

Nori the Narwhal Amigurumi Pattern
A pale blue narwhal with a golden horn, little fins and a white tummy.
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What you get
- Nori the Narwhal as a 10-page PDF pattern in English, plus the same pattern in French, German and Spanish (4 PDFs)
- Round-by-round tables for all 5 parts (55 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
- 7 assembly steps showing where each part goes, with 3D views from the front and the side
- Yarn amounts for all 3 colors (sky blue, white and gold), 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
A sky blue body, a white tummy and one golden horn make Nori easy to recognise. You work the body and belly, a separate horn, two fins and a tail. The horn is the star, so pick a yarn with a little shine if you like. Narwhals are popular with kids who love unicorns and the sea, so she makes a magical gift.
Make one for a little one, a friend or yourself. You may also sell the toys you crochet from this pattern.
Find it in: Sea Animal Crochet Patterns
The parts
- Body
- Belly
- Horn
- Fins × 2
- Tail
Yarn and materials
| Worsted yarn | Used for | About |
|---|---|---|
| Sky blue | body, fins, tail | 45 g (80 yd / 70 m) |
| White | belly | 5 g (10 yd / 10 m) |
| Gold | horn | 5 g (5 yd / 5 m) |
- 3.5 mm (E-4) crochet hook
- Polyester fiberfill
- Stitch marker, yarn needle, pins, scissors
- 2 safety eyes, 12 mm
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Questions
Which yarn colors do I need for Nori?
You need 3 colors of worsted weight (4) yarn: about 45 g (80 yd / 70 m) of sky blue for the body, fins and tail, about 5 g (10 yd / 10 m) of white for the belly and about 5 g (5 yd / 5 m) of gold for the horn. You also need about 25 g of fiberfill and 2 safety eyes (12 mm).
How tall is Nori, and how many parts are there?
About 5.5 in (14 cm) tall. You crochet 5 parts (body, belly, horn, 2 fins and tail), 55 rounds in all, then follow 7 assembly steps to put Nori together.
Is Nori a good first amigurumi?
Yes. With 5 parts and 55 rounds, Nori is one of our easier toys. It uses only single crochet, increases and decreases in the round, and the stitch guide shows each stitch in pictures.
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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