Owls are amazing creatures that symbolize wisdom. They themselves are very beautiful, so they inspire needlewomen to be creative.

We offer you the most interesting tutorials on creating the most interesting products, based on everyone’s favorite owl.

How to crochet an owl

If you want to crochet an owl, arm yourself with a comfortable hook and high-quality threads (you can take cotton, viscose, acrylic, wool or soft mohair, but not synthetics).

So, I propose to proceed directly to the lessons with detailed step by step description and diagrams.

Amigurumi art - what is it? (lots of photos for inspiration)

Amigurumi is japanese art knitting small toys with crochet and knitting. It has won the hearts of millions of people from all over the world, as it gives the opportunity to fantasize and come up with rainbow toys for boys and girls. Children are delighted with such surprises, so we suggest that you start MK immediately, and before that we will enjoy a large number of photos that can inspire you to be creative.

We crochet the simplest voluminous owl step by step in a couple of minutes

To perform this work, arm yourself with a hook No. 3, yarn - 100 g, buttons for the eyes, filler, needle and thread.

Abbreviations:

• VP - air loop,
• RLS - single crochet,
• Dc - double crochet.

Take a thread of the main color, crochet 4 VPs, close it into a ring.

1st row: knit 6 sc, then divide the circle into 6 wedges and in subsequent rows add 6 sc evenly (Diagram 1.). So we knit 9 rows. In the 10th row you should get a circle of 54 stitches. From the 10th to 17th row: we do not increase, we continue to knit 54 stitches.

Row 18: decrease stitches evenly every 7 sc. We knit up to 22 rows without decreases.

Sew the eyes to the toy. They should be located approximately between rows 8 and 17 of the body. We continue to knit the main fabric.

Row 22: decrease 6 times every 6 stitches. We should have 42 columns left. Rows 23 to 29: knit without decreasing. Row 29: make 6 decreases evenly, that is, every 5 stitches. Row 30: make 6 decreases evenly, every 4 stitches.

We fill the owl with filler.

From 31 to 32 rows: we knit without decreasing. From 33 to 36 rows: we make 6 decreases evenly in each row.

We cut the working thread and carefully sew the hole.

This simple method will be the beginning for further creativity.

Mobile phone case “wise owl”

The phone case is knitted quickly and easily. Knitting will take a maximum of 30 minutes, so you can knit covers of all colors and shades. And the most important thing is that the finished result is original decoration, which only you will have!

To crochet owls, select leftover yarn in a variety of interesting shades (purple, brown, yellow, pink). I will use pebbles instead of eyes, and a long button will do for the beak.

Color A is the main color of the thread.

Colors B - the color of the head and wings.

Color C - contrasting colors.

Knitting density: 14 p.*14 r. = 10*10 cm.

Diagram and description: cast on thread A 11 in/p.

1st row: 3 tbsp. b/n in the 2nd st. from the hook, art. b/n in the next 8 p., 3 tbsp. b/n in the last loop (turn the work over and knit in the opposite direction along the cast-on chain), st. b/n in the next 8 p., conn. Art. = 22 tbsp. b/n

2nd row: st. b/n in the first paragraph, 2 tbsp. b/n in the next p., art. b/n in the next 10 p., 2 tbsp. b/n in the next p., art. b/n in the next 9 p., conn. Art. = 24 p.

3rd row: st. b/n in each P.

Repeat the 3rd row until the height is 12.7 cm. Finish the work.

Beak: go to thread B

1st row: st. b/n in the next 12 p., turn.

2nd row: 1 v/p., skip the first st., st. s/n in next 11 p., turn.

3rd row: 1 chain stitch, skip first stitch, 2 stitches. b/n together (reduced art.), art. b/n in the next 8 p., turn.

4th row: 1 chain stitch, skip first stitch, 2 stitches. b/n together, art. b/n in the next 6 p., turn.

5th row: 1 chain stitch, skip first stitch, 2 stitches. b/n together, art. b/n in the next 4 p., turn.

6th row: 1 chain stitch, skip first stitch, 2 stitches. b/n together, art. b/n in the next 2 p., turn.

7th row: 1 ch, skip first stitch, 2 stitches. b/n together, turn.

Tying: knit with connecting stitches along the side of the piece to the first row of the head/beak, turn, 3 tbsp. s/n in the loop of the first row, knit st. s/n back along the side of the part to the 7th row, st. s/n in the 7th row, 5 in/p., st. s/n in the 7th row, knit st. b/n along the second side, 3 tbsp. s/n in the loop of the first row. Finish work.

