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Drawn: A pegboard house made with rubber bandsA pegboard house made with rubber bandsA grid of dots. Stretch straight lines from peg to peg: a square for the wall, a triangle for the roof.

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Soft toys and dolls 12

A beanbag frog flopped over a shelf edge A flat oval that sags in the middle, two bulging eyes, four limp legs hanging down.
A floppy stuffed bunny wearing a ribbon bow An egg body, a round head and two long ovals for ears. Tie a bow of two loops at the neck.
A glove puppet crocodile, jaws apart A mitten shape tipped on its side. The thumb is the lower jaw; set two ball eyes on top.
A jointed wooden doll standing straight A ball head, one block for the chest and one for the hips, peg arms and legs. A dot at each joint.
A marionette hanging from two crossed bars Crossed sticks on top, a string down to the head, each hand and each knee. A small circle at every joint.
A nesting doll opened, a smaller one inside A bowling-pin shape cut across the middle and pulled apart. The same shape, smaller, stands in the lower half.
A patchwork elephant sewn from squares Draw the elephant outline, then cross it with a grid. Fill each square with a different pattern.

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Soft toys and dolls, continued

A plush dinosaur with felt spikes A bean body, a thick tail, four stubby legs. A row of soft triangles runs down the back.
A rag doll slumped against a pillow, legs out An oval head, a triangle dress, tube arms and legs. Loops of yarn for hair, two crossed circles for eyes.
A shelf of soft toys leaning on each other Five simple animals, each an oval body and a round head. Overlap them so each hides part of the next.
A sock monkey sitting, mouth patch and pom-pom cap A tube body and limbs all one width. A wide oval mouth patch, small round ears, a pom-pom on the cap.
A teddy bear sitting, built from five circles A big circle body, a smaller head, two ears and a muzzle. Arms and legs are four sausage shapes.

Wheels and tracks 12

A clockwork car with a butterfly key A rounded car body on four wheels. The key is a short stem with two loops, sticking out of one side.
A kick scooter standing by itself A long flat deck, a small wheel at each end and a tall post with a T handle.
A pull wagon loaded with blocks A long open box on four wheels with its handle folded up at the front. Stack squares inside.
A toy bus with a passenger at every window A long rounded box, a row of square windows and two wheels. One circle face in each window.
A toy garage with a ramp curling down one end A two-floor box with open sides. The ramp is a curved strip from the top floor to the ground. Park three cars.
A toy race car with a stripe down its hood A low wedge body, two wheels and a bubble for the driver. Two lines along the top make the stripe.
A toy tractor with a hay trailer hitched behind A big back wheel, a small front wheel and a box cab. The trailer is an open box on two wheels.
A tricycle turned halfway toward you One big front wheel and two small back ones drawn as ellipses. The pedals sit on the front wheel's hub.
A wheeled dog on a pull string, ears flapping A box body on four wheels, a round head and two flap ears. The string ends in a bead.
A wooden track with a bridge and a tunnel Lay the track as one loop in perspective. The bridge rises on two ramps; the tunnel is an arch block.
A wooden train of three blocks An engine block with a chimney and two wagon blocks behind, a hook between each. Two wheels a block.
An adjustable skate with a toe stop and buckles A flat plate on four wheels, two showing on the near side. A heel cup, two straps, a round stop in front.

Build and puzzle 12

A bead maze with three bent wires A flat base and three wires looping over one another. Thread a few round beads on each wire.
A block castle, turrets topped with paper flags Two cylinder towers, an arch block for the gate, triangle blocks for roofs. Leave gaps so the blocks show.
A gear board with five cogs that mesh Circles with square teeth that lock together. Arrows show each cog turning the opposite way to its neighbor.
A half-finished jigsaw with loose pieces around it Draw the finished corner as a grid of wavy lines, then scatter single pieces, some face down.
A knob puzzle with a duck hovering over its hole A flat board with four cut-out shapes. Each piece has a round knob; lift the duck clear of the board.
A marble tower with three zigzag slides A funnel at the top, then ramps that zigzag down a post. Put one marble on each ramp to show the route.
A pegboard house made with rubber bands A grid of dots. Stretch straight lines from peg to peg: a square for the wall, a triangle for the roof.
A puzzle cube with its top layer half turned A cube with nine squares on each face. Twist the top layer so its squares sit at an angle to the rest.
A row of dominoes standing in a curve Slim rectangles in a line that bends, each with a center line and dots. Tip the first one over.
A tangram boat with a triangle sail Seven flat pieces: five triangles, one square and one parallelogram. Use them all and let none overlap.
A tower of five alphabet blocks, leaning Five squares stacked a little off-center, a letter on each. The lean gets worse toward the top.
One jigsaw piece with two knobs and two holes A square with a round knob on two sides and a round bite out of the other two.

