ChristmasChristmas Amigurumi Patterns
Crochet 16 Christmas and winter toys: a nutcracker soldier, a Nordic gnome, a Santa bear, a penguin, a mouse and a kitten in Santa hats, a snowman, a reindeer, a gingerbread bear, an elf, a robin, a bauble, and four snowy animals: a polar bear, two foxes and an owl.
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WinterAbout our Christmas amigurumi patterns
Frost the Snowy Owl, Bauble the Ornament and Ruby the Robin are only 3.75 to 4.25 in (10 to 11 cm) tall: quick enough to make several as stocking stuffers. Kris the Christmas Kitten, Holly the Christmas Mouse and Jolly the Christmas Elf are the biggest (7.5 to 7.75 in / 19 to 20 cm), lovely keepsake gifts.
All of them use worsted (4) yarn and a 3.5 mm hook, so one yarn stash works for the whole set. Every round is written out with its stitch count and a box to tick.
Quick stocking stuffers
These toys are 5 in (13 cm) tall or smaller: Bauble the Ornament (3.75 in, 3 parts), Frost the Snowy Owl (3.75 in, 6 parts), Ruby the Robin (4.25 in, 6 parts) and Nils the Nordic Gnome (5 in, 4 parts).
Questions
Which Christmas toy is quickest?
The toys with the fewest rounds: Bauble the Ornament (44 rounds, 3 parts), Frost the Snowy Owl (45 rounds, 6 parts) and Ruby the Robin (51 rounds, 6 parts).
Can I make them without the Santa hats?
Yes for Pip the Penguin, Holly the Christmas Mouse and Kris the Christmas Kitten: the Santa hat is its own part, so you can leave it off and make them for any time of year.
How many yarn colors do they need?
Between 2 and 6 colors of worsted (4) yarn, depending on the toy. Each pattern page lists every color with its amount.