

Erik the Little Viking Amigurumi Pattern
A brave little Viking with a big ginger beard, a grey helmet with two cream horns, a blue tunic, a brown belt and boots.
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What you get
- Erik the Little Viking as a 13-page PDF pattern in English, plus the same pattern in French, German and Spanish (4 PDFs)
- Round-by-round tables for all 9 parts (95 rounds), with stitch counts and a tick box for every round
- Step-by-step stitch pictures: magic ring, single crochet, increase, invisible decrease and more
- 10 assembly steps showing where each part goes, with 3D views from the front and the side
- Yarn amounts for all 7 colors (denim, beige, pumpkin, peach, gray, cream and brown), the materials list, gauge and a quick test swatch
- A "common mistakes and how to fix them" page and a project card for your notes
About this pattern
Erik is a little Viking with a big ginger beard, a peach nose, a grey helmet with two cream horns, a denim-blue tunic, a brown belt and brown boots. 9 parts and 95 rounds in 7 colors, about 6.25 in (16 cm) tall.
Make one for a little one, a friend or yourself. You may also sell the toys you crochet from this pattern.
Find it in: Amigurumi Patterns for Boys
The parts
- Tunic
- Head
- Beard
- Nose
- Helmet
- Horns × 2
- Belt
- Arms × 2
- Boots × 2
Yarn and materials
| Worsted yarn | Used for | About |
|---|---|---|
| Denim | tunic, arms | 35 g (55 yd / 55 m) |
| Beige | head | 20 g (40 yd / 35 m) |
| Pumpkin | beard | 10 g (15 yd / 15 m) |
| Peach | nose | 5 g (5 yd / 5 m) |
| Gray | helmet | 10 g (15 yd / 15 m) |
| Cream | horns | 5 g (5 yd / 5 m) |
| Brown | belt, boots | 15 g (25 yd / 20 m) |
- 3.5 mm (E-4) crochet hook
- Polyester fiberfill
- Stitch marker, yarn needle, pins, scissors
- 2 safety eyes, 10 mm
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Questions
Which yarn colors do I need for Erik?
You need 7 colors of worsted weight (4) yarn: about 35 g (55 yd / 55 m) of denim for the tunic and arms, about 20 g (40 yd / 35 m) of beige for the head, about 10 g (15 yd / 15 m) of pumpkin for the beard, about 5 g (5 yd / 5 m) of peach for the nose, about 10 g (15 yd / 15 m) of gray for the helmet, about 5 g (5 yd / 5 m) of cream for the horns and about 15 g (25 yd / 20 m) of brown for the belt and boots. You also need about 25 g of fiberfill and 2 safety eyes (10 mm).
How tall is Erik, and how many parts are there?
About 6.25 in (16 cm) tall. You crochet 9 parts (tunic, head, beard, nose, helmet, 2 horns, belt, 2 arms and 2 boots), 95 rounds in all, then follow 10 assembly steps to put Erik together.
Is Erik a good first amigurumi?
Yes, if you are happy with a slightly longer project. Erik uses only basic stitches (single crochet, increases and decreases in the round), but with 9 parts and 95 rounds it takes longer than our easiest toys. For a very first toy, a shorter one from our easy amigurumi patterns for beginners is quicker.
Which languages are included?
You get four PDFs: English, French, German and Spanish. The English version uses US crochet terms, and the stitch page lists the UK names too.
How do I get the pattern?
Right after checkout you get an email with your download links. You can download your PDFs again from that email any time.
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