Easy Crochet Chicken Pattern For Beginners
Are you ready to add an adorable chicken to your amigurumi family? You’re in the right place! Making a crochet chicken is fun and super simple with our easy-to-follow pattern. Here, you’ll learn how happy a little one will be with this colorful and cuddly chicken in their collection. Whether you’re new to crocheting or looking for a fun project, our step-by-step guide is perfect for creating a lovely chicken yourself. So follow this step-by-step guide and hatch this cute little project together; it will be a great time!
Crochet Chicken Pattern
Free crochet pattern by @scandistyle_dolls
Materials
- 1. Yarn: Vita Brilliant (45% wool, 55% acrylic, 380 m/100 g, fingering weight) in white, beige and a little of orange.
- 2. Hook size: 1.5 mm.
- 3. Eyes size 3 mm, glue.
- 4. Polyester fiberfill, sewing needle, scissors, pins.
You may use any other type of yarn, just remember to use a crochet hook suitable for your yarn weight. The size of the chicken is about 5 cm (1.96″).
Abbreviations
- MR magic (amigurumi) ring ch – chain
- SC – single crochet slst – slip stitch dc – double crochet
- inc – increase
- dec – decrease
Head-body:
- Start with beige.
- 1-6 sc in MR
- 2-6 inc (12)
- 3-(1 sc, inc)*6 (18)
- 4-5 18 sc (2 rounds)
- 6-(5 sc, inc)*3 (21)
- 7-8-21 sc (2 rounds)
- 9-(6 sc, inc)*3 (24)
Chicken
Change to white. Please do not cut off the white thread; leave it in front of work.
- 10 – work in back loops only 24 sc
- 11 – make 7 ch, work along the chain starting from the second stitch from the hook: inc, 5 sc, then continue working 24 sc around, next 6 sc along the second side of the chain (37). Place marker, it will be the new round beginning.
- 12-2 inc, 16 sc, 2 inc, 16 sc, inc (42)
- 13 – 1 sc, 3 dc with one top in one stitch (like a puff stitch), 40 sc (42) @scandistyle_dolls
Return to the beige thread. Work with beige thread in front loops of 9th round: (4 ch, skip one stitch, 1 sc in the next stitch) – repeat like this to the end of the round, finish with a slst. Cut off the thread weave in. Now, continue working on the white part of the chicken.
- 14-17-42 sc (4 rounds) Decreases in rounds
- 18-20 are exactly in front and back of the chicken.
- 18-1 sc, dec, 19 sc, dec, 18 sc (40)
- 19 – (dec, 18 sc)*2 (38)
- 20 – (dec, 17 sc)*2 (36)
- 21 – (4 sc, dec)*6 (30)
- 22 – (3 sc, dec)*6 (24) – stuff.
- 23-12 dec (12) – stuff to the end.
- 24-6 dec
Tighten the stitches with a needle. Cut off the thread weave in.
Chicken Wings (make 2) (white)
- 1 – 6 sc in MR
- 2-6 inc (12)
- 3-5-12 sc (3 rounds)
- 6-(4 sc, dec)*2 (10)
- 7-(3 sc, dec)*2 (8)
- 8-(2 sc, dec)*2 (6)
Beak (orange)
- 1 – 4 sc in MR
- 2-(1 sc, inc)*2 (8)
Cut off the thread and leave a threaded end for sewing. Do not stuff. Tighten the stitches with a needle. Cut off the thread and leave a threaded end for sewing. Bring the thread to the middle of the inside part of the wing.
Assembly
- 1 – glue the eyes between the 4th and 5th rounds; there are 7 sc between the eyes.
- 2 – sew on the beak on rounds 5 and 6 in the middle between the eyes.
- 3 – comb: moving from the back to the beak. Insert the hook under a stitch of the second round (closer to the back), attach orange thread, then make 3 ch, work 1 sc under the next stitch (it’s in the first round already), again make 3 ch, then 1 sc under the next stitch of the first round, 2 ch and 1 sc under a stitch of the second round. Cut off and secure the thread, weave in.
- See photo. 6 sew on the wings on the sides of the body. I have them approximately in rounds 7-13, counting from the bottom.
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