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Crocheting is a great way to embody nature themes in artwork. One such theme is the owl, especially when talking about amigurumi. They are fun to make because of their simple form, which is highly amenable to stylizing in crochet. Their large eyes and adorable ears make for a very graceful and fun topic. Small amigurumi crocheted owls are great for beginners, also because they work up fast. Make a whole bunch for your family and friends and have a hoot!
Crocheted Owl Keychain
These cute owls are quick, easy, and very, very adorable. I love such projects when there are a bunch of people to send gifts to. They are also very versatile because they are perfect as a keychain, but you can make them as a Christmas tree or everyday ornaments as well.
The full article about this pattern is here: Owlet Keychain/ Little Owl
Ami Owl
Here is another cute little owl project that will have your kids hooting with delight. This is an easy, and consequently, quick pattern that will allow you to rapidly make a whole tree- or nursery full of these cute birds in numerous sizes and a whole bunch of colors.
The full article about this pattern is here: Ami Owl
Mr. Murasaki Crocheted Owl
Mr. Murasaki is a lovely, sleepy crocheted owl who sets a great example for your kids. See? Mr. Murasaki is already sleeping, and you should go to bed as well. This cute and huggable amigurumi doll is safe and lovable even for the littlest ones. Well done Mei Li Lee!
An Owl Is Born… Free Crochet Pattern
The “An Owl is Born” This cute little crocheted owl sits on his perch on a tree branch. The pattern is quite simple, but the overall effect is absolutely great. In particular, the balancing act is well-designed. It’s perhaps not the best toy for the youngest kids, but the older ones will greatly appreciate this bird keeping watch over their desk or bookshelf. We like this pattern for its clever solutions that make an interesting and highly decorative amigurumi.
Christmas Owlet
This cutie will be a perfect crochet gift for someone you love. You can also use this owl to express your gratitude e.g. to frontline workers. Moreover, it will also be a great gift for kids, especially if you use it as a Christmas stocking stuffer. Using this pattern you can also make a cute owl Christmas tree ornament.
Lily The Owl
Obviously, Lily is a daytime crocheted owl having her midday beauty rest for the evening. This cute and easy pattern will thus be a great companion for your kids’ bedtime, giving them a good example to follow.
Woo Hoo Owl
Looking for an easy and fun project to make? Here you are – Woo Hoo Owl – a quick project to use a yarn scraps or good training for beginners crocheters.
Skills: Easy Designer: FruMadsens
Go to the pattern: Woo Hoo Owl. More details about Sus74‘ project.
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