Need something unique and handmade for a special occasion? This fairy shy unicorn amigurumi can make a great gift! Create it with our step-by-step crochet pattern and personalize it with colors, embroidery, or some cute decorations.
To crochet this unicorn amigurumi you’ll need the following materials:
- Light worsted (DK) yarn – Gazzal XL Baby Cotton (50% cotton, 50% acrylic; 105 m / 50 g) in yellow, lilac and salmon colors
- Some curling or fluffy yarn for mane
- 3.0 mm crochet hook
- Fiberfill
- 14 mm safety eyes
- Sewing needle and scissors
The height of amigurumi toy is about 36 cm (14″) with horn, if you use a yarn of the same weight and similar hook.
Skill level: intermediate
You can find printable PDF version of the Shy Unicorn Amigurumi Pattern in our store >> https://shop.amigurumi.today/products/shy-unicorn-amigurumi-pattern-printable-pdf
Shy unicorn amigurumi
Free crochet pattern
Abbreviations:
st = stitch
ch = chain
sc = single crochet
inc = increase (2 sc in one stitch)
dec = decrease (2 sc together)
sl st = slip stitch
dc = double crochet
dc-inc = dc increase (2 dc in one stitch)
(..) = repeat the space in brackets the given number of times
[..] = total number of stitches
Learn how to make invisible decrease from this article >> https://amigurumi.today/basic-crochet-stitches-tutorial/
I have the head and the body. Im struggling on attaching them together, is there an easy way to do it.
PLEASE HELP!!!!!
What does it mean to surface crochet on the horn?
Hi 🙂 Please look at this tutorial https://youtu.be/BCQ1IEwFp_8
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Thank you for all your hartd word! Really love it! aND MY KIDS AS WEL 😀
I’ve just started making this beautiful unicorn for our eldest granddaughter, must say that I am loving it. Fab pattern and can’t wait to finish it, thank you xx
Hi Angie, thank you for your kind feedback 🌷
Do you join each round with a slip stitch or keep crocheting in the round. Thanks
In continuous rounds 🙂
Hello i am up to round 2 of the body where it states to inc 6 times into the belly. Does this mean to inc 6 times into the first stitch?
I would appreciate a little help. Slightly confused. I want to do this amazing pattern justice
Hi Honey, it means to make inc in each of the next 6 st on the belly 🙂
Love the pattern – I’m only making the head to attach to a lovey blanket. How did you make the nostrils?
Do you use a stich marker or do you join?
Hi Brandie 🙂 It’s better to use a stitch marker 🙂
I’m having so much fun with this pattern! Thank you for sharing it. 🙂 For the torso of this unicorn, are we starting it as it’s own individual body part to sew on later or are we crocheting it up from the legs? (I’m a little lost on Round 1 on the Body.)
The body is crocheted up from the legs 🙂
I’m a bit confused about starting the body after crocheting the legs. The legs plus the chain 3 in-between to join them all equals 39 stitches. To start the body, (rnd 1) you say to sc in the next 42 st. (but there’s only 39?) Am I missing something?
Hi Paige, here is the description of Rnd 1 of the body: crochet sc in next 18 st of the first leg, sc in next 3 ch, sc in next 18 st of the second leg, sc in next 3 ch (opposite side) = 42 st
Hi where does the 2nd lot of 3 chain come from
These 3 ch are between the legs. Make 3 ch from the second leg and join it with the first one.
It was very helpful because my friend is a unicorn enthusiast. She absolutely loved it and I am so thankful that you made this pattern. Thanks!
Thank you, Malaine 🌹💕
I’m not familiar with the term “magic ring” although I have been crocheting for many years. Is this a series of chain stitches? if so how many?
Hi Renate, you can find the instructions here https://amigurumi.today/basic-crochet-stitches-tutorial/
For the mane did you just go through one stitch? Or did you do more stitches for the mane? And how much of each color did you use?
Hi Kari, please watch a video-tutorial on how to attach hair (starting from 48:05) https://youtu.be/ZEp8T41zNtg?t=48m7s
The unicorn is about 33 cm tall with horn. Made with 2.0 mm crochet hook.
I am not familiar with amigurumi crochet. Are these ‘creatures’ stuffed with fiberfill?
Yes, you’re absolutely right! 🙂
What is the size of the finished item, and what size hook are you suggesting?
The size of finished unicorn is about 35-40 cm. Suggested hook size is 2.5-3.0 mm.
For the unicorn pattern, are the arms able to move up and down or is it just stiff.
Yes, you can move the arms up and down.
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