Free Unicorn Knitting Patterns - 15 of the Best

Make your drinks magical and exciting with a unicorn-themed drink cozy. It’s insane how you can make something so cool with such an easy pattern. You will definitely enjoy this quick and easy knit project, and you can put it to good use by making some fancy chancy drink cozies for your friends. You can add the little mane tassels in your choice of colors, but I think the rainbow colors go best. The base of this cozy will be knitted in a reverse ridge stitch pattern to get you a sturdy and practical goodie. Patterns from Studio Knit

Make a cutie squeal and enjoy the best day she’s had in a while. This will excite her and make her super happy. This hooded scarf pattern features an exciting unicorn horn, a marvelous mane, and even pockets. You will be amazed to see how simple and fun this pattern is. A pair of 9mm knitting needles will do the trick, so get your hands on some pretty yarn and you’re good to go. Patterns from Fresh Off The Needles

Make your knitting projects some fun and enjoy the touch of myth and magic in your knitting corner with this magical unicorn knitting pattern. You can’t love this gorgeous and totally surreal-looking toy. Its rainbow-colored mane and white horse body is such a lovely combination; I’m wishing I had one such toy back when I was a kid. Howeverrrr, we can change that for the kids we know by knitting them one of these. This pattern is a fun combination of some pretty colorwork, interesting knitting techniques, and some seeking. Patterns from Ravelry

Make an exciting dishcloth, washcloth, or even a cute little blanket for your favorite baby with this knitting pattern. You can pick one color you love and make the whole blanket by repeating the unicorn pattern square, or you can make them in different colors and then seam those together. It will make such a cute keepsake for the baby, for the many years to come. Patterns from Daisy and Storm

The perfect pattern to make knitted mittens that would make a child really happy. These mittens pattern is so creative as it’s shaped like a rainbow unicorn with the thumb crafted like its horn. You can bet this mitten would be a favorite, so bookmark this pattern as a birthday gift for your favorite kid. This pattern has written instructions for four different sizes to fit children of ages 12 to 18 months, 2 years, 3 to 4 years, and 5 to 6 years old, which is great and so thoughtful. Patterns from Garnstudio

Such an adorable knit unicorn beanie pattern. The straps have pom poms which make it even more exciting. Also, the choice of colors is so put-together and really interesting. If you’ve been looking forward to trying out a knitting pattern with interesting colorwork and a very gratifying result, then give this one a shot. You will be in love. Patterns from We Are Knitters

Humphrey the Unicorn is a confident and cheerful creature and a perfect gifting choice for a loving and warm kid. It’s the right size for cuddling and playing with, so you can bet your favorite little, the tiny tot will be trudging it along with them wherever they go. For me, the most exciting part is its flowing and long purple mane and eyelashes. Make this one as a baby shower gift or a kid’s birthday present, either way, your handmade gift will be a sure-shot hit. Patterns from Ravelry

Such yummy incorporation of a fun color palette can be seen in this Wool Entwine Unicorn Toy pattern. Use your child or friend’s favorite colors for its limbs, mane, and tail and make them sooper doper excited. You can also knit this unicorn toy up as a prop for a birthday party or a gender reveal mystery party, and it can be retained as a keepsake. Patterns from Spotlight Stores

The Despicable Me Fluffy Unicorn is a goofy and quirky toy. You can play with different yarn colors and make it for any kid who enjoys playing with huggable stuffies. It is such a cute toy that even your friends from the older lot would appreciate it if you made them one. That is if you have the heart to part with it once done. Would you? Patterns from Ravelry

This pattern features a magical accessory to make your musical moments more fun. I would totally make one for me before I make one for the potential many who would sign up on the Unicorn Headphone Wrap Wishlist. It’s exciting, it’s gorgeous and it’s a must-have. Would you make it for a kid, or would you make it for you? Patterns from Briana K Designs

Make some knee-high, unicorn knit socks for a kid that enjoys wearing unicorn goodies. These are perfect for pairing with a cute little skirt or a midi-dress. It can be hard convincing kids to wear socks at times, but with these, I doubt any effort would be needed. Put some effort in knitting these up and enjoy some guaranteed warmth for your child afterward. Patterns from Ravelry

Make a gorgeous cap with a subtle unicorn design, using this basic pattern. It comes with a chart as well as written decrease instructions. This cap would be a nice gifting choice for kids and adults alike, you can play around with colors and make something that’s fun and pretty at the same time. The pattern also has instructions for resizing, so you’re good to go. Patterns from Ravelry

This unicorn Horse Knit Toy would be the perfect addition to a girl’s bedroom. It can be used as room décor, as a toy, party prop, and even as you pretend friend. Experiment with different colors and add some personalized magic to your creation. Patterns from Novita Knits

Level up your Christmas décor this year around with some enchanting unicorn stockings. With the unicorn craze still holding its ground, it’s not too late to join the crowd and gallop your way on a unicorn. Christmas cuisine, family, carols, handknitted unicorn stockings, and rainbows are how we like to define the holiday season merriment, so get those needles knitting you guys. Patterns from Let's Knit

Make a cute little cushion for a little girl in your life. Something she can keep on her chair or her bed and adore every time she sees it. The pom-poms are an added touch of cuteness, that makes the cushion all the more adorable. This cushion pattern would look great knitted in some blush pink or lilac yarn, as well. Patterns from Knitting Bee