Pokemon Go crochet patterns

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As the Pokemon Go craze sweeps the world, we’ve gathered together our favourite Pokemon crochet patterns for you and your family to join in the fun.

I Crochet Things has a number of free Pokemon patterns on her blog, including this Substitute Doll, plus there’s the Water Starter Poplin, and even a cute Squirtle!

oh and not forgetting her adorable free pikachu, wearing the cutest mini Ash hat!

If choosing which of these awesome patterns to make is giving you a headache, then maybe you’ll like this brilliant free Psyduck pattern by loopycatherine. You’ll find loads more of awesome free Pokemon patterns on Catherine’s blog, including a jigglypuff, snorlax and meowth!

If it’s a super-quick Pokemon project that you’re after, then you can’t beat this cute keychain by Gstoregallery.

If you fancy sharing your love of Pokemon with everyone you meet, why not hook up this Pokeball hat by Sparkle & Doom Designs.

And Plumdrop Designs has a kids’ hat, and a Pokeball pattern too.

And we couldn’t resist including this Pokeball teapot cosy! Designed by Lise Mendel at The Eye of the Beholder, it’s simple to adapt to fit your own teapot.

Before you start, remember to check whether the pattern you’re using is in UK or US crochet terms – you’ll find our handy conversion chart here!

Matt Spiers

Matt Spiers is an artist and founding editor of Gathered.how. What started as a hobby over a decade ago led to Matt developing a passion for crochet (which led to a career with Simply Crochet magazine). Matt now dabbles in all sorts of creative past-times, everything from music production to gardening to whittling – he’s an all-round craft master.

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