Designer: Les mailles du Rocher | Instagram: @les.mailles.du.rocher
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One of the free amigurumi crochet patterns we will share today is the amigurumi duck, whose photos and design belong to @les.mailles.du.rocher. You can learn how to crochet these duck using the free amigurumi pattern. Thanks to Les mailles du Rocher for this cute duck.
Below you will find some information about this pattern. Remember, if you have any problems, you can write to us and ask for help. Have fun…
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Materials
Cotton ricorumi (green, white, brown, light brown, blue, yellow, orange)
Crochet hook: 3 mm
Yarn needle
Fiberfill for stuffing
Safety eyes (6 mm)
Stitch marker
Scissors
Abbreviations (US)
RND: round
MR: magic ring
Ch: chain
Sl st: slip stitch
Sc: single crochet
Inc: increase
Dec: decrease
( )* : repeat till the end of round
[ ]: total number of stitches in the round
AMIGURUMI DUCK FREE CROCHET PATTERN
Head & body
In green :
RND 1: MR+ 6 sc [6]
RND 2: 6 x inc [12]
RND 3: (1 sc, inc)* [18]
RND 4: 18 sc [18]
RND 5: (1 sc, inc, 1 sc)* [24]
RND 6: 24 sc [24]
RND 7: (3 sc, inc)* [30]
RND 8: (2 sc, inc, 2 sc)* [36]
RND 9: (5 sc, inc)* [42]
RND 10 – 13: 42 sc [42]
In round 11, mark the 17th and 25th stitch (picture 1), in order to put the eyes later.
RND 14: (5 sc, dec)* [36]
RND 15: (2 sc, dec, 2 sc)* [30]
RND 16: (3 sc, dec)* [24]
Insert the security eyes where you placed the stitch markers and begin to stuff.
RND 17: (1 sc, dec, 1 sc)* [18]
RND 18: (1 sc, dec)* [12]
Stuff firmly the head.
Change color to white for the neck:
RND 19: (4 sc, dec)* [10]
RND 20: 10 sc [10]
Change color to brown for the body:
RND 21: (2 sc, inc, 2 sc)* [12]
RND 22: (3 sc, inc)* [15]
RND 23: (2 sc, inc, 2 sc)* [18]
RND 24: (1 sc, inc, 1 sc)* [24]
Change to light brown:
RND 25: (3 sc, inc)* [30]
RND 26: (2 sc, inc, 2 sc)* [36]
RND 27 – 30: 36 sc [36]
Next round you will make the tail (picture 2), make sure the tail is in the middle of the back. If necessary, add or undo some stitches.
RND 31 : 3 sc, change to brown and work in front loop: (ch 5, sc in next st, ch 6, sc in next st, ch 5, sc in next st = 3 sc), with light brown continue till end of round in both loops 30 sc [36]
RND 32: for 4th to 6th stitch use back loop of RND 31 -> (2 sc, dec, 2 sc)* [30]
RND 33: (3 sc, dec)* [24). Stuff.
RND 34: (1 sc, dec, 1 sc)* [18]
RND 35: (1 sc, dec)* [12]
RND 36: 6 x dec [6]. Finish stuffing.
Close and fasten off.
Beak
In yellow :
Ch 6
RND 1: 4 SC, 3 sc in last st, 3 sc, inc [12]
RND 2 12 sc [12]
[12] RND 3: 2 sc, 2x inc (upper shape of the beak: picture 3), 8 sc [14] + slst
Fasten off and leave a tail for sewing to head.
Legs (x2)
In orange :
RND 1: MR + 5 sc [5] – use a long tail to start the magic ring, then bring it out in order to sew the leg later to the body (picture 4)
RND 2 – 3: 5 sc [5]
Fasten off and leave a tail for sewing to feet.
Wings (x2)
Start in brown:
RND 1: MR+ 6 sc [6]
RND 2: (1 sc, inc)* [9]
Change to light brown:
RND 3: 9 sc [9]
RND 4: 3 sc, 4 sc in blue, 2 sc in light brown [9]
RND 5: 9 sc [9]
RND 6: (1 sc, dec)* [6]
RND 7: 6 sc [6]
Close and bring out the thread in the inside of the wing, on upper side (picture 5).
Feet (x2)
In orange :
RND 1: MR + 4 sc [4]
RND 2: (1 sc, inc)* [6]
RND 3: (1 sc, inc)* [9]
RND 4 – RND 5: 9 sc [9]
Flatten the foot, crochet through both layers
RND 6: [(1 sc, ch2, 1 sc) in same stitch]x 3, 1 slst.
Fasten off.
Assembly
Sew the beak with the upper shape between the eyes.
Sew legs and feet together, then legs to body.
The legs are optional, you can make only the feet and sew them directly to the body, it will make it look like a duckling.
Align the brown parts of the wings and the body before sewing.
You can use different colors to make a white or yellow duckling.
Details always make the difference!
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