10+ Cozy and Cute Fall Amigurumi Crochet Patterns to Make This Season
Crocheting fall-themed amigurumi is a wonderful way to welcome the season with cozy stitches and charming characters. From pumpkins and playful woodland animals to snug little houses, these patterns capture the heart of autumn. Try out the crochet fox, bunny, owl, bear, squirrel, pumpkin, and more — they’re quick to make, full of personality, and perfect for decorating, gifting, or simply enjoying the fall vibes!
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Uses for Fall Amigurumi Crochet Patterns
Seasonal Home Decor – From snuggly forest animals to cozy pumpkins and loghouses, these fall-themed creations add warmth and handmade charm to mantels, bookshelves, and autumn tablescapes.
Thoughtful Gifts & Keepsakes – These mini animals and props make heartwarming gifts for teachers, friends, or little ones—perfect as seasonal tokens or surprise “just because” presents.
Wholesome Playtime & Displays – Create a whimsical woodland scene for imaginative play or set up a fall display filled with owls, squirrels, and pumpkin patches that kids and adults alike will love.
Relaxing Seasonal Projects – With beginner-friendly construction and soft, earthy tones, these patterns are a joy to crochet during crisp fall evenings or cozy weekends indoors.
Mix-and-Matchable Critters – Whether you’re building a forest playset, a storybook-inspired shelf, or just love collecting cute amigurumi, these animals and accents pair beautifully for a complete autumn collection.
Materials used for Fall Amigurumi Crochet
Here I will talk about all the recommended yarn, hook sizes, and other materials that work best for these patterns. As for the details on each particular section and how to select the right crochet supplies and narrow down your choices, I will link to an appropriate detailed article for each one when you explore the full pattern itself - I hope it helps! Some patterns are available for free on this blog, while link out to paid patterns.
Best Yarn for Fall Amigurumi Crochet
Yarn weight – sport Yarn (I used Scheepjes Catona) or DK Yarn, worsted yarn for bigger projects
Yarn colours – depends on animal or item you intend to make, choosing distinctive colours helps with bringing them to life
Yarn material – acrylic or cotton are popular choices for amigurumi
Read more here about ‘12-point Checklist to Select the Best Yarn for Amigurumi’
Crochet Hook Selection
Basic cheap metallic hooks to start
Ergonomic hooks recommended if crocheting for hours – Clover Soft Touch, Etimo Tulip, Furls Crochet Hooks
Right hook size for yarn size – 3.0mm in the examples below
Read more here about ‘Best Crochet Hook for Amigurumi and 12 ways for Choice Selection’
Crochet Tools and Accessories
Darning needles
Read more here about ‘My Crochet Tools and Accessories that are Super Simple to Start With’
Crochet Techniques for Autumn Amigurumi Projects
Below I have included the techniques needed to crochet all the fall amigurumi crochet patterns below. They are great even for beginners, involving the 6 basic crochet stitches and starting with a magic ring. Some are completely no-sew while some have minimal sewing involved.
Read on more below for what techniques you need to know before starting, if you have no idea how to do them - go ahead and click through to learn. Some of the more ambitious beginner patterns involve special crochet stitches to shape body parts like limbs or wings. To see more of each special crochet stitch, click through to find out more.
Basic Crochet Stitches
Foundation chain = ch
Double Treble crochet = dtr
Read more about 'How to Learn Basic Crochet Stitches step by step for Absolute Beginners - 6 Easy Steps!'
Magic ring
Magic circle
Chain 2 and single crochet
Read more about '24 Easy Peasy things you need to know about Magic Ring in Crochet'
Increase Crochet
Increase crochet stitches in a round
Increase crochet stitches in a row
Read more about '15 different detailed Ways on How to Increase in Crochet'
Decrease Crochet
Decrease crochet stitches in a round
Decrease crochet stitches in a row
Read more about '15 different detailed Ways on How to Decrease in Crochet'
FLO and BLO
Working in front loops only
Working in back loops only
Read more about 'Front Loop and Back Loop in Crochet - the easy way to know everything'
Special Crochet Stitches
Bobble Stitch
Read more about '6 important things to know about Bobble Stitch Crochet'
Popcorn Stitch
Read more about '6 unmissable steps on How to do a Popcorn Stitch in Crochet'
Puff Stitch
Read more about '5 Fundamental Things to know about Puff Stitch Crochet'
Cluster Stitch
Read more about '8 Atypical Things about How to Crochet Cluster Stitch'
Picot Stitch
Read more about '8 Basic Tips on How to Crochet a Picot Stitch'
Easy Crochet Fall Amigurumi Crochet Patterns
Here are some crochet fall amigurumi patterns to try out, including a pumpkin, loghouse, wolf, hedgehog, rabbit, fox, bunny, owl, squirrel and bear patterns. They are a mixture of free and paid patterns so go check out the ones that interest you. Some also have accompanying videos in each post to show the steps. Also remember to check out the free Animal Shaping Starter Guide if you wish to learn how to crochet your own animals for a start!
