Amigurumi Bird Kiwi Crochet Free Pattern
Designer: Julia Ka
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One of the free amigurumi crochet patterns we will share today is the amigurumi bird kiwi, whose photos and design belong to Julia Ka. You can learn how to crochet these kiwi the free amigurumi pattern. Thanks to Julia Ka for this cute kiwi.
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Material and tools:
• Yarn 100% cotton. I used PaintBox yarn (125 m, 50 g) – green color and Catona (62.5 m, 25 g) – orange color;
• A hook 2.0 (I use Clover)
• Stuffing (hollow fiber)
• Two black beads 3 mm in diameter for eyes
Abbreviations:
ch- chain
sc- single crochet
sl.st. – slip stitch
sc inc – increase
sc dec – decrease
(sc, inc)*n – repeat those in brackets n-times.
All elements are crocheted in a spiral.
Note:
The toy must be crocheted with tight stitches, to be sure that there won’t be any holes through which stuffing material can be seen, if there are tiny holes, use a smaller size hook.
Bird’s size is approximately 7 cm (2.7 in), if you use the same material that I used.
AMIGURUMI KIWI BIRD FREE PATTERN
Body
With green yarn. Use a hook 2.0 mm.
Stuff the body during the process.
1 row: 6 sc in magic ring (6)
2 row: 2 sc in each sc (12)
3 row: (1 sc, sc inc)* 6 (18)
4 row: (2 sc, sc inc)* 6 (24)
5-6 rows: 2 rows – 24 sc (24)
7 row: (3 sc, sc inc)* 6 (30)
8-9 rows: 2 rows – 30 sc (30)
10 row: (12 sc, 6 sc inc, 12 sc) (36)
11 row: 36 sc (36)
12 row: (5 sc, sc inc)* 6 (42)
13 row: (6 sc, sc inc)* 6 (48)
14-22 rows: 9 rows – 48 sc (48)
23 row: (6 sc, sc dec)* 6 (42)
24 row: (5 sc, sc dec)* 6 (36)
25 row: (4 sc, sc dec)* 6 (30)
26 row: (3 sc, sc dec)* 6 (24)
Add stuffing.
27 row: (2 sc, sc dec)* 6 (18)
28 row: (1 sc, sc dec)* 6 (12)
29 row: 6 sc dec, sl st (6)
Close the body. Cut the thread and hide it inside (pic. 1).
Beak
I used 100% cotton yarn “Catona” (62.5 m, 25 g) and a
hook 2.0.
1 row: 4 sc in magic ring (4)
2 row: 1 sc inc, 3 sc (5)
3 row: 5 sc (5)
4 row: 1 sc inc, 4 sc (6)
5-8 rows: 4 rows – 6 sc (6)
Finish with sl.st.
Tie off the thread and leave enough for sewing (pic. 2).
Wings. 2 pcs.
With green yarn. Use a hook 2.0 mm.
Crochet 5 ch
1 row: start in the second sc from the hook and crochet
4 sc, 1 ch, turn (4)
2 row: 1 sc inc, 2 sc, 1 sc inc, 1 ch, turn (6)
3-4 rows: 6 sc, 1 ch, turn (6)
5 row: 1 sc dec, 2 sc, 1 sc dec, 1 ch, turn (4)
6 row: 4 sc, 1 ch, turn (4)
7 row: 2 sc dec, 1 ch, turn (2)
8 row: 1 sc dec (1)
Don’t tie off the thread. Crochet sc around the wing.
Close with a sl st.
Tie off the thread and leave enough for sewing (pic. 3).
Paws. 2 pcs
I used 100% cotton yarn “Catona” (62.5 m, 25 g) and a hook 2.0
1 row: 10 sc in magic ring (10)
2 row: 3 sl.st., 4 ch., 1 hdc in the 3th and 4th loops from the hook, 1 sl.st. in the next loop of the first row, 5 ch., 1 hdc in the 3th, 4th and 5th loops from the hook, 1 sl.st. in the next loop of the first row, 4 ch., 1 hdc in the 3th and 4th loops from the hook, 1 sl.st. in the next loop of the first row, 3 sl.st. (pic. 4)
Pull out the loop onto the back side of the paw (pic. 5-8) and continue to crochet 8 ch (pic.9 and 10) .
Cut the thread. Tie off and leave enough for sewing.
Pull out the chain through the magic ring onto the face side of the paw (pic. 11 and 12) .
Assembly
– Sew the beak onto the head between the 4th and 6th rows (pic. 13 and 14).
– Use two black beads 3 mm in diameter for eyes and sew them on 4th row above the beak (pic.15-17).
Note: If you don’t have the beads I suggest, you can embroider the eyes (french knots) using the same yarn.
– Sew the wings between the 14th and 20th rows on both sides of the body (pic. 18 – 24)
– Sew the paws onto the body on 24 row (pic. 25-28).
– Feathers: Cut segments of yarn about 5 cm (1.9 in) and insert them through the loop on the top of the head using the hook (pic. 29-32).
Congratulations! The bird Kiwi is ready!