10 Crochet Thanksgiving Amigurumi for Turkey Day

Unpopular opinion, I kind of prefer Thanksgiving to Halloween. I know, I know… but you have to admit, the Thanksgiving food is far superior to just some Halloween candy. Pie, stuffing, casseroles… my mouth is watering just thinking about it! I love having a reminder to be thankful for what I’ve been blessed with. Yummy food, family, friends, and of course… crochet! And what better way to celebrate than to make some adorable crochet Thanksgiving amigurumi patterns!

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How ridiculously cute is this little pumpkin pie slice from Baby Cakes Studio? I might never look at pumpkin pie the same again!

I know I already made a huge post about crochet pumpkins, but what’s Thanksgiving without pumpkins? This textured style from Holland Designs reminds me of all the family nostalgia that surrounds this lovely holiday!

This chunky little turkey is so adorable! Who else is dying over Besos De Pluma‘s little pilgrim hat too? Too cute!

You know I had to add a gnome on here! What I love about this one from Pam Gnomes is how perfect it is for all of fall!

I think it’s so funny to see all the different pies people have been making turtles out of! This pumpkin pie one from Happy Turtle Crochet might be one of my favorite crochet Thanksgiving amigurumi patterns on this list!

My husband absolutely loves snails and I might just have to make this little guy for him! I love the crisscross crust that Stuffing Stuff used too!

Looking for a fun plush pillow for that post-Thanksgiving meal nap? Eat Pray and Crochet had got your back! Or should I say… head? Get it?

Are you a fan of cornucopias? These autumn corns from Jess Nicole Handmade would be a perfect addition to the dinner table!

I feel like this crochet gnome is the epitome of Thanksgiving! This crochet Thanksgiving amigurumi pattern from Gnome Planet is just too funny!

Lastly, there’s something about the classic turkey that you just can’t go wrong with. This festive buddy from Crochet to Play looks simply adorable with his little hat too!

Conclusion

Are you team Halloween or team Thanksgiving? Did you find any patterns that you might add to your “to crochet” list this month? Comment below!

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