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Free Crochet Boba Tea Plushie Pattern for Handmade Gifts

Learn how to crochet a cute Boba Tea Plushie step by step with simple instructions that turn yarn into an adorable and colorful soft toy.

Do you like bubble tea? The Crochet Boba Tea Plushie is a soft and cute toy that looks just like your favorite drink. It is small, colorful, and very fun. You can hold it in your hand or put it on your desk to make you smile.

Mini Crochet Boba Tea Plushie Free Pattern to Add Fun to Your Décor

This fun plushie was made by crochet with katie. It has a round cup, a bright straw, and little black boba balls inside. It looks so happy and cute! You can use it as a gift, a decoration, or a keychain. It is perfect for people who love bubble tea and soft toys.

Making this plushie is easy and fun. It is a great project for beginners who want to learn to crochet or for anyone who likes to make toys by hand. You can use any colors you like to make it special.Crochet Boba Tea Plushie Pattern

The Crochet Boba Tea Plushie is a perfect way to enjoy your favorite drink in a new and soft way. Thanks to crochet with katie, you can find the free pattern and try making one yourself.Free Crochet Boba Tea Plushie Pattern

Why not give it a try and create your own little bubble tea friend today? You will have a cute toy that brings joy and smiles!

Mini Boba Drink Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

Today, I’m showing you how to make these adorable mini boba drinks. You can use any type of yarn for this project—plush yarn makes it extra cute, but I’ll be demonstrating with a medium white yarn. Follow along as we crochet each part step by step!

Pattern Highlights

– Versatile Yarn Choice

Will work with any yarn (acrylic, plush, cotton). Yarn weight affects sizing.

– Seamless Cup Construction

Bottom cup and whipped topping are crocheted in rounds and joined for a smooth, professional finish.

– Customizable Height

You can easily adjust the boba’s height by adding or removing rounds.

– Simple Straw

A quick tube in single crochet adds the signature boba touch.

– Fun Facial Details

Add eyes, smile, cheeks, and “boba” pearls for a personalized drink friend.

Notes

  • Keep the stitch marker handy as you work in continuous rounds.
  • Yarn under technique (instead of yarn over) reduces gaps for amigurumi, but use your preferred method.
  • Adjust cup and topping height for different yarn weights.
  • Whipped topping and cup are joined with single crochets for a tight, seamless closure.
  • Faces and “boba” pearls can be added at any time and adjusted to your taste.
  • Embroider the face before stuffing for best control.

Skill Level

Beginner to Advanced Beginner
Requires chain, single crochet, magic ring, increasing, working in the round, joining parts, and basic embroidery.

Materials

  • Yarn: Medium weight or plush (color for boba base, white for topping, pink for cheeks, black for smile)
  • Crochet Hook: Size appropriate to yarn (demonstration uses standard hook for worsted or plush yarn)
  • Stitch Marker
  • Safety Eyes: 6–10 mm (your choice)
  • Fiber Fill: For stuffing
  • Tapestry Needle: For sewing and embroidery
  • Scissors

Measurements / Sizing

  • Approximate finished size:
    • Cup: about 4 cm tall
    • Total height (with topping and straw): 6–7 cm
  • Sizing adjusts with yarn thickness or extra rounds.

Gauge

  • Gauge is not critical; tight, even stitches work best so stuffing does not show.
  • Pattern is worked in single crochet rounds.

Stitch Abbreviations

  • MR: Magic Ring
  • ch: Chain
  • sc: Single Crochet
  • inc: Increase (2 sc in same stitch)
  • FLO: Front Loop Only
  • sl st: Slip Stitch
  • st(s): Stitch(es)

Special Stitches

  • Magic Ring (MR): Wrap yarn and crochet required number of sc, pull tight to close.
  • Front Loop Only (FLO): Insert hook only through the front loop for a raised edge.
  • Joining Pieces: Single crochet through both edges to securely attach cup and topping.

Step-by-Step Pattern

BOTTOM OF BOBA DRINK (Cup Part)

With colored yarn (e.g. green):

  • Round 1:
    • MRCrochet Boba Tea Plushie Pattern 1
    • 6 sc in ring. (6 sts)
  • Round 2:
    • Inc in each stitch (2 sc in each). (12 sts)
  • Round 3:
    • Inc in each stitch again. (24 sts)Crochet Boba Tea Plushie Pattern 2
  • Round 4:
    • FLO: In each stitch around, work sc in front loop only. (24 sts)
    • Creates a raised edge for the cup base.
  • Rounds 5–10:
    • sc in each stitch, through both loops. (24 sts)
    • Adjust number of rounds for desired height—can add or subtract as needed.Crochet Boba Tea Plushie Pattern 3
  • Optional:
    • For taller cups, add up to two more rounds (e.g., for thinner yarn, up to round 12).
    • Leave a short tail at end.

WHITE TOPPING

With white yarn:

  • Round 1:
    • MR, 6 sc in ring. (6 sts)
  • Round 2:
    • Inc in each stitch (2 sc in each). (12 sts)
  • Round 3:
    • [sc, inc] around. (18 sts)Crochet Boba Tea Plushie Pattern 4
  • Round 4:
    • [2 sc, inc] around. (24 sts)
  • Rounds 5–7:
    • sc in each stitch (24 sts per round)
    • For puffier topping, add rounds as desired.

ASSEMBLY – JOIN CUP & TOPPING

  1. Turn white topping inside out so yarn tail is inside.
  2. Line up the stitch marker from both pieces (optional).Crochet Boba Tea Plushie Pattern 5
  3. Join edges:
    • Hold cup and topping together; with hook, single crochet through both corresponding stitches around.
    • Stop halfway through to add safety eyes, then finish joining for secure closure.

SAFETY EYES & FACIAL DETAILS

  • Insert safety eyes one round below the final green round, spaced about 3–4 stitches apart.
  • Embroider cheeks (pink yarn):
    • Use tapestry needle, stitch horizontally under each eye (at least two passes).
  • Embroider smile (black yarn):
    • Place smile between cheeks and eyes, higher up on the drink to allow room for “boba” pearls below.
    • Tie knots inside and stuff remaining yarn ends.

STUFFING

  • Firmly fill cup with fiberfill before final closure.
  • Cut yarn and pull through, securing ends inside with needle.

STRAW

  • Round 1:
    • MR, 6 sc in ring.
  • Rounds 2–6:
    • sc in each stitch (6 sts per round).
    • Adjust height as desired; extra rounds = taller straw.
  • Leave long tail for sewing.
  • Sew straw to the top of the white topping, pulling through and securing end inside drink.

BOBA PEARLS

  • Using black yarn, stitch small knots or embroider dots near base of cup for classic “boba” pearls.

Assembly & Finished Size

  • Sew and secure straw at center of topping.
  • Add “boba” pearls, check face symmetry.
  • Stuff all thread ends safely inside.
  • Finished height: 6–7 cm tall, perfect for bag charms or decor!

Conclusion and Ending Words

That’s it for our mini boba drink crochet pattern! Experiment with yarn weights, colors, and facial features for a whole collection. This project is quick, beginner-friendly, and makes a delightful gift.

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