Anakin Skywalker Doll (Free Amigurumi Crochet Pattern)
Dear fellow amigurumi enthusiasts,
I'm super excited to share with you my latest design, the Anakin Skywalker Inspired Doll! He's my cute, pocket-sized yarn version of the iconic Star Wars character. An absolutely adorable boy doll, especially as a tiny amigurumi perfect for little hands!
This pattern is quick and easy to crochet and makes a great toy gift for kids and children alike. This versatile pattern can also serve as a male human body base to crochet into other custom characters.
I also made a Stormtrooper that goes along with this Anakin Skywalker doll. If you'd like to make this duo, check out his pattern page too!
If you like this design of mine, you can check out my other amigurumi patterns, or click here to see all the free patterns I have on my blog!

ANAKIN SKYWALKER
Free Amigurumi Crochet Pattern
Disclaimer -- I do not own the rights to the Star Wars characters or their likeness. It is a registered trademark of LucasFilms.
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The Anakin Skywalker inspired doll is a cute, pocket-sized yarn version of this beloved Star Wars character! He’s an adorable boy doll, especially as a tiny, little amigurumi! This pattern is quick and easy to crochet and makes a great toy gift for kids and children alike. This versatile pattern can also serve as a male human body base to crochet into other custom characters.
The Anakin Skywalker PDF pattern includes complete written instructions for the doll-making process with helpful step-by-step photo references.
Size:
- Height: approximately 4.5 inches (11 cm)
Level:
- ★★☆☆☆ Easy / Familiar Beginner
- Requires familiarity with stitches used (below), attaching plastic safety eyes, changing yarn colors, and sewing parts together.
- FO: fasten off
- MR: magic ring
- Ch: chain
- Sl st: slip stitch
- Sc: single crochet
- Inc: increase
- Dec: decrease
- Surface sl st: surface slip stitch
Materials:
- Medium weight (4) yarn in the colors: dark brown, medium brown, light brown, peach
- 2.75 mm crochet hook
- 7mm plastic safety eyes
- Fiberfill stuffing
- Yarn needle
- Scissors
~ CROCHET INSTRUCTIONS ~
Head
Begin with medium brown yarn.
R1: In MR, sc 6. (6 sts)
R2: Inc around. (12 sts)
R3: (Sc, inc) x 6. (18 sts)
R4: (Sc 2, inc) x 6. (24 sts)
R5: (Sc 7, inc) x 3. (27 sts)
R6: Sc around. (27 sts)
Switch to peach yarn.
R7-R12: Sc around. (27 sts)
R13: (Sc 7, dec) x 3. (24 sts)
R14: (Sc 2, dec) x 6. (18 sts)
Insert 7mm eyes between R10-R11, 6 sts apart. Click here for my video tutorial for attaching eyes.
R15: (Sc, dec) x 6. (12 sts)
FO; no need to leave a tail. Stuff the head firmly.
Arms (x2)
Begin with peach yarn.
R1: In MR, sc 6. (6 sts)
R2: (Sc 2, inc) x 2. (8 sts)
R3: Sc around. (8 sts)
Switch to light brown yarn.
R4-R9: Sc around. (8 sts)
FO with a long tail for sewing later. Lightly stuff the bottoms of the arms.
Legs (x2)
Begin with dark brown yarn for the shoes.
R1: In MR, sc 6. (6 sts)
R2: Inc around. (12 sts)
R3: Sc around. (12 sts)
R4: Sc 4, dec 2, sc 4. (10 sts)
R5-R7: Sc around. (10 sts)
Switch to medium brown yarn for the pants.
R8-R9: Sc around. (10 sts)
FO; no need to leave a tail. Stuff the legs.
Body
Begin with light brown yarn.
R1 [Joining Row]: Pick up one leg. Attach light brown yarn to one of the sts in the back of R9 of the leg (with toes pointing forward). Ch 1, sc 10 around that leg. Then, join to second leg using a sc and sc 9 around the remaining sts on that leg. Join with a sl st to the first sc made in the first leg. (20 sts)
R2-R3: Sc around. (20 sts)
R4: (Sc 8, dec) x 2. (18 sts)
R5: Sc around. (18 sts)
R6: (Sc 4, dec) x 3. (15 sts)
R7: (Sc 3, dec) x 3. (12 sts)
R8: Sc around. (12 sts)
FO with a long tail for sewing later. Stuff the body firmly.
~ FINISHING INSTRUCTIONS ~
- Use the surface slip stitch method (click here for video tutorial) and dark brown yarn to crochet a “belt” around the doll’s waist, over R4 of the body. (Step-by-step photo references are available in the PDF pattern.)
- Using a yarn needle and the yarn tails from the arms, sew the arms to both sides of the body.
- Then, sew the body to the head.
- Use light brown yarn to loop around the doll’s neck a couple times, then diagonally across the chest (this creates the illusion of a shirt fold). Pull the yarn end into the doll, weaving it in securely before fastening off.
~ RELATED VIDEOS ~
How to do the Invisible Yarn Changing Method:
How to do the Surface Slip Stitch:
How to Attach Plastic Safety Eyes:
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