Free Crochet Cat Patterns - 15 of the Best

Wow! These Itty Bitty Crochet Kitties have ‘want’ written all over them! This pattern will help you create the most adorable-looking kitties, that you’ll want a whole bunch of, for yourself. You can prop these up next to planters, as in the picture, stuff them along with other presents in a basket, make them for bridal shower favor boxes, or just to treat yourself and other cat-loving friends. Patterns from Thoresby Cottage

Just look at this total cutie! What pretty round eyes, and such cute heart-shaped paws. You’ll enjoy this pattern and the lovely-finished look that comes with it. You can try this out in a different color scheme, but to be very honest, although this one is a bit unconventional but so pleasing. Patterns from Cuddly Stitches Craft

Oh my God! Aren’t these little dumpling kitties absolutely purr-fect ( I just couldn’t help it)!? These little baby kitties are super squishy and so cute, you’d want to eat them up. Yeah, that cute. The dumpling kitty will be a soft little plushie for your baby, and they’ll want multiple of these, so don’t think you’ll be done by just making one. Also, why limit these to just little ones - picture these cuties in a crochet basket on your office desktop, ready to cheerfully welcome you in the mornings. Patterns from Ravelry

For kids who prefer cats over dolls, this cat is the right size for a huggable toy. This pattern is fast to whip up, and you only need some basic crochet skills to make this. Pair it up with some fun accessories, and you have for yourself a classy cat that’s a whole mood. Make a cat lover’s day with this charming day. Patterns from Amigurumi Today

This cat is vibrant, charming, and adorable with a stripey body. It has no limbs, so you’ll find it easy to make. You can add this to your Easter décor too, and if you insert a bell in it, it will make a cute little rattle. Give this fun pattern a shot, and you’ll love this egg-shaped baby cat, maybe even give this to a real cat to play with. Patterns from Lille Liis

Although this cat has pretty grumpy expressions, its long limbs make it perfect for hugging and cuddling with. You can make it in white or bright color if greys don’t match your aesthetic and show your kid how to fold its arms when they want to communicate how they are feeling. Patterns from Kristi Tullus

A fat cat with somewhat crazy expressions is the right amount of hilarious to have you giggling even in a bad mood. Disorient the eye pupils a little, and the confused expressions will be a fun sight. You can present this cat on its own, keep it on your floating shelves, or make an interesting gift-top charm with it for a crazy friend. Patterns from Crochet Stitch Witch

What a tiny tweet! Perch this cutie on some plant décor and make it look authentic and fun. I love how quirky and funny this cat is. Try making it in a bunch of colors with different expressions on each of them, and maybe even carry them around in your pocket for a friendly, pocket-able vibe of pure joy. Patterns from Tiny Curl

A cat so grumpy yet cute, it could make the front cover of a fun kids’ storybook. Cecil is the cat that could pop up when you least expect it and play little pranks on you with a very straight face. Its slightly curled tail would keep you slightly unrested and somewhat expecting a sudden pounce on you from nowhere. Try this enjoyable pattern to present to someone in your life with an unpredictable demeanor and send them a hint. Patterns from Yarn Society

This little cat is an everyday cat you come across on the streets, hiding behind the bushes at times, or busy trying to chase a mouse. It’s a joyful project but not very easy, especially not for those who aren’t very comfortable with changing yarn colors midway through the pattern. This pattern would best suit those who have seasoned skills or at least intermediate crocheting skills. Patterns from Stella's Yarn Universe

Who doesn’t love cats and Christmas? Imagine how much you’ll love if you combine the two together. Chester the Curious cat is such a playful little kitty, made alongside a Christmas stocking. The way it’s propped inside it and peeking at all your Christmas party guests, is definitely with eyes full of curiosity. It would look perfect on a snow-covered Christmas tree, or hanging with your mantlepiece. However, such a cute Catty Christmas stocking wouldn’t be enough in singular, so it’s best to get your hands on the supplies quickly. Patterns from All About Ami

The quiet cat would suit an introvert who likes things giving off peaceful and calm vibes. You can even place this in your yoga room, or your quiet corner where you like to meditate. This would also make a hilarious present for someone who needs a little signal to quieten up sometimes, at least. Try out this easy-to-crochet pattern, and enjoy the sweet, gratifying feeling of accomplishment once done. Patterns from Amigurum

Don’t we love little crochet kitties in cute costumes? With this pattern not only will you learn to make this very pretty kitty, but you will also get to practice your stripey crochet skills and learn how to make this tiny little, ruffled-up skirt. You will be working this fun pattern in continuous rounds, so using a stitch marker will be important. Get your supplies ready then, and get those fingers crocheting these cuties for a little baby or a sweet friend. Patterns from Lille Liis

If you want to crochet a cat that’s not just cute but has some playful energy, this pattern is the one for you. Any child who loves a fun creature toy would be excited to receive this. The only catch with this really cute pattern is, that you can’t stop at just one, you’ll need to make a couple more to play together. Patterns from Logan Berry Handmade

If you’re looking for a basic crochet design, Hanna the Cat is for you. It’s a whimsical, sweet pattern intended to look like a kid’s drawing. You’ll be needing speckled yarn for it, to create the look of a colorful, childlike drawing. If you notice carefully, the kitty has a lopsided ear, intentionally so, to make it seem like a kid’s creation. Free Crochet Cat Patterns from Akamatra