Paws: turn the body part over, join yarn C to the central 8 sts.

First leg:

1st row: 1 v/p., st. b/n in the same paragraph, art. b/n with trace 2 p., turn.

2nd row: *(st. s/n, conn. st.) in the first st., 1 v/p., repeat from * again, (st. s/n, conn. st.) - to the last loop. Skip 2 body loops, repeat for the second leg.

Eyes: with yarn C, cast on 1 st, join into a ring.

1st row: 1 v/p., 6 tbsp. s/n in the ring, conn. Art.

2nd row: 2 tbsp. s/n in each n., conn. Art. Finish work. Using black thread, sew a star onto the eyes and glue a pebble.

Wings: with yarn B, cast on 1 ch, join into a ring.

1st row: 1 v/p., 6 tbsp. b/n in the ring, conn. Art.

2nd row: 2 tbsp. s/n in each n., conn. Art.

3-5 row: st. b/n in each loop, add 6 tbsp. along each row, conn. Art. Finish work.

Assembly: sew on the eyes and wings, sew on the beak-button between the eyes.

An ideal creation for a girl and even a boy!

Large DIY crocheted owl pillow

Knitting a pillow is a little more complicated, as it is knitted from small multi-colored 6- and 5-gonal motifs (mini napkin, so to speak).

Hexagonal motif

5-corner motif

If you want a large pillow, take thick threads, we will weave an owl from fine yarn, so I take a hook of 1.15. The base is a white thread, then you can fantasize and choose shades as desired.

The result is such a bright hexagonal circle, approximately 7 cm in diameter.

You should end up with 10 pentagons, 17 hexagons and 2 hexagons per eye. A pentagon above the eyes (forehead), below the eyes (where the beak is), between the ears at the back, and 7 pieces side-down-side. You can make a beak and small wings (but this is at your discretion).

When all the details are ready, carefully sew all the motifs together, fill them with filler and enjoy your handmade work. This pillow is suitable for a bedroom, a nursery and even a living room.

Crochet owl rug for toilet and bathroom

This rug will look elegant in your bathroom, and you can knit it in an evening. The author advises taking grass yarn and regular woolen yarn (cotton is also possible). If desired, create a set for the toilet (a rug, a mat under the toilet and on the lid).

The scheme is quite simple.

A beautiful handbag for lovers of bright colors

A multi-colored crocheted owl bag for stylish and daring girls is crocheted quickly and easily. The size is easily adjusted (take thicker threads or just add a couple of extra rows at the end).

Crochet openwork owl napkin (panel)

An experienced needlewoman can weave such an owl. The main pattern is pineapple (they like to decorate with pineapples knitted products, so we decided to focus on it).

We take the most small hook and white iris.

How to crochet an owl hat and scarf set

A fun hat for a child with an owl in leading role. So let's start creating a fun kit.

Head circumference: 53 cm

Materials:

• 100 grams of wool yarn (choose your own colors). The author took blue, gray, green and orange thread.
• hook No. 3,
• two buttons for eyes.

Crochet knitted hat

The product is knitted in the round, starting from the bottom of the hat: cast on 5 chain stitches with gray thread and close it in a circle. Next knit like this:

1st row: 10 st s/n

2nd row: increase in each loop = 20 st s/n

3rd row: increase in each = 40 st s/n

4th row: no increases = 40 st s/n

Row 5: increase in every second stitch = 60 dc

Row 6: no increase = 60 st s/n

Row 7: increase in every second stitch = 90 dc

Tie the ears at the bottom of the hat:

1st row: 18 loops

From the 2nd row to the end, decrease one loop in each row on both sides of the row. Once the hat itself is knitted, tie it around the bottom in single crochets with green thread.

Tie braids are made like this: take threads of 3 colors, each in 3-6 folds (depending on how thick you want to make the braids), thread them through the 2 lower double crochets and braid them into regular braids.

Owl ears: cast on 24 air loops with blue thread, close them in a circle.

1st row: st s/n

2nd row: decrease loop, 8 treble s/n, decrease loop, decrease loop, 8 treble s/n, decrease loop

3rd row: decreasing a loop, 6 treble s/n, decreasing a loop, decreasing a loop, 6 treble s/n, decreasing a loop and so on