Amigurumi

Cute Crochet Bear Mug Coaster – Free Amigurumi Coaster Pattern

Cute Crochet Bear Mug Coaster

Intro This little crochet bear coaster is part coaster, part tiny chair for your favorite mug. A round crochet base holds the cup securely while the bear’s head rises at the back, two long paws hug the sides, and two little feet decorate the front. The linked inspiration describes a bear-shaped coaster made with basic …

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Easy Amigurumi Bat Crochet Pattern

Easy Amigurumi Bat Crochet Pattern

This tiny crochet bat has a round head, softly shaped body, pointed ears, rosy cheeks, and oversized fan-like wings with three small tips along each outer edge. The simple one-piece head-and-body construction keeps sewing to a minimum while giving the finished amigurumi a compact, cuddly shape. Worked in gray yarn, this little bat makes a …

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Tulip Keychain Charm

Colorful Tulip Keychain Charm accessory, perfect for flower lovers.

This charming tulip keychain charm is a small but delightful crochet project that adds a touch of handmade beauty to everyday items like bags, keys, or backpacks. The finished flower measures about 8 cm (3.25 inches) long, not including the key ring, making it a perfect size for a cute, cozy accessory that’s also practical …

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Cat Face Bookmark

Cat Face Bookmark designed for cat lovers and book enthusiasts

This Cat Face Bookmark is a charming crochet project perfect for cat lovers and bookworms alike. It features a playful round cat head that peeks out at the top of your book, while the flat bookmark strip slips neatly between the pages to save your spot. Measuring about 10.25 inches long, it’s both functional and …

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Tulip Keychain Charm

Colorful tulip keychain charm for floral enthusiasts

This charming tulip keychain charm is a small but delightful crochet project that adds a touch of handmade beauty to everyday items like bags, keys, or backpacks. The finished flower measures about 8 cm (3.25 inches) long, not including the key ring, making it a perfect size for a cute, cozy accessory that’s also practical …

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Baby Turtle Keychain

Cute Baby Turtle Keychain for turtle lovers

Creating a Baby Turtle Keychain is a delightful crochet project that’s both practical and charming. This tiny amigurumi turtle, sized at just under 3 inches long, makes an adorable accessory to brighten up keys, bags, or backpacks. Whether you’re gifting it or making one for yourself, its compact size and sweet shape are sure to …

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Rosie Succulent Turtle Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

Rosie Succulent Turtle Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

Introduction A crochet turtle with a succulent shell is one of those designs that instantly catches attention. It feels soft, playful, and a little unexpected, which makes it perfect for crochet lovers who enjoy plush animals with a creative twist. This Rosie Succulent Turtle Amigurumi is an original pattern inspired by the idea in your …

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Luna Swirl Jellyfish Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

Luna Swirl Jellyfish Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

Introduction A plush jellyfish is one of those crochet projects that feels instantly magical. The round squishy head, sweet little face, and curly tentacles make it cute, calming, and very eye-catching for handmade gifts or nursery decor. This Luna Swirl Jellyfish Amigurumi is an upgraded original design inspired by the idea in your screenshot: a …

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Mini Lagoon Fish Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

Mini Lagoon Fish Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

Introduction Tiny crochet fish are such happy little projects. They are quick, colorful, and perfect for using up small yarn scraps while still making something cute enough to gift, sell, or turn into a keychain. The linked Sweet Softies page includes its own free Mini Minnows pattern, described as a quick beginner-friendly no-sew fish that …

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Pocket River Capybara Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

Pocket River Capybara Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

Introduction A tiny crochet capybara is one of those plush projects that feels instantly lovable. It is small, round, calm-looking, and perfect for anyone who enjoys cute animal amigurumi with a soft handmade feel. The linked Sweet Softies page already has its own Pocket Capybara design, with the free version offered as a video tutorial …

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Little Bonnet Duckling Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

