Free Patterns Featuring Birds

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Amigurumi free patterns and step-by-step crochet tutorials… We share with you three amirurumi bird patterns, each cute from the other. This projects works up quick and perfect for amigurumi beginners as it’s super easy to make. You will have a lot of fun while knitting these wonderful birds.

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We continue to share the most beautiful amigurumi patterns. You can find free patterns of Amigurumi plush animals on our website.

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Amigurumi Robin Bird Crochet Free Patterns – Crochet #Bird; #Amigurumi; Free Patterns

Free as a Bird Quilt Pattern / Abbey Lane Quilts / Janice Liljenquist / Birds / Bird Houses / Sewing Pattern / Applique Quilt Pattern

Abbey Lane Quilts Free As A Bird Pattern – FREE AS A BIRD has adorable bird houses made from fat quarters just waiting to house the birds that are perched on ric rac vines with raw edge leaves. Fun and fast to make. Approximate finished size 60in x 75in. Note: this is sewing PATTERN not a finished quilt

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Amigurumi Humingbird Crochet Free Pattern [Video]- Crochet #Bird; #Amigurumi; Free Patterns

birds pattern

Let’s crochet something colorful and gorgeous! I came across some parrot crochet patterns and they turned out to be just the ticket! My girls would love to have them decorate the yard with the bird house there. I have a wide collection of Valentine crochet patterns and I do recommend the Valentine Amigurumi Round Up that you can crochet after for this […]

Bethlehem Nativity Wreath Crochet Pattern

***PLEASE NOTE – This listing is for a crochet pattern and is not for the completed item!*** This pattern includes the instructions to make Mary, Joseph and all of the other decorations to attach to the wreath, as well as how to make the wreath cover itself (and to easily adjust the sizing of it for whatever sized wreath base or weight yarn you are using). This pattern is 20 pages long and contains loads of photos to help you every step of the way. It is written in English, using American crochet terms. You will need: Yarn of your choice for the figures, buildings, trees and star. I used Patons Smoothie DK Yarn (this is quite a thick DK yarn so it is equivalent to aran or light worsted weight in other brands). My completed figures of Mary \u0026 Joseph measure approx 6.5cm tall. You will need the following colours: Mary – Skin tone, dark pink, dark blue, dark brown for her hair, dark yellow for her belt. Joseph – Skin tone, dark grey, light grey, medium brown. Baby \u0026 Manger – Skin tone, white, dark brown. Trees – Green \u0026 dark brown. Stable – Dark Yellow \u0026 dark brown. Star – Yellow Buildings – Cream, light blue, medium blue, royal blue (just for some of the windows). You will also need: A suitable size hook for the yarn you have chosen – I used a 4mm hook. A small amount of toy stuffing. Black finer yarn or embroidery thread for adding the eyes / facial details and a suitable colour for adding Mary’s smile. Gold thread for adding the lines
coming from the star. A 25 cm flat-backed polystyrene / Styrofoam wreath base. Chunky yarn in dark blue and beige. The pattern will explain how to make the wreath cover the correct size in any yarn. A suitable sized hook for your chunky yarn – I used a 5mm hook. A tapestry needle (the longer, the better). You may find it useful to have some long nosed pliers (for pulling the needle through the wreath). Any additional decorations you would like to add – stars / sequins / beads etc and some invisible nylon thread to attach them with. Other tools you will need are some scissors, some pins and a stitch marker. You are welcome to sell the items that you make using this pattern, but please do not sell / share the pattern itself. Thank you.