Crochet Duck With Hat Amigurumi Idea

The Crochet Duck With Hat Amigurumi Pattern is a fun, easy-to-follow guide for craft enthusiasts. It comes with clear, step-by-step instructions, perfect for making adorable, plush ducks. I am delighted to make these cute toy ducks with this remarkable pattern.

Crochet Duck With Hat Amigurumi Pattern

The Crochet Duck With Hat Amigurumi Pattern is an inviting guide for creating a lovable handmade duck toy. This charming amigurimi pattern features a round yellow duck, endearing facial details, and an irresistibly cute hat, making it suitable for crocheters with different skill sets. The finished duck, with its appealing attire, brings a warm touch of whimsy to any setting, perfect as a darling decor addition or a cuddly plush companion.

Crochet Duck With Hat Amigurumi

Materials:

• Yarn:
  • Yellow worsted weight yarn for the body and beak
  • Orange worsted weight yarn for the feet
  • White worsted weight yarn for the hat and eyes
  • Small amount of black worsted weight yarn for the pupils
• Crochet hook: 3.5mm or 4mm, depending on your yarn weight and desired amigurumi size
• Polyester stuffing: For filling the amigurumi
• Yarn needle: For assembling and embroidery
• Safety eyes (optional): 9mm black safety eyes can be used instead of embroidering the eyes

Step by step Pattern

Body:

1. Start with the yellow yarn and make a magic ring.
2. Crochet 6 single crochets (sc) into the ring.
3. Increase in each stitch around (12 sc).
4. Continue crocheting around in sc, increasing 6 stitches evenly spaced every other round until you have 36 sc.
5. Place a marker at the start of the round.
6. Continue crocheting in SC without increasing until the body measures about 2-3 inches tall.
7. Start stuffing the body as you crochet.
8. Decrease by crocheting two sc together at the end of each round until you have only 6 sc remaining.
9. Stuff the body firmly and close the hole by crocheting the remaining stitches together.

Head:

1. Attach the yellow yarn to the top of the body.
2. Make 6 sc in a magic ring.
3. Increase in each stitch around (12 sc).
4. Continue crocheting around in sc, increasing 6 stitches evenly spaced every other round until 30 sc.
5. Place a marker at the start of the round.
6. Continue crocheting in sc without increasing until the head measures about 2-2.5 inches tall.
7. Start stuffing the head as you crochet.
8. Decrease by crocheting two sc together at the end of each round until only 6 sc remaining.
9. Stuff the head firmly and close the hole by crocheting the remaining stitches together.

Beak:

1. Using the orange yarn, make a chain of 6 sc.
2. Turn and sc in each stitch across.
3. Chain 2 and turn. Sc in each stitch across, increasing at the beginning of each row until the beak is about 3-4 stitches wide.
4. Decrease by crocheting two sc together at the end of each row until you have 2 sc remaining.
5. Close the hole by crocheting the remaining stitches together.
6. Sew the beak to the face, slightly below the eyes.

Feet (optional):

1. Make 2 identical feet by crocheting small chains of orange yarn and stuffing them lightly.
2. Sew the feet to the bottom of the body.

Wings (optional):

1. Make 2 identical wings by crocheting small triangles in yellow yarn.
2. Sew the wings to the sides of the body.

Hat:

1. Attach the white yarn to the top of the head.
2. Make 6 sc in a magic ring.
3. Increase in each stitch around (12 sc).
4. Continue crocheting around in sc, increasing 6 stitches evenly spaced every other round until you have 36 sc.
5. Place a marker at the start of the round.
6. Continue crocheting in SC without increasing until the hat reaches the desired depth. You can make it a floppy beanie or a shorter-brimmed hat.
7. Curl the brim of the hat by crocheting a few rounds of SC in the back loops only.
8. Close the hole by crocheting the remaining stitches together.

Assembly:

1. (Optional) If using safety eyes, sew them to the face.
2. Otherwise, embroider the eyes using black yarn and white yarn for the pupils.
3. Add other facial details with embroidery, such as eyebrows and cheeks (optional).

Tips:

• You can adjust the size of the duck by using a different yarn weight or crochet hook size.
• Be sure to stuff the amigurumi firmly so that it keeps its shape.
• You can add other details to your duck, such as a tail or a scarf.
• Get creative with the hat color and style!