This distinctive style of crochet stuffed animal, particularly a fox toy, is made by crocheting two flat pieces and joining them together around the edges. If you haven’t quite mastered crocheting in the round, then this is a great place to start learning how to crochet stuffed animals. You will need to know how to single-crochet and change colors.

Designer: Spin a Yarn Crochet

Yarn: Caron Simply Soft (Worsted Weight #4)

Just look at the size difference that you get when you crochet this amigurumi fox crochet cube fox with DK weight yarn vs bulky-weight yarn. Many people wonder how to make bigger and smaller crochet stuffed animals, and swapping out the yarn size is one easy way to do it. Try this trick out with the free Cube Foxy Fox pattern.

Designer: Crafty Bunny Bun

Yarn: (DK Weight #3) or (Bulky Weight #5)

Fox hats, particularly crochet fox hats, are perfect for dress-up play, school performances, and everyday wear - especially if you are feeling foxy! This cute crochet hat pattern calls for just basic crochet stitches - single crochet, half double crochet, and double crochet. Buttons are a quick and easy stand-in for the eyes and you won’t have to order them online like safety eyes.

Designer: Repeat Crafter Me

Yarn: Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice (Worsted Weight #4)

Harness the power of corner-to-corner crochet to create this stunning pixel fox square. You must combine it with other woodland animal squares or mix up a few fox squares in different colors to make a blanket. You could also double it to create a pillow cover or simply hang it on the wall to admire it!

Designer: My Hobby is Crochet

Yarn: Red Heart Super Saver Solids (Aran Weight #4)

Just look at how cute this Japanese-style kitsune fox is, especially as a crochet stuffed fox. This isn’t the first thing that comes to mind when I think of foxes, but the pattern was just too adorable to leave out of the roundup. I love the unique style of the design and the charming cherry blossoms in the background of the photo.

Designer: Knot Bad Ami

Yarn: Lion Brand Vanna's Choice (Aran Weight #4)

Here’s another one of our free crochet fox patterns for hats. Using just basic stitches, you can crochet this stunning woodland-inspired headgear. Customize each hat to your heart’s content. There is certainly plenty of inspiration to draw from the pattern picture. I especially love the multicolor braids of the hat on the right, which add a necessary touch of whimsy.

Designer: The Friendly Red Fox

Yarn: Hobby Lobby I Love This Yarn! (Aran Weight #4)

This adorable matching crocheted fox hat and diaper cover would be perfect for an infant photoshoot, don’t you think? The best part is that it can be made with basic stitches, so even beginner crocheters should be able to crochet it. The ears are a little too round for my taste, but you could easily substitute them for the ears of another pattern from this list.

Designer: Croby Patterns

Yarn: (DK Weight #3)

Who says that foxes have to be orange? You can certainly still tell that this blanket, with its creative array of differently colored foxes, is covered with foxes. The charming design is simple to crochet using the corner-to-corner crochet technique. Even better, it’s a great way to use up partial skeins of yarn leftover from other projects.

Designer: The Friendly Red Fox

Yarn: Red Heart Super Saver Solids (Worsted Weight #4)

And now we’re back to the free crochet amigurumi fox patterns for stuffed animals! This little guy was designed with the chibi or kawaii vibe. It has a large head, a pair of jumbo ears, and a small body with stubby little limbs. There’s something about the skewed proportions that highlights the cuteness of the fox!

Designer: JunLishop

Yarn: (Worsted Weight #4)

Do you dread the sewing part of crochet amigurumi patterns? You are not alone, my friend! Lucky for you, there are plenty of patterns for crochet stuffed animals that minimize the need for sewing. This bipedal fox design, a perfect example of a crochet fox toy, is a prime example and it’s utterly adorable to boot! Follow the link at the bottom of the page for the English version of the pattern.

Designer: Lanukas

Yarn: Katia New Cancun (Sport Weight #3)

Babies are sure to appreciate the bright colors of foxes too. This adorable handmade crochet baby rattle pattern is made using a wooden ring. It’s the perfect size toy for little fingers to hang onto and babies will love munching on it. The pattern is much like traditional crochet amigurumi in that it is made with all single crochet stitches.

Designer: Crochet 365 Knit Too

Yarn: Hobby Lobby I Love This Yarn! (Aran Weight #4)

Fredric is one of the largest free crochet fox amigurumi patterns for stuffed animals on this list. He’s a great size for snuggling and he’s sure to be well-loved by toddlers and other small children. The design is quite simple, so don’t be afraid to give this one a try if you are a beginner crocheter.

