Pokemon Crafts: Gotta Make ‘Em All!

This Bulbasaur planter is a great recycling project for kids disguised as a Pokemon craft they'll love! Bonus? You'll love how your air plant or succulent looks in it.

Get this free amigurumi pattern and enjoy crocheting your own Togepi complete with eggshell, spiky head, and stubby little arms!

Get over 50 patterns for Pokemon perler beads! There are a variety of your favorite characters from Nintendo’s classic game series including Pikachu, Eevee, Charmander, Bulbasaur, and more!

This isn't your typical string art project - you won't need a ton of nails! See how easy (and inexpensive) it is to make your own string art Pokemon.

Oddish is the perfect subject for a pebble pocket pal. During the day, he can hide in your pocket and then come out at night for some fun!

If you are handy with a scroll saw, you have to make this Pokemon wood wall art! Use the tutorial provided, or follow along with the video.

Use foam balls and paint to make your own poke balls. Gather all your paint colors and make a bunch of easy Poké balls with the different designs!

Make a super cute paper plate Oshawott face! He even has two teeth and you can add the freckles with a marker.

If you love Pokemon and can sew, this site is for you! Here you get a free pattern for Eevee and all 8 of her Eeveelutions as a zippered pouch. Check out the rest of the site for more geeky fun sewing projects.

Detective Pikachu can help you look for clues! This quilling craft can be made easier for younger crafters or kept as-is if you've quilled before.

As a sleeping Pokemon, Snorlax is the perfect one to make into a DIY lantern for next to your bed!

Make some easy Pokemon mini notebooks with these free templates including Pikachu, Bulbasaur, Charmander, Evee, and Jigglipuff!

This video showing how to make Jirachi is so satisfying to watch. Even if you don't plan to make it using clay, you should check it out! Then maybe you can wish for one.

Use comfy fleece fabric to make this Pokeball DIY pillow. That way you will be able to rest easy after a day of catching 'em all!

No Vaporeon costume is complete without this headband! You have to have the fins, right?

Download and print the free template for this fun and easy toilet paper roll Pikachu craft for kids!

Create a not-so-scary Aerodactyl magnetic clip for your refrigerator. Then you can use the clothespin to hang whatever you like!

A big pink sweatshirt can easily be turned into a DIY Jigglypuff costume with felt, glue, and some poly-fill stuffing.

Use this free Teddiursa crochet pattern to make your own stuffed Pokemon. Though, you shouldn't lick the paws—no honey on this one!

Make a Pokemon bookmark for all your favorite books! There are 9 designs: Pikachu, a Pokeball, Eevee, Charmander, Bulbasaur, Squirtle, Meouth, Jigglypuff, and Togepi.

Use this free Magikarp cross stitch pattern to make some wall art, a pillow, or even add it to your favorite sweater. If Magikarp isn't your favorite, check out the Pokemon page on this site—there are 718 different cross stitch ideas!

Make this Eevee valentine box craft with your kid. It is so cute you might end up wanting it for yourself!

I've used Shrinky Dinks to make keychains from my adult coloring pages. The same ideas is used here to make a charm bracelet—a perfect gift for the Pokemon-lover in your household!

Make this Pikachu necklace to go along with your charm bracelet from above! You just need a washer, some felt, and nail polish (or paint).

Find out how to make a felt Staryu using the tutorial, or follow along with the video. Be careful not to cut off one of the "legs" these won't grow back like the real Staryu!