Free Animal Shaping Starter Guide
Free Crochet Pumpkin Pattern
Looking for a quick and cozy make for fall? This no-sew pumpkin is worked all in one piece, with a plump shape that’s easy and fun to crochet. Use classic orange or mix it up with pastels for a whimsical twist. Try it out in mini sizes for table decor or large size for room decor!
Loghouse Crochet Pattern
To house all the woodland fall animals, this log house is perfect with its fall themed leaves as well. Add some linings inside to make it more rigid and it can serve as a storage container for your amigurumi! Try out this slightly more complex pattern over here.
Crochet Wolf Pattern
This wolf crochet pattern has a more cartoony face, made as such intentionally, with a prominent snout and cartoon eyes. Make him in a standing position such that when paired with magnets inside it and inside the pumpkin pattern below, it can look like he’s peeking out of the pumpkin. Try the pattern over here.
Free Crochet Hedgehog Pattern
To crochet a simple hedgehog, there are quite a few parts involved. These part include crocheting the hedgehog head, the body, the snout, the back quills and a little bit at the end which is a pumpkin which comes along with the hedgehog! Check out the full free pattern over here.
Rabbit Crochet Pattern
Here is a standing resting rabbit crochet pattern, that is made in parts. Add some magnets inside the body and attach it onto the pumpkin below to look like the rabbit is peeking out of the pumpkin. He is mostly worked up seamlessly with minimal sewing involved. Check out the pattern over here.
Fox Crochet Pattern
This restful fox was made up as part of my Fall collection and it is meant to sit directly on the pumpkin. His facial features are made continuously without any sewing, including his transition from head to neck to body. The body is made horizontal in a resting position. The pattern is available here.
Free Pumpkin Crochet Pattern
This is an older version of a pumpkin I made mostly made up of cluster stitches. It was made such that magnets can be placed inside it for a corresponding fall animal to sit on the pumpkin. Try it out together with the other Halloween pumpkin I made above! Check out the free pattern over here.
Free Squirrel Crochet Pattern
This pattern includes crocheting the squirrel head, snout and the body, then the arms and legs, and finally end off with the tail and eye detailing. This is a minimal-sewing pattern meaning that I have minimized assembly as much as possible. It was originally part of a crochet-a-long and now the pattern is available below.
Free Bear Crochet Pattern
If you have mastered how to crochet a simple sphere and a cylinder, then try making this bear amigurumi next! It only involves crocheting a sphere then a cylinder with some bobble stitches as the limbs. With the free pattern below and the accompanying video, you will be mastering this animal in no time!
Free Owl Crochet Pattern
Thinking of trying out crochet bird patterns? Here is an owl crochet pattern that has quite a bit of detailing over his face and wings, without having to do any external sewing! Great to make alongside other birds like my bird, penguin, duck or chick patterns. The wings are slightly more tricky so following along the video will help!
Free Bunny Rabbit Crochet Pattern
Here is an adorable bunny to crochet with no sewing involved and asymmetrical shaping for the face and the body. The snout is made up of bobble stitches and feet made up of popcorn stitches. Add the nostril embroidery to complete the animal!
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Conclusion of Fall Amigurumi Crochet Patterns
Have fun crocheting your way through these cozy fall-themed patterns to create your own autumn-inspired collection! Mix and match colours and textures to bring each character to life — whether it’s a cuddly squirrel, a curious bunny, or a stack of cheerful pumpkins.
Whether you're decorating for the season, crafting gifts, or building a whimsical fall playset, these amigurumi creations are sure to add warmth and handmade charm to your autumn.
To check out more of my ideas for using various types of crochet stitch techniques to shape amigurumi animals, grab my free Animal Shaping Starter Guide below! Inside, get quick ideas on how to get started on shaping ears, snouts, cheeks, bodies and limbs for animals!
Free Animal Shaping Starter Guide
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