Baby Halloween Kawaii Amigurumi Candy Cuddler – Free Crochet Pattern Updated April 1, 2026 This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase through links on our site, I may earn a small commission. Click to see full details of my Privacy Policy. Pin it now, make later!10Shares Halloween is such a fun holiday. From the sweet and spooky decorations to cute and creepy costumes and, of course, bucket loads of sweets! While Halloween might look a little different this year, you can still add some gorgeous and ghoulish touches to your home and conjure up the Halloween spirit for your family. The guest post I’m sharing with you today comes from 3amgrace. No stranger to sharing a guest post on Bella Coco, Donna and Michaelene have created this absolutely adorable and sweetly spooky Kawaii Candy Cuddler, the perfect amigurumi candy crochet pattern to adorn your Halloween feast table.TABLE OF CONTENTS1. MATERIALS & TOOLS NEEDED2. SIZE3. PATTERN NOTES4. CROCHET TERMS5. KAWAII CANDY CUDDLER PATTERN6. Right Side of Wrapper7. Cheeks8. Alternative to Safety Eyes9. Assembly10. ABOUT 3AMGRACEVIEW MORE▼ If you need some more ideas to help your set a macabre mood, with a cute twist, you might enjoy this blog post, 10 Halloween Crochet Pattern Ideas. As this is a guest post, Bella Coco Crochet is unable to answer any queries. If you have a question, please contact the designer directly and they will be happy to help you. MATERIALS & TOOLS NEEDED Yarn: Hobby Lobby “I Love This Yarn” in Grape, Limelight, & Pink. If you’re unable to get Hobby Lobby yarn then Paintbox Simply Aran is a great substitute. Try the colours Pansy Purple, Lime Green and Candyfloss Pink. Hook: 5mm Scissors Tapestry needle Two 18mm Black Safety Eyes Poly-fil Stuffing Black puff paint or embroidery floss Craft glue or hot glue gun (optional) SIZE Finished size of the amigurumi candy is 13” x 7” PATTERN NOTES This amigurumi candy pattern is written in US Terms Unless otherwise specified, you will Ch1 and turn at the end of each row throughout the pattern. The front side of the work is indicated by the starting tail being on the bottom left. CROCHET TERMS Chain (ch): Yarn over, pull through one loop on hook. Single Crochet (sc): Insert into stitch, yarn over, pull up a loop, you will have two loops on the hook. Yarn over, pull through two loops. Single Crochet Increase (inc) Single Crochet Decrease (dec) Half Double Crochet (hdc): Yarn over and insert your hook into the chain or stitch, yarn over and pull through (you will have three loops on the hook) yarn over and pull through all three loops on the hook Half Double Crochet Increase (hdc inc) Fasten Off (FO) Magic Ring (MR) Need to brush up on your magic ring? I can help! How to Crochet – A Handy Reference Guide eBook Unsure of the differences between UK and US terms? Need a refresher on how to do your stitches? In my ‘How to crochet: A handy reference guide’ EBook I help you with all of these terms and you can always have them to hand! You will also get exclusive access to free video instructions. Learn more about the eBook here. If you’re batty for Halloween, I think you’ll love these Pinterest boards. They’re updated regularly, so be sure to follow along for all of the latest inspiration and patterns! KAWAII CANDY CUDDLER PATTERN Make 2. Row 1: With Limelight yarn, Ch10, Inc in second Ch from hook, SC7, Inc in last Ch (11) Row 2: Inc, SC9, Inc (13) Row 3: Inc, SC11, Inc (15) Change to Grape yarn Row 4: Inc, SC13, Inc (17) Row 5: Inc, SC15, Inc (19) Row 6: Inc, SC17, Inc (21) Row 7: Inc, SC19, Inc (23) Change to Limelight yarn Row 8: Inc, SC21, Inc (25) Row 9: Inc, SC23, Inc (27) Row 10: SC across (27) Change to Grape yarn Rows 11-15: SC across (27) Change to Limelight yarn Rows 16-19: SC across (27) Change to Grape yarn Rows 20-24: SC across (27) Change to Limelight yarn Row 25: SC across (27) Row 26: Dec, SC23, Dec (25) Row 27: Dec, SC21, Dec (23) Row 28: Dec, SC19, Dec (21) Change to Grape yarn Row 29: Dec, SC17, Dec (19) Row 30: Dec, SC15, Dec (17) Row 31: Dec, SC13, Dec (15) Row 32: Dec, SC11, Dec (13) Change to Limelight yarn Row 33: Dec, SC9, Dec (11) Row 34: Dec, SC7, Dec (9) Change to Grape yarn for Left Side of Wrapper Rows 35-36: SC across (9) Row 37: Inc, SC7, Inc (11) Row 38: SC across (11) Row 39: Inc, SC9, Inc (13) Row 40: Inc, SC11, Inc (15) Row 41: SC across (15) Row 42: Inc, SC13, Inc (17) Row 43: Dec, HDC Inc x2, SC2, HDC, HDC Inc x3, HDC, SC2, HDC Inc x2, Dec (22) Row 44: Dec, HDC3, SC2, HDC3, HDC Inc x2, HDC3, SC2, HDC3, Dec (22) FO, Weave in ends. Right Side of Wrapper Row 1: With Grape yarn, beginning on opposite side of starting Ch, SC9 (9) Row 2: SC across (9) Row 3: Inc, SC7, Inc (11) Row 4: SC across (11) Row 5: Inc, SC9, Inc (13) Row 6: Inc, SC11, Inc (15) Row 7: SC across (15) Row 8: Inc, SC13, Inc (17) Row 9: Dec, HDC Inc x2, SC2, HDC, HDC Inc x3, HDC, SC2, HDC Inc x2, Dec (22) Row 10: Dec, HDC3, SC2, HDC3, HDC Inc x2, HDC3, SC2, HDC3, Dec (22) FO, Weave in ends. Cheeks Make 2. {Cheeks are worked in a continuous round, do not join} Round 1: With Pink yarn, MR, SC6 (6) Round 2: Inc x6 (12) FO, Leave long tail for sewing. Alternative to Safety Eyes Make 2. {Eyes are worked in a continuous round, do not join} Round 1: With Black yarn, MR, SC6 (6) Round 2: Inc x6 (12) FO, Leave long tail for sewing. Assembly Place safety eyes in desired location. Sew or glue cheeks in desired location. Use black puff paint or embroidery floss to create desired mouth. Align amigurumi candy halves so ends of rows match. SC around both pieces to join together. Stuff with Poly-fil prior to completing stitching. If you want your edging to match, make sure you change colors as you SC around. Make sure you work in a counter-clockwise direction so your stitches face forward. If you’re absolutely addicted to amigurumi, you’re going to LOVE these posts: Amigurumi Bear Door Mouse Kawaii Succulent ABOUT 3AMGRACE Donna Beavers & Michaelene Nelson are the crochet designing duo behind 3amgracedesigns. While a three hour time difference and 2600 miles geographically separate them, they talk daily and draw inspiration from the maker community to create fun, original designs for their crochet loving audience. They can accomplish anything with Jesus, enough coffee, and a good Wi-Fi connection. When they’re not designing, they can be found spending time with their families and loudly supporting their children at their sporting competitions. Want to keep on top of the latest Bella Coco news? 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