Designer: Jess Huff

Yarn: Red Heart Super Saver Solids (Aran Weight #4)

Just look at this charming little sleepy fox! The difference is in the details with this one. The heart on the belly is incredibly sweet and I also love the little freckles on the face and the way that the eyes are embroidered on like they are closed. He may be short in stature but he’s certainly not short on personality!

Designer: Chiara Cremon

Yarn: (DK Weight #3)

You do not often see a pattern for crochet fox amigurumi that calls for fingering weight yarn. Some people avoid such thin yarns because they can be fiddly to work with, but it does make your stitches small and tight with much less room between stitches for filling to peek through at you. 

Designer: MissCaytlin Blog

Yarn: Rosários 4 Merino 4 Us (Fingering Weight #1)

Now do you see what I mean about each designer bringing their unique craft perspective to the table? Here is yet another crochet fox that looks unique. Notice the ruffles on his cheeks and chest as well as the subtle striping on his arms and legs. Isn’t he just the most adorable thing you’ve ever seen?

Designer: Anchor Crafts

Yarn: Anchor Organic Cotton (DK Weight #3)

Ok, how about one more crochet baby rattle for the list? This one, featuring a cute fox pattern, has a long handle with ombre baubles - perfect for little fingers to grip. The fox face at the top is docile and sweet, all you need for a charming touch, thanks to softly embroidered eyes and expressive little eyebrows. It would make an excellent baby shower gift, don’t you think?

Designer: Chai Coffee Crochet

Yarn: (DK Weight #3)

Wait, is that knit or crochet? The front and back post half double crochet stitches in this frisky fox hat may resemble knitting, but they are crocheted. The basic beanie silhouette is complemented by two orange and white pom poms that stand in for fox ears. As it turns out, a fox hat doesn’t need a face on it to be cute! This crochet fox hat pattern is simply Fantastic.

Designer: Muki Crafts

Yarn: Rowan Felted Tweed (DK Weight #3)

Do you have yarn coming out of your ears? Sounds like it’s time to crochet your way to better organization. The Foxy Stash Basket is just the thing for storing all your bits and bobs. It would also look right at home in a children’s room. The pattern calls for just basic stitches, so even beginner crocheters can give it a go. Amazingly, this free fox amigurumi pattern is a great addition to your crafting collection.

Designer: Nicole Winer for Yarnspirations

Yarn: Lily Sugar'n Cream Solids & Denim (Worsted Weight #4)

Here’s one of our free crochet fox patterns for stuffed animals that is a little bit more realistic and impressive. The arms and legs strike a natural pose and the white coloring of the fur is made to resemble the arctic variety of foxes. My favorite part is the fluffy fox tail made out of strands of yarn. What a cutie!

Designer: Once Upon a Hook Crochet

Yarn: Bernat Super Value Solids (Worsted Weight #4)

Cute crochet sleeping masks, including the sleepy fox crochet pattern, are a wonderful way to encourage children to not dread bedtime so much. They can also be used during the day for dress-up play if the children put the mask on their forehead instead of over their eyes. No matter how you decide to use this fox mask, you surely won’t be disappointed! The free and easy pattern calls for just basic stitches.

Designer: Willow Crochet

Yarn: (DK Weight #3)

If you are looking for easy crochet fox hats, then you’ve hit the jackpot! The Crochet Fox Hat looks a little bit like knitting, but this Easy Fox Hat is made with single crochet stitches in the back loops. The pattern is straightforward, so it’s perfect for a bit of crochet multitasking with your latest favorite TV show or podcast.

Designer: Winding Road Crochet

Yarn: Red Heart With Love Solids (Aran Weight #4)

Make sure you show your appreciation for the foxes on your sleeves with the Foxy Fingerless Gloves. The pattern calls for single and double crochet post stitches. This combination of stitches adds a nice bit of texture to the project. It also helps the color changes stay crisp and clean while all the messy bits stay safely hidden on the inside of the gloves.

Designer: One Dog Woof

Yarn: Lion Brand Vanna's Choice (Aran Weight #4)

You can fox-if anything with a crochet heart fox applique! These little heart-shaped cuties would look great on the front of a greeting card, on the corner of a baby blanket, or adorning a hat. You can crochet them using just basic stitches. Now you just have to decide whether to embroider the eyes open or shut. I like it both ways!

Designer: Golden Lucy Crafts

Yarn: (DK Weight #3)

These quick and cute keychains may be small but there’s certainly no shortage of cuteness. Children and adults alike would love to receive one of these simple crochet foxes. You could whip them up as party favors, Easter basket stuffers, or give them away “just because”. What a great way to show someone that you care!

Designer: Crochet at Teri’s

Yarn: Stylecraft Special Double Knit (DK Weight #3)