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While crocheting is great for making clothes, blankets and knickknacks for the house, it’s also one of the best crafts for making toys. Amongst these, amigurumi softies are simply the most adorable and fun projects you can make. Overall they take the shape of small, simplified animal or critter forms that have wonderful accessories which give them lots of character. Among these, an amigurumi birds are probably the cutest figures to make, while still having lots of room to customize and accessorize. Moreover, because of the way you make them, they are super easy to work up, stuff and then decorate. So, to take a break from all the “Ho, Ho, Ho!” why not take on these cute, adorable toys?
Do you prefer amigurumi geese or ducks? Don’t bother choosing, you are going to want them all! These are cute, easily adjustable projects that will enable you to create your own menagerie of Amigurmi Birds, for those special kids in your life. You can also make yourself this decorative amigurumi set you have always wanted to put on your desk! Crochet one sweet birdie, fall in love with it and keep going. The links to the patterns are under the photos.
Teething Duck Alfred Free Crochet Pattern
What an awesome idea! Did you know that you can put your amigurumi skills to good use and help your baby with the teething pain? The pattern for this adorable yellow duckling is free. You can use any teething rings you can find or order these ones from the designer’s website. The link to the free pattern is under the photo.
Skills: intermediate Designer: Hobbii Design
White Goose Crochet Pattern
How adorable is this little amigurumi goose gentleman? Just look at his stylish outfit! This is a paid option but we have decided to share it with you anyway. We simply couldn’t resist this sweet crochet bird! Can you? Get inspired and make your own version! The link to the pattern is under the photo.
Skills: intermediate Designer: Olga Lukoshkina
The full article about the pattern and the photos are here:
Bird Amigurumi Free Crochet Pattern
We love this tiny crochet cutie for its unusual colors! Violet birds are a rarity, aren’t they? We think you should start your own flock by making a few of them in different colors. It is a great way to use up leftover yarn and make your kids smile! The link to the free pattern is under the photo.
Skills: intermediate Designer: Amigurumi Today
The full article about the pattern and the photos are here:
Amigurumi Duck Free Crochet Pattern
What an adorable pair of ducklings! Are they siblings, friends or maybe husband and wife? Let your children decide! Playing with toys made by a crafting parent or grandparent will surely be a delight. Grace and Yarn got us used to adorable amigurumi projects but this one crosses all limits! The link to the free pattern is under the photo.
Skills: intermediate Designer: Grace and Yarn
The full article about the pattern and the photos are here:
Helmut the Junior
To begin with, this amigurumi bird looks like he’s ready to go to a beat ppooetry competition or a stroll along a Parisian boulevard. In particular, I adore his slightly squinted, a bit blase eyes.
Go to the pattern: Helmut the Junior.
More info about project – visit alpaca.craft on Instagram.
Bird Keychains
Of course, an amigurumi birds can be colorful and playful beyond belief. Thus, here is a little ami parrot that will help you start your car in the morning and put a bit of cheer in a cold day.
Go to the pattern: Bird Keychains
More info about project – visit toys_plyushka on Instagram.
Cute Birdie Bird
This sweet birdie is a simple amigurumi made out of a single basic shape. Consequently it’ll be a great project for a beginner who needs a little fun encouragement.
The full article about this pattern is here:
Cute Birdie Bird Free Crochet Pattern
Ballerina Birdy
The full article about this pattern is here:
Sweet Bird Amigurumi
Lastly, here is another sweet birdie. This one looks so happy and joyous, it’s indisputably perfect for spring.
The full article about this pattern is here:
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