out this pattern if you love chenille yarn to make Amigurumi. The pattern is a free PDF download.

Pattern and photo by Wool Warehouse

This fun pattern uses the crochet ragdoll technique, which creates a lovely 2D shape. If you have never tried this technique before, this is a great first pattern to try it out.

Pattern and photo by Spin a Yarn Crochet