A little late, but finally done! The cute amigurumi reindeer galloped into the living room 😉 I began to crochet him at the beginning of December, but a number of events prevented me from finishing it before the due date. Fortunately, Christmas atmosphere will persist for the next few days yet, and amigurumi reindeer will perfectly blend in the Christmas home decorations. As usual, amigurumi mascot is also a great idea for a gift for a child. You can crochet him with a little flower too. Proposed scarf pattern it’s not the only one you can make. Remember, sky is the limit 😉
Amigurumi reindeer isn’t my first amigurumi mascot. Previous ones you can find under those links: tiny teddy bear, Jeremy cat and bunny.
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You’ll need
- Free crochet pattern from Yulia Mayevska. [Update 2022] Now it is a paid pattern and you can get it on Etsy.
- Yarn, mine: Alize Cotton Gold (55% cotton, 45% acrylic, 330 m / 100 g), color number: 152, 493 i 56
- Hook 2,5 mm
- Fiberfill
- Safe eyes
- A little bit of black yarn for nose
How to do it
Because of copyrights I can only share the link to free crochet pattern and the pictures of my reindeer. He is about 30 cm tall.
Head
Body and legs
Ears (make 2)
Hands (make 2)
Horns (make 2)
Scarf
Scarf was made based on this video. I crocheted 40 chains and 3 rounds.
Joining together
At the end join all of the elements together using knitting needle.
I have been passionate about DIY since my childhood, and my innate patience and accuracy make the whole process of creation a lot easier for me and that gives me a lot of satisfaction and pleasure. During my first pregnancy I learnt how to sew, what resulted with few tutorials about sewing clothes for kids on the blog. In the beginning of my second maternity leave, I have learned how to crochet amigurumi from yt. I found out, that I really love it, that’s why so many blog posts describe my crochet creatures.
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