ChristmasWinter Amigurumi Patterns
Friends from the snow: a polar bear, a seal pup, a walrus, a husky puppy, a little yeti, a snow girl, two arctic foxes and a snowy owl, plus mitten, snowman and polar bear blankets.
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WinterAbout our winter amigurumi patterns
Unlike Christmas makes, winter toys stay on the shelf from December to March. They suit a winter birthday, a snow day project, or a child who loves cold places and polar animals.
The smallest toys here are Frost the Snowy Owl, Pearl the Seal Pup and Wally the Walrus, 3.75 to 5 in (9 to 13 cm) tall.
The blankets are 38 in wide in worsted yarn, with the color chart and every row written out.
Questions
Are these Christmas patterns?
They are winter patterns: no Santa hats, so they work all winter long. A few wear scarves, and you can add a hat if you want a Christmas look.
Which winter toy is the most popular?
Polar bears, seals and penguins are the classic winter animals people search for.
Which one is quickest?
The toys with the fewest rounds: Pearl the Seal Pup (39 rounds, 5 parts), Frost the Snowy Owl (45 rounds, 6 parts) and Wally the Walrus (57 rounds, 6 parts).