Outdoor and pocket toys 12

A beach ball, panels curving from cap to edge A circle with a small circle near the top. Curved lines run from the small circle to the edge.
A bucket and shovel beside a sandcastle The bucket is a cup shape with a hoop handle. The castle is the same cup turned upside down, twice.
A diamond kite on a slack string A diamond with a cross inside and a curved string to the ground. The tail is a wavy line with two bow ties.
A flying disc tilted in the air An ellipse with a smaller ellipse inside it and two short speed lines behind.
A jump rope lying in a loop, handles crossed Two short rectangles for the handles and one long line that loops once before it joins them.
A pinwheel on a stick A square with four curved sails meeting at a pin in the middle, each sail a folded triangle.
A plank swing swaying on two ropes Two long lines down from a beam to a flat board seat. Tilt the seat as if someone just jumped off.
A pogo stick with its spring squashed flat A tall post with a T handle, two foot pegs low down and a coiled spring above the rubber tip.
A sandbox full of toys, seen from above A square frame. From above a bucket is two circles, a ball is one, a shovel is a rectangle and a stick.
A spinning top tipping as it slows A cone standing on its point with a knob on top. Lean it over and add two curved lines for the spin.
A toy sailboat on a pond with its reflection A half-oval hull and two triangle sails. Repeat the whole boat upside down below it in broken lines.
A yo-yo climbing back up to the hand A circle with a smaller circle inside, and a straight string up to a loop around one finger.

Baby toys 12

A baby play gym with toys dangling from its arches Two arches cross over a round mat. Draw them in perspective and dangle one toy from each side.
A busy board with a dial, a switch and a door A flat rectangle. The dial is a circle with a pointer, the switch a small rocker, the door a square on a hinge.
A crib mobile with four shapes on strings Two crossed bars seen from the side, a string from each end. Let each shape dangle at a different height.
A fabric cube with a letter on each side A cube with rounded corners and stitches along every edge. One big letter on each face you can see.
A push walker with blocks in its tray A tall handle, a tray box and four wheels. Lean the handle back a little toward the walker.
A rattle with a ring handle A ball on a short stem with a ring at the end. A few dots on the ball show the beads inside.
A roly-poly toy that rocks and never falls A big round bottom, a smaller round head and a smile. Curved lines on each side show the wobble.
A rubber duck seen from the side A big oval body, a circle head, a flat bill and a tail that flicks up. One dot for the eye.
A teething ring with three plastic keys A ring with three flat keys hanging from it. Each key is a circle head and a short toothed stem.
A tower of six stacking cups, upside down Six cup shapes, rims down, each a little narrower than the one under it.
A toy chest with baby toys spilling out An open box with its lid back. Let a rattle, a ball and a soft block overlap the front edge.
Five rings off their post, biggest to smallest A short post on a rocking base, and five thick rings laid beside it in a row that shrinks.

How this list was compiled: Original list written for Draw This Next on 2026-10-02: 60 toys to draw in five kinds (soft toys and dolls, wheels and tracks, build and puzzle, outdoor and pocket toys, baby toys), twelve of each, each marked easy, medium or hard. The toys and the drawing hints are our own; each hint names the shapes the toy is built from. Every toy is a generic kind of toy: no brand, boxed game, character or licensed figure is named. Two hints state a fact, each read on 2026-10-02 in the English Wikipedia (en.wikipedia.org; text free to reuse under CC BY-SA 4.0): the seven pieces of a tangram (five triangles, a square and a parallelogram) in the article Tangram, and meshing gears turning in opposite directions in the article Gear. Licence: own work

How it works

Sixty toys to draw, sorted by kind: soft toys and dolls, wheels and tracks, building and puzzle toys, outdoor and pocket toys, baby toys. Each hint names the shapes. The page opens on the 30 easy ones.

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Start with the biggest shape

Every toy here is a few plain shapes. A teddy bear sitting is five circles and four sausage shapes; a wooden train of three blocks is three boxes and six wheels. Draw the biggest shape first, then add the smaller ones to it.

Five kinds of toy

Kind, under More filters, sorts the list: soft toys and dolls, wheels and tracks, build and puzzle, outdoor and pocket toys, baby toys. The hard ones turn a toy in space or pile several together. Choose Any level under the button for all 60.

Draw wheels and eyes last: small circles are simpler to place once the big shapes are down.

Questions and answers

What is the easiest toy to draw?

A ball or a stack of blocks. A beach ball, panels curving from cap to edge, is two circles and a few curves, and a tower of five alphabet blocks, leaning, is five squares. Easy holds 30 toys.

What shapes make a teddy bear?

Five circles and four sausage shapes: a big circle for the body, a smaller one for the head, two ears and a muzzle, then the arms and legs. Two dots and a small triangle finish the face.

What baby toys are easy to draw?

Seven of the baby toys are marked Easy, among them a rattle with a ring handle, a rubber duck seen from the side and a roly-poly toy that rocks and never falls. Choose Baby toys under More filters.

Which toys are the hardest to draw?

The 13 marked Hard: toys turned in space or made of many parts, such as a tricycle turned halfway toward you, a marionette hanging from two crossed bars and a toy chest with baby toys spilling out.