Amigurumi bird crochet pattern
Learn to make “Pakshi” using the Amigurumi bird crochet pattern. This Amigurumi bird pattern is very easy to follow and can be made in just a few hours time. It’s made using worsted weight yarn and is a very simple pattern. “Pakshi” is an Indian word and means bird in Sanskrit, Hindi and Kannada (All three are Indian languages) and it seemed appropriate to name this Amigurumi bird “Pakshi” 🙂 Do you like the name?
This Amigurumi bird crochet pattern is very easy to follow and beginner friendly. It can be made in a couple of hours, so it’s the perfect pattern for a last-minute gift. I have used worsted weight yarn and the finished object would be perfect as a small toy. You can use dk weight yarn to make it smaller and use it as a keychain or bag charm. If you embroider the eyes using thread, it could even make a great hanging toy for the stroller or a crib mobile.
I’ve named her “Pakshi”.
“Pakshi” is an Indian word and it means bird in Sanskrit and Hindi , so it seemed appropriate to name her “Pakshi” 🙂 Do you like the name?
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- Any thickness yarn in yellow and black. I have used Michael’s Loops and Threads Impeccable yarn in Aqua
- Small amount of embroidery floss or thread in yellow colour
- Dk weight or black embroidery floss for facial features
- Plastic safety eyes
- 3.5mm crochet hook for body and wings
- 2mm crochet hook for beak and feet
- Large eye tapestry needle and scissors
- Stuffing
