Love small projects? Try Knitted Mini Cats Free Patterns with easy designs, sweet details, and perfect sizes for fast, happy knitting.
If you are looking to craft a tiny toy, a sweet handmade gift, or charming home décor, these Knitted Mini Cats Free Patterns offer something for everyone. From simple beginner-friendly designs to more detailed pocket-sized felines, each pattern brings its own personality and style. In this collection, you’ll find fun, relaxing, and absolutely adorable patterns to work on.
Knitted Mini Cats Free Patterns
1. Mini cat
A handful of knitted kittens will be suitable for kids to play with. The knitting gauge is 25 stitches and 38 rows = 10 cm, worked using DK yarn weight and US 2½ knitting needles. This pattern is provided by A knitter.
2. Tiny Window Cat
This cat, by Sara Elizabeth Kellner, will enjoy the view of snow in winter and bask in the sun in summer. It is worked in the round, and in one piece, except for the tail, which is attached to the side of the body.
3. Knitted bear and cat pins
Are you a cat lover? This pattern by Sachi can be worn as a brooch on any special occasion, or on an annual pet day to encourage your cat. The bows and hearts around their neck make them look cuter.
4. Tiny Parlor Cat
A 3-inch tiny cat by Sara Elizabeth Kellner is worked using worsted yarn and US 4 knitting needles. It is a quick knit which is worked in the round and all in one piece.
5. Mini Knitty Monsters
These little kitten monsters by Lisa Heathco will fit nicely into the palm of your hand, and you can carry them on your desktop. The skills needed to create this are knit front and back, knit 2 together, Kitchener stitch, or 3-needle bind off.
6. Catty McCat Face
A pair of cats made by Marianna could be your next gift for Christmas or Easter. You can knit them for the kids who play in the park where you go walking, and see happy smiles and laughter.
7. Kitty Fingers
Arrange a puppet show of your own with this Cher Marcus kitty fingers pattern. The knitting gauge is 20 stitches and 24 rows = 10 cm. These colorful kitties will be fun to play with your kids.
8. Wub Chub Cat Ornament
A fun little ornament from Button Willow Knits is suitable for a Christmas tree year-round. It is knitted in the round on double-pointed needles. The body, paws, tail, head, and ears are knitted separately and sewn together.
9. Scrapvent – Day 4 – Cat
Louise Walker has designed this cat using leftover yarn, which could be knitted up in a few hours. To create this, you need bulky yarn and US 10 knitting needles.
10. Weird Cats
Are you new to knitting? Then this pattern by Liz Wray is suitable for you. The cats’ faces are made of felt, and their eyes are buttoned. You can even embroider them along with a face for small children.
11. Chubby Paw
A cuddly toy by VknitB is easy to knit and could be completed while watching your favorite Netflix series. It is worked in the round from the bottom up. The techniques used are the long tail cast-on method, knit stitch, purl stitch, stocking stitch, and cast off.
12. Mini Cat Knitting Pattern
Behind this adorable pattern is the Daily Doll. Shop blog that has provided detailed instructions, along with photos, on how to knit and assemble all parts to create a toy.
13. Cozy Squozy Cats Patterns
These cozy kitties by Mochimochi Land are intermediate-level patterns that are perfect for snuggling. These are cozy kitties that are cute and could be completed in an hour.
14. Kitty
Create a group of kitties with the help of the Cute Knit Toy blog. The head, body, and tail are knitted in one piece in a round. The legs from the live stitches are separated in advance, and the ears are sewn on.
