I was born in the late 90s and grew up during the 2000s, so I was surrounded by the explosion of popularity that Pokemon had during that time. While I didn’t really get into the Pokemon games until high school, it doesn’t mean that I was a stranger to them! I have a definitely grown attached to Pokemon in the last decade, and I always love seeing all the Pokemon inspired crochet projects out there!

If you’ve been wanting to make a Pokemon inspired project for yourself, a friend, or a Pokemon-loving kid in your life, check out these 8 Pokemon inspired crochet projects to get you started!

1. Snorlax Earflap Beanie by Janet Carrillo

Perhaps one of the cutest character beanies I’ve ever seen, this Snorlax beanie is perfect for a Christmas gift! The pattern comes in sizes for a toddler, child, and adult small, so you can make it for whoever loves Snorlax in your life!

This pattern is available for free here! It calls for Worsted weight yarn and size F-3.75mm and H-5.00mm crochet hooks.

2. Pokeball by Fay Lyth

This is just one of several Pokeball patterns out there, but this pattern creates a Pokeball that is perfectly round and symmetrical!

You can find this pattern for free here! It calls for DK weight yarn and a G-4.00mm crochet hook.

3. Pokeball Drawstring Bag by Ami Amour

Don’t want to just make a Pokeball and have it sit on a shelf? Check out this Pokeball Drawstring Bag! You can take this out shopping with you, or use it as a gift bag for another Pokemon themed present!

You can find this pattern for free here! It calls for Aran weight yarn and a G-4.00mm crochet hook.

4. Espeon Hood by Paris Nagy-Bergeron

This is another adorable gift idea, this time for all the Espeon lovers out there! This hood perfectly embodies the look and attitude of Espeon!

You can find this pattern for free here! It calls for Bulky weight yarn and an L-8.00mm crochet hook.

5. Pokemon: Eevee in Espeon Hoodie by Pauleen Kate

Okay, so Eevee is my favorite Pokemon, and when I say I got excited when I saw this pattern would be an understatement! Have you ever seen anything so adorable?

You can find the pattern here! It calls for worsted weight yarn and a F-3.75 mm crochet hook.

6. Pokeball Blanket by Lisa Vanilla

Can I just say, that this pattern has now been added to by extensive “Must Be Made” list? It is incredible, even just looking at the pictures! I would say, this could not only be used as a blanket, but as a play rug for younger children!

You can find the pattern here! It calls for Aran weight yarn and a 7.00mm crochet hook.

7. Pikachu by 53Stitches

This adorable little Pikachu is full of personality! The pattern is very well-written and the designer includes photo tutorials for the proper placement of the sewing part of the pattern.

You can find the pattern for free here! It calls for DK weight yarn and a 3.00mm crochet hook.

8. Charizard by Ana Amelia

If you’re a fan of Charizard like me, then you will love this pattern! This pattern is so cute, and you can adjust for size based on what weight yarn you use!

You can find the pattern for free here! It calls for Aran weight yarn and G-4.00mm and a 2.5mm crochet hooks.

This is by no means all the Pokemon inspired patterns out there. There are easily hundreds more! These are just some of my favorites out there! What are some other fun Pokemon inspired crochet patterns that you know of?