Monkey Crochet Patterns

This adorable crochet monkey is the perfect amigurumi project for confident beginners!

With its big eyes, floppy limbs, and expressive face, it’s a cuddly toy that’s sure to bring smiles.

The pattern from The Friendly Red Fox uses simple stitches and includes detailed step-by-step photos to guide you through shaping the body, limbs, and that cute curly tail.

Because it’s made in pieces and sewn together, it’s a great intro to shaping and assembly in amigurumi.

This sweet monkey makes a lovely handmade gift for little ones or a charming shelf companion.

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This sweet little monkey hugging a banana is an irresistible amigurumi project from All About Ami!

With its oversized head, blushing cheeks, and long curled tail, it’s full of personality and charm.

The pattern uses mostly single crochet stitches and is worked in continuous rounds, making it accessible for beginners who are comfortable with basic shaping.

Detailed instructions and plenty of photos guide you every step of the way.

It’s a perfect gift for baby showers or jungle-themed nurseries—and that banana is just the cutest finishing touch!

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Bright, colorful, and full of personality, this cheerful monkey amigurumi from Craft Passion is a joy to make and display!

Featuring long limbs, bold stripes, and a sweet little flower accessory, this plushie has a whimsical sock-monkey charm.

The pattern is best suited for intermediate crocheters due to the shaping and color changes, but the clear tutorial and photos make it very doable.

It’s a fantastic way to play with colors and makes a perfect cuddly gift for kids—or a playful pop of decor in any room!

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This cute crochet monkey from Cuddly Stitches Craft has such a sweet, friendly face, with big safety eyes, rounded ears, and a soft two-tone body that’s perfect for cuddles.

The pattern is written with clear rounds, stitch counts, and assembly photos, so it’s suitable for confident beginners and relaxing for more experienced crocheters.

Because the limbs and muzzle are sewn on, you can take your time positioning everything just right.

It makes a lovely nursery companion, but it’s equally fun as a playful desk buddy.

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This cheeky little free monkey crochet pattern from Spin a Yarn Crochet hangs upside down from a crocheted branch, clutching a bright red heart—such a fun, whimsical design!

The pattern is worked in Spin a Yarn’s signature ragdoll style, creating flat panels that are stitched together, so it’s great for confident beginners and relaxed for intermediates.

Clear written instructions and helpful notes guide you through shaping the limbs, tail, and branch.

It’s perfect as nursery wall decor or a playful Valentine’s gift.

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This super squishy monkey from Mariska Vos is worked with chunky chenille yarn, so it turns into a velvety, cuddle-sized friend in no time.

The body is crocheted in a relaxed lying pose with an upturned tail, big shiny safety eyes, and a sweet two-tone face that’s perfect for cozy snuggles.

The free pattern uses simple stitches and minimal shaping, making it ideal for confident beginners.

Moreover, it’s a great stash-buster for plush yarn scraps and a charming gift for kids or playful decor.

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This adorable Mika crochet monkey from Chai Coffee Crochet is a chubby, cuddly little friend dressed in a cheerful striped sweater of mint, peach, and yellow.

With its large ears, tuft of hair, and simple tube-style body, it’s a great project for confident beginners familiar with working in rounds.

The pattern is clearly written, includes color-change tips, and is perfect for practicing facial embroidery.

Make Mika as a sweet handmade gift, or crochet a whole troop in different sweater colors.

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Maisy the Monkey is an adorable little amigurumi with big shiny eyes, a soft round tummy, and a sweet flower tucked by her ear.

The pattern from Stitch by Fay uses basic stitches and simple shaping, so it’s perfect for confident beginners and a relaxing make for more experienced crocheters.

Pieces are crocheted in continuous rounds and then sewn together with clear, photo-supported instructions.

She’s a quick, fun project that’s ideal for gifts, market tables, or cute nursery decor.

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These tiny crochet monkey patterns from Red Ted Art are wonderfully mischievous, with extra-long arms and legs that let it hug bag straps, pencils, or branches.

Worked in simple amigurumi style with basic stitches, it’s a friendly project for adventurous beginners and a quick make for more experienced crocheters.

The pattern explains how to crochet the slim limbs and attach them securely so your monkey can dangle and cling.

Moreover, the small size makes it perfect as a keychain or desk buddy.

Make a bunch in different colors to decorate backpacks or gift to kids.

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This plush purple monkey, Mischief, is worked in super soft blanket yarn, making him a big, squishy cuddle buddy that kids will adore.

His contrasting pastel face, ears, and paws really pop, while long limbs and tail are perfect for posing or snuggling.

The Loopy Lamb’s pattern is written for confident beginners, using simple stitches with helpful photos and video support.

Because the pieces are crocheted separately and sewn on, it’s a great project to practice shaping, stuffing, and secure attachment.

