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I am so addicted to faux fur yarn after making my favorite Fur Trimmed Boot Cuffs. (Have you made yours yet? Share a photo with me on Ravelry!) Of course, my fur trim crochet pattern only used half a skein of yarn. That means I still have two (and a half!) more balls of Lion Brand Pelt in my stash! So, I have been indulging my hobby of looking for free crochet patterns. I had to dig a little deeper than usual to find the right fur yarn crochet patterns, so I thought you’d all like to see the collection.
Here are some of my favorite free fur yarn crochet patterns to help inspire you to finally work up that awesome fur yarn in your stash that’s been calling your name. These are my absolute favorites from all around the web- I’ve scoured Facebook, Pinterest, Ravelry, and AllFreeCrochet to find the best free fur yarn projects to crochet!
Free Fur Yarn Crochet Patterns
Crochet Shag Throw Pillow – Maria’s Blue Crayon
Wouldn’t you just LOVE to snuggle up with this furry crocheted pillow? Maria has some great tips on working with eyelash yarn in her blog post here. Now if she could only help me choose which color to use to match my decor!
Adorable Woodland Hedgehog Amigurumi – AllFreeCrochet
I found this cute little fella through All Free Crochet! The fur yarn really makes this fun fur amigurumi project look so adorably whimsical! My kids would love this, and it’d be such a fun baby shower gift for a woodland themed nursery.
Baby Granny Square Mitered Blanket – the Purple Poncho
The mitered granny square and coordinating fur trim combine to make a classy and unique baby gift. Little ones love experimenting with new textures, so baby will be sure to love stroking the furry border and grabbing the granny stitches. What a beautiful and sophisticated baby shower gift!
Stroke Me Soother Twiddle Muff – Crochet 24/7
This gorgeous, soothing pattern is brimming with texture and interesting stitches. There are two versions, a smaller twiddle muff meant to provide sensory stimulation to people with dementia and Alzheimer’s, and a larger one that would double as a lapghan.
Fur Trimmed Cowl – Posh Pooch Designs
This sweet and simple cowl is a great introduction to working with fur yarn. I love the look of fur trim on crochet! It really is a fabulous way to dress up any crochet item with instant boho style.
Crocheted Faux Fur Pom Poms – A Crocheted Simplicity
There’s a definite possibility that I just impulse bought about four balls of the gorgeous pink fuzzy yarn shown in this amazing tutorial. Or maybe I just got to the checkout before remembering my New Year’s Resolution to use my stash yarn! Either way, you have GOT to check out this amazing tutorial/pattern for making your own crocheted fur pom poms!
Columbus Ave Crochet Cowl – Lion Brand Yarns
Sometimes, when you’re looking for ways to use unique yarns, it’s best to go straight to the source! This cowl is made from one of my all time favorite yarns, Lion Brand Pelt.
Simple Vintage Pillow – the Purple Poncho
This stunning pillow would be right at home in my dream home. I love the white on white used in this pillow- it really makes the fur texture do the talking!
Seamist Infinity Cowl – the Purple Poncho
Again, the color does the talking here!
Two Color Fur Striped Scarf – Lion Brand Yarns
Here’s one more pattern directly from Lion Brand Yarns. I have collected quite a few of their patterns in my treasure trove of favorites! If only my yarn budget would allow me to get enough yarn, and I could find my time turner to get just a few more rows in…
Monster Mash Beanie or Earflap Hat – A Crocheted Simplicity
These hats are such a fun use of fur yarn! I know my nephews would all love to have one of these. Now I just have to decide which color to use and whether to add ear flaps… I’m thinking yes, since they live in Illinois!
Paid Crochet Fur Yarn Patterns
And because I absolutely can’t resist these, I’m including just a few paid fur yarn crochet patterns, too!
Garden Friends Hoodlet – Simply Pam
This cute hoodlet would make such a wonderful gift for a little one! Choose from a fox, rabbit, or hedgehog for your little one to play and pretend in. Simply adorable! I love hats that inspire kids to be creative like this- and even better when it gives us adults an opportunity to be playful as well!
Faux Bear Skin Rug – Crochet by Jennifer
This rug is SO adorable. Patterns like this make me want to close up shop and become a full-time newborn photographer. This lush texture is the reason I love working with fur yarn! Absolutely stunning.
Funfetti Sloots – BlackstoneDesigns
It’s a slipper… it’s a boot… no, it’s a Sloot! I’ve linked to the adult size pattern, but this is available in a children’s size as well for matching mommy and me cuteness! The furry texture is so soft and warm, I would love to have a pair of these awesome slippers.