Baby Snow Owl

By: Jessica Potasz from mamainastitch.com

Baby Snow Owl

By: Jessica Potasz from mamainastitch.com

"This baby snow owl is sure to bring smiles to whoever it meets. With it's fuzzy baby feathers and big eyes, she is sure to be a hit! Using a size F crochet hook and worsted weight yarn, this simple amigurumi pattern works up in no time.

The fun fur is added with surface single crochet stitches, making it very easy to work with. A cute little owl for the fall season or for any time of year!"

Click here for free crochet pattern

If you enjoy crocheting the Baby Snow Owl pattern, I have a few more delightful projects that I think you'll adore. These patterns are perfect for beginners who want to expand their skills or intermediate crocheters looking for something new. Plus, they make fantastic gifts for babies or any owl enthusiast in your life!

1. Cuddly Owl Lovey:

For those who love making cute and cuddly creations, a crochet owl lovey is an absolute must-try project! The combination of a soft blanket and an adorable stuffed owl head will surely melt anyone's heart. This pattern is great for beginners, with simple stitches and repetitive rounds. You can customize your lovey by choosing different colors or adding extra embellishments, like little crochet flowers for the owl's headband.

2. Owl Earflap Hat:

If you're looking for a crochet project for the colder seasons, an owl earflap hat is both stylish and practical. This intermediate-level pattern allows you to showcase your crochet skills while keeping your loved ones warm. Choose fun and vibrant colors to make your owl hat even more eye-catching. This versatile project can be made in different sizes, so you can crochet a matching set for the entire family!

3. Amigurumi Wise Owl:

For those who enjoy creating stuffed animals, an amigurumi wise owl is a charming project to add to your collection. With its big round eyes and tiny wings, this adorable owl will make a great companion for both children and adults. The pattern might require a bit more experience, but it's a wonderful opportunity to learn new techniques, such as working in the round or creating intricate details.

These crochet project ideas will keep you busy and satisfied with your craft. Whether you're looking to make a thoughtful gift or simply enjoy crocheting owls for yourself, these patterns offer a range of skill levels and options for various occasions or seasons. Happy crocheting!

Easy

Crochet HookF/5 or 3.75 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

Amigurumi patterns start off by making a circle, but you can crochet a magic circle instead! Learn how do use the magic ring in crochet with this video tutorial:

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princess6860504

Apr 24, 2018

I vote to give this amigurumi two thumbs up and a snap! It is unique in design, fluffy, and looks really soft. Dare I say- why not make one of these for any adult in your life for them to keep at the office as a fidget, or to prop up by their computer to cheer them up.

Hippie Chick

Apr 24, 2018

Owls have been so popular for quite a while now. I see them everywhere on almost everything. For this pattern, you need to know how to single crochet and how to crochet in the round. There are some basic increases and decreases in the pattern. It is worked in continuous rounds.

Hippie Chick

Jan 24, 2018

I recently just finished my first amigurumi project and my first attempt at working this type of project. I made a little eggnog man. My plans were to have finished it in time for Christmas as a decoration, but stuff happens around that time of the year and just finished it a week ago. So easy to do.

Hippie Chick

Oct 24, 2017

I have finally started on my first amigurumi project. It is an eggnog. It is a very easy starter pattern for me and nothing nearly as elaborate as this piece. I am hoping that I have a very favorable experience with it so that I may work myself up to a project like this.

JaneEK

Jul 25, 2017

Despite appearances, this is actually a fairly easy pattern. The entire little amigurumi figure is worked in ordinary worsted, and the Fun Fur (or similar yarn) is worked as Surface Crochet over selected portions of the body. The instructions are easy to follow, and the designer gives the crafter several photos for guidance. I love the extra link for the eyesIve used that method myself.

SongBird2384

Jul 25, 2017

I see this and I see Baby Hedwig!! I plan on making this in pure white yarns!!! I can't wait.

Hippie Chick

Jul 25, 2017

I am in love with her woodland animal collection and this baby snow owl is an absolutely adorable addition. Love the eyes that she chose for the owl. I will have to keep this in mind and look for some because it is a very good upgrade over just using the standard black buttons.

Cheryl Y

Sep 06, 2016

Love this pattern for the Baby Snow Owl. The pattern is every well written an a easy read with pictures to help make sure your doing it right. Love this!!! I can't wait to crochet this cute owl. This one is a must make on my list for Gift giving and sharing. Thank you so much for sharing this free crochet pattern.