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This fuzzy little Pocket Monkey from Sweet Softies is a palm-sized cutie worked in plush chenille yarn, giving it an irresistibly soft, squishable texture.

With big safety eyes, rounded ears, and chubby limbs, it’s a simple amigurumi project that’s great for confident beginners.

The pattern uses basic stitches in the round and includes clear instructions for shaping the body, tail, and face.

Plus, its tiny size makes it a quick gift, perfect as a pocket buddy, backpack charm, or market-stall favorite.

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This plush velvet monkey amigurumi is such a soft, huggable friend, crocheted in chunky chenille yarn with a big smiling face, floppy limbs, and oversized ears that make it extra expressive.

The pattern from Amigurumi All Free Patterns uses simple stitches in the round, but working with plush yarn and the separate pieces makes it better suited to confident beginners or intermediates.

Clear step-by-step instructions help with shaping the muzzle, ears, and long tail.

It’s perfect as a cozy bedtime buddy or a playful nursery decoration.

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This sweet amigurumi free monkey crochet pattern has such an expressive little face, with embroidered eyebrows, a wide smile, and a soft cream muzzle that contrasts beautifully with the warm brown body.

The pattern from Carmen Crochet is worked in continuous rounds with separate arms, legs, ears, and muzzle that are sewn on later, so it suits confident beginners to intermediate crocheters.

Moreover, clear step-by-step instructions help you with shaping the head and facial embroidery.

It’s a perfect gift for children or a charming handmade keepsake.

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Mimi Monkey from Jess Huff is an adorable amigurumi with a bold hot-pink body, cuddly cream muzzle, and big floppy ears that give her so much character.

The pattern uses worsted-weight yarn and simple stitches, but with the shaping of the large snout, limbs, and tail, it’s perfect for confident beginners or intermediates.

Clear row-by-row instructions, helpful tips, and safety-eye placement guides make assembly straightforward.

Mimi is a lovely cuddle-sized toy and would look fantastic in any playful color combo.

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This Happy Monkey from Sewrella is a classic cuddle-sized friend, with a rich brown body, contrasting beige face and paws, and a simple embroidered smile that kids adore.

The limbs are long and slightly floppy, so little ones can easily carry their monkey by the arm.

The pattern uses basic stitches and worsted-weight yarn, making it perfect for confident beginners.

Clear instructions guide you through crocheting the separate pieces and assembling them neatly.

It’s a wonderful gift for everyday play or bedtime snuggles.

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Miles the Monkey is an irresistibly cute little amigurumi with a round head, tiny muzzle, and perky ears, plus a tuft of hair and a long tail that curls behind him.

The pattern from The Nicole Chase uses mostly single crochet in the round, so it’s approachable for confident beginners while still fun for experienced crocheters.

Pieces are worked separately and then sewn together with clear instructions for shaping the face.

He’s just the right size for small hands or a sweet desk mascot.

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This beautiful amigurumi set features a mama monkey tenderly hugging her baby, both worked in rich chocolate and beige tones with expressive safety eyes and detailed hands and feet.

The free pattern from Punqa is more suited to intermediate crocheters, since you’ll be shaping two full figures, working lots of rounds, and carefully attaching the long limbs for that sweet embrace.

Clear step-by-step instructions keep you on track.

It’s a heartfelt gift idea for baby showers, nurseries, or any monkey-loving family.

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This sweet, crochet-free monkey crochet pattern’s lovey combines a classic granny-square-style blanket with an adorable, soft monkey head and long, cuddly arms, making it perfect for snuggly naps.

The free pattern from Thoresby Cottage uses simple stitches and clear rounds, so it’s great for confident beginners familiar with basic amigurumi.

First, you work the head, ears, and arms, then you hook up the blanket and join everything neatly.

Choose soft baby yarns in coordinating colours, and you’ll have a gorgeous baby shower or comfort toy gift.

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This cheerful monkey face applique is a quick, fun crochet project that’s perfect for brightening baby blankets, kids’ clothing, bags, and more.

Worked in simple rounds with basic stitches, it’s very beginner-friendly, yet still satisfying for experienced crocheters looking for a speedy make.

The pattern from Crochet ’n’ Create includes clear instructions for the layered face, ears, and the cute little bow tie.

Use scraps from your yarn stash and play with colours to create a whole troupe of smiling monkeys.

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This playful crochet monkey hat from Knit Paint Sew is such a fun make for little ones, with big round ears, an expressive muzzle, and cute braided ties.

The pattern is written in multiple sizes and uses basic stitches, so it’s suitable for confident beginners who can work in the round.

First you crochet the simple beanie base, then you add the layered face pieces and embroidery details.

It’s perfect for dress-up days, photo shoots, or just adding cheeky charm to chilly walks.

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