Crochet Bird Free Pattern

Leyla

2024-07-14 04:36:15

Crochet birds are not just charming decorations; they are a delightful way to add a touch of whimsy to your space. These handmade creations come in all shapes and colors, making them the perfect choice for brightening up any room. The intricate details and soft textures of crochet birds make them irresistible to touch and admire. Whether you hang them from a mobile, use them as keychains, or display them on a shelf, these little feathered friends are sure to bring a smile to your face. So next time you're looking to add a bit of playful cheer to your home, consider welcoming a crochet bird into your life.

Supplies

3mm Crochet Hook

2mm Crochet Hook (You will use this Hook to crochet the Beak and Hair only)

8mm Safety Eyes

Worsted Weight Yarn (For The Bird and Beak)

Crochet Thread (For The Wings and Hair)

Scissors

Needle

Stuffing

9 Gauge Craft Wire

Small Pliers

Abbreviations

Ch-Chain

Sc-Single Crochet

Inc-Increase

Dec- Decrease

Lpst-Loop Stitch

Fo-Fasten Off

Bird

Rd1:You will be starting at the top of your Bird's head. With worsted weight yarn 6sc in magic ring (Or ch2, 6sc in second ch from hook) (6)

Rd2:Inc x 6 (12)

Rd3:Inc x 12 (24)

Rd4:Sc x 24 (24)

Rd5:Inc x 24 (48)

Rd6-16:Sc x48 (48)

Rd17:[Sc x 5, dec] x 6, sc x 6 (42)

Rd18-23:Sc x 42 (42)

Rd24:Sc x 16, dec x 13 (29)

Rd25-26:Sc x 29 (29)

Rd27:Sc x 16, [sc, dec] x 4, sc (25)

Rd28:Sc x 25 (25)

Rd29:Sc x 15, [sc, dec] x 3, sc (22)

Rd30-32:Sc x 22 (22)

Rd33:Sc x 13, dec x 4, sc (18)

Rd34:Dec x 3, sc x 6, dec x 3 (12)

Now insert your eyes. The stitch that is on your hook now is the front of your doll, use this as a guide as to where to place the eyes. I placed my eyes 11 rows down and 6 rows apart. And then stuff your doll firmly. Continue stuffing your doll as you work throughout the rest of the pattern.

Rd35-36:Sc x 12 (12)

Rd37:Dec x 2, sc x 6, dec (9)

Rd38:Sc x 9 (9)

Rd39:Dec x 4, sc (5)

Rd40:Dec x 2 (2), fo and sew closed

Wing (Make 2)

Row1:To make the wings you use two strands of crochet thread at the same time. I chose to use two different colours. Ch2 (2)

Row2:Turn, 2 sc in second ch from hook (2)

Row3:Turn, ch, inc x 2 (4)

Row4:Turn, ch, sc x 4 (4)

Row5:Turn, ch, lpst x 4 (4)

Row6:Turn, ch, inc, sc x 2, inc (6)

Row7:Turn, ch, lpst x 6 (6)

Row8:Turn, ch, inc, sc x 4, inc (8)

Row9:Turn, ch, lpst x 8 (8)

Row10:Turn, ch, sc x 8 (8)

Row11-20: Repeat Row 9-10 (8)

Row 21:Turn, ch, lpst x 8 (8), leave a long tail and fo

Hair

Rd1:With a 2mm hook and crochet thread 6sc in magic ring (Or ch2, 6sc in second ch from hook) (6)

Rd2:Inc x 6 (12)

Rd3:Lpst x 12 (12), leave a long tail and fo

Beak

Row1:With a 2mm hook and worsted weight yarn ch4 (4)

Row2:Turn, sc x 3 (3)

Row3:Turn, ch, dec, sc (2)

Row4:Turn, ch, dec (1), leave a long tail and fo

Legs

To make the legs cut a long piece of 9 gauge wire the length that you want both of the legs to be. I made each leg on my doll about 4" tall. Also remember you will need to add a bit more because you will bend the ends of the wire to create your doll's feet and you will need to add a bit for the wire that will be in your doll between both legs. Now bend the wire and poke it through your Doll where you want the legs placed. Then bend the legs straight, and bend little feet. Small jewellry pliers come in handy when bending the craft wire, especially when you make the feet.

Assembly

Now sew the wings on your Bird. Sew on the beak and hair, and weave in all ends.

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