# Little Bonnet Duckling Amigurumi Crochet Pattern ## Introduction A tiny crochet duckling has such a soft, nostalgic feeling. It feels sweet, gentle, and handmade in the best way, especially when it has a little bonnet, round body, tiny wings, and chunky feet. This **Little Bonnet Duckling Amigurumi** is an original pattern inspired by the cozy baby-bird plush style, but the design is made unique with its own shape, stitch counts, construction, colors, and details. Instead of copying the Etsy pattern, this version creates a new duckling character with a soft round body, small curved wings, golden feet, a flat beak, and a removable-style crochet bonnet sewn safely in place. The finished plush is cute for nursery decor, handmade gifts, spring markets, Easter baskets, baby shower displays, or a soft amigurumi collection. ## Description This amigurumi duckling has a chubby white body, rounded head, small black eyes, a golden yellow beak, two little side wings, and chunky webbed feet. The special detail is the soft sage green bonnet that frames the duckling’s face and ties under the chin with simple crochet strings. The body is worked in simple amigurumi rounds, while the wings, beak, feet, and bonnet are made separately and sewn on. The finished shape is soft, beginner-friendly, and realistic to build with plush chenille yarn. This easy crochet pattern is best for confident beginners who already know single crochet, increases, decreases, and basic sewing. ## Materials * Super bulky chenille yarn in warm white for the duckling body, head, and wings * Super bulky chenille yarn in golden yellow for the beak and feet * Super bulky chenille yarn in soft sage green for the bonnet * Small amount of black yarn for embroidered eyes, or 10–12 mm safety eyes * 6 mm crochet hook * Yarn needle * Stitch marker * Scissors * Polyester fiberfill * Pins for assembly ## Finished Size Approximate finished size using super bulky chenille yarn: * Height: 7–8 inches * Width across body: 5–6 inches * Foot-to-foot width: about 4.5 inches Finished size may vary depending on yarn, hook size, stuffing, and tension. ## Gauge Gauge is not critical for this plush, but your stitches should be tight enough to hold stuffing. If stuffing shows through, use a smaller hook. ## Abbreviations * MR: magic ring * ch: chain * sc: single crochet * hdc: half double crochet * dc: double crochet * inc: increase, 2 sc in the same stitch * dec: invisible decrease * sl st: slip stitch * st: stitch * sts: stitches * FO: fasten off ## Pattern Notes The head and body are worked separately and sewn together. The bonnet is sewn lightly around the back of the head so it stays secure. The beak, wings, and feet are made separately and attached at the end. Stuff the body firmly enough to hold shape, but do not overstuff. For a child-safe version, embroider the eyes instead of using plastic safety eyes. ## Step-by-Step Instructions ## Head Use warm white yarn and a 6 mm hook. ### Round 1 Make a MR and work 6 sc into the ring. (6) ### Round 2 Inc in each st around. (12) ### Round 3 Repeat around: sc in next st, inc in next st. (18) ### Round 4 Repeat around: sc in next 2 sts, inc in next st. (24) ### Rounds 5–8 Sc in each st around. (24) If using safety eyes, place them between Rounds 6 and 7, about 5 stitches apart. ### Round 9 Repeat around: sc in next 2 sts, dec. (18) Begin stuffing the head. ### Round 10 Repeat around: sc in next st, dec. (12) FO, leaving a long tail for sewing. Do not close the opening completely. This helps when sewing the head to the body. ## Body Use warm white yarn. ### Round 1 Make a MR and work 6 sc into the ring. (6) ### Round 2 Inc in each st around. (12) ### Round 3 Repeat around: sc in next st, inc in next st. (18) ### Round 4 Repeat around: sc in next 2 sts, inc in next st. (24) ### Round 5 Repeat around: sc in next 3 sts, inc in next st. (30) ### Rounds 6–10 Sc in each st around. (30) ### Round 11 Repeat around: sc in next 3 sts, dec. (24) ### Round 12 Sc in each st around. (24) ### Round 13 Repeat around: sc in next 2 sts, dec. (18) Begin stuffing the body. Shape it into a soft rounded oval. ### Round 14 Repeat around: sc in next st, dec. (12) Add more stuffing if needed. ### Round 15 Dec around. (6) FO and close the opening. Gently press the bottom so the duckling can sit upright. ## Beak Use golden yellow yarn. ### Row 1 Ch 6. Sc in the 2nd ch from hook. Hdc in next 3 ch. Sc in last ch. (5) Ch 1, turn. ### Row 2 Sc in first st. Hdc in next 3 sts. Sc in last st. (5) FO, leaving a long tail for sewing. Fold the beak slightly so it has a soft oval shape. ## Wings Make 2 using warm white yarn. ### Round 1 Make a MR and work 6 sc into the ring. (6) ### Round 2 Repeat around: sc in next st, inc in next st. (9) ### Round 3 Repeat around: sc in next 2 sts, inc in next st. (12) ### Rounds 4–5 Sc in each st around. (12) Flatten the wing. Sc through both layers across the opening. (6) FO, leaving a long tail for sewing. Do not stuff the wings. ## Feet Make 2 using golden yellow yarn. ### Round 1 Make a MR and work 6 sc into the ring. (6) ### Round 2 Inc in each st around. (12) ### Round 3 Sc in each st around. (12) Flatten the foot. Sc through both layers across the opening. (6) Do not fasten off yet. ### Toe Detail Ch 1. Working along the flattened edge, repeat 3 times: Sl st in next st, ch 2, sl st in same st. FO, leaving a long tail for sewing. This creates a soft webbed-toe look. ## Bonnet Use soft sage green yarn. The bonnet is worked as a half-round hood that frames the duckling’s face. ### Row 1 Make a MR. Ch 2. Work 8 dc into the ring. Pull ring closed. Ch 2, turn. (8) ### Row 2 Work 2 dc in each st across. Ch 2, turn. (16) ### Row 3 Repeat across: dc in next st, 2 dc in next st. Ch 1, turn. (24) ### Row 4 Sc in each st across. Ch 1, turn. (24) ### Row 5: Soft Bonnet Edge Sc in first st. Repeat across: skip next st, 4 dc in next st, skip next st, sc in next st. FO, leaving a long tail for sewing. The bonnet should curve around the back and sides of the head. ## Bonnet Ties Make 2 using soft sage green yarn. Join yarn to one lower front corner of the bonnet. Ch 22. Sl st in the 2nd ch from hook and in each ch back to the bonnet. FO and weave in the end. Repeat on the other lower front corner. Tie the two strings into a soft bow after assembly, or stitch the bow in place for safety. ## Face If you did not use safety eyes, embroider two small black oval eyes between Rounds 6 and 7 of the head. Place the beak centered between the eyes, slightly lower. Sew the beak securely across the front of the face. Optional: Add tiny peach cheek stitches beside the beak. ## Assembly Sew the head to the top of the body. Pin it first to make sure the duckling looks balanced. Sew around the neck opening several times until secure. Place the bonnet around the back of the head, framing the face. Sew the bonnet lightly along the back and side edges so it stays in place. Keep the front edge visible around the face. Tie the bonnet strings under the chin, then tack the bow with a few stitches if making this for a child. Sew one wing to each side of the body around Rounds 7–10. Sew the feet to the front bottom of the body, slightly angled outward. Weave in all ends securely. ## Finishing Check that the head, bonnet, wings, beak, and feet are firmly attached. Shape the body and head gently with your hands. Adjust the bonnet so it frames the face evenly. Trim any visible yarn tails. Do not brush chenille yarn too hard because it can shed. ## Tips & Variations Use white and sage for a soft classic duckling. Use cream and dusty blue for a winter nursery version. Use pale yellow for the duckling body and ivory for the bonnet for a warmer spring look. Use blush pink for the bonnet if you want a sweeter baby gift style. For a goose-inspired version, make the neck slightly longer by adding 2 extra rounds to the head base before sewing. For a simpler beginner version, skip the bonnet ties and sew the bonnet directly to the head. For a child-safe plush, embroider the eyes and stitch the bow securely in place. ## FAQ ### Is this duckling amigurumi beginner-friendly? Yes, this pattern is beginner-friendly for crocheters who know basic amigurumi rounds, increases, decreases, and simple sewing. ### Is this copied from the Etsy pattern? No. This is a new original duckling design with different stitch counts, construction, bonnet shape, and finishing details. ### What yarn works best? Super bulky chenille yarn gives the softest plush result. You can also use worsted weight yarn with a smaller hook for a smaller duckling. ### Can I make the bonnet removable? For display plushies, yes. For children, it is safer to sew the bonnet and bow securely in place. ### Can I make this without safety eyes? Yes. Embroidered eyes are recommended for young children and baby-safe gifts. ## Conclusion The Little Bonnet Duckling Amigurumi is soft, sweet, and full of handmade charm. With its rounded body, tiny wings, golden feet, simple beak, and cozy crochet bonnet, it feels perfect for spring gifting, nursery decor, Easter baskets, or plush collections. Make it in white and sage for a gentle classic look, or try soft pastel colors to create your own little flock of handmade ducklings.

Introduction A tiny crochet duckling has such a soft, nostalgic feeling. It feels sweet, gentle, and handmade in the best way, especially when it has a little bonnet, round body, tiny wings, and chunky feet. This Little Bonnet Duckling Amigurumi is an original pattern inspired by the cozy baby-bird plush style, but the design is …

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Peanut Butter Jellyfish Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

Peanut Butter Jellyfish Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

Introduction A crochet jellyfish is already cute, but turning it into a tiny peanut butter sandwich makes it extra fun. This Peanut Butter Jellyfish Amigurumi is soft, silly, cozy, and perfect for anyone who loves playful plushies with a little personality. This is an original pattern inspired by the idea of a peanut butter jellyfish …

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Sunny Lagoon Chunky Clownfish Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

Sunny Lagoon Chunky Clownfish Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

Introduction A chunky crochet fish is one of those plush projects that feels instantly cheerful. It is round, soft, colorful, and full of personality, making it perfect for handmade gifts, nursery shelves, ocean-themed rooms, plush collections, or cute market makes. This Sunny Lagoon Chunky Clownfish is an original amigurumi pattern inspired by the sweet shape …

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Rosy Shell Turtle Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

Rosy Shell Turtle Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

Introduction A crochet turtle with a rose shell is such a sweet handmade project because it feels soft, floral, and a little magical. It has the gentle shape of a turtle, but the shell becomes a layered crochet rose, making it perfect for baby gifts, nursery shelves, spring collections, and cute plush markets. This Rosy …

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Cookie Turtle Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

Cookie Turtle Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

Introduction A cookie turtle is one of those crochet ideas that feels instantly cute, cozy, and a little unexpected. It has the sweet round shape of a turtle, but the shell looks like a soft chocolate chip cookie topped with colorful candy sprinkles. The result is playful, giftable, and perfect for anyone who loves kawaii …

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Cute Crochet Crocodile Plush Amigurumi Pattern

Cute Crochet Crocodile Plush Amigurumi Pattern

Introduction If you love soft, squishy amigurumi toys with big personality, this crochet crocodile plush is such a fun project to make. It has that sweet cartoon look crocheters love: a chunky green body, rounded snout, tiny legs, soft tail, oversized eyes, and a cheerful row of yellow spikes down the back. This easy crochet …

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No-Sew Plush Turtle Amigurumi Pattern – Easy One-Hour Crochet Turtle

Easy One-Hour Crochet Turtle

Introduction There’s something incredibly satisfying about crocheting a cute turtle that comes together quickly and requires almost no finishing work. This no-sew plush turtle amigurumi is soft, squishy, beginner-friendly, and perfect for anyone who loves fast crochet projects with adorable results. With its round shell, tiny flippers, sweet little face, and cuddly plush texture, this …

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Pocket Panda Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

Pocket Panda Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

Introduction A pocket panda is the kind of crochet project that feels soft, sweet, and instantly lovable. With its tiny plush body, rounded ears, chubby paws, and gentle face, this little panda makes a beautiful handmade gift or a cozy addition to an amigurumi collection. This pocket-sized panda crochet pattern is perfect for relaxing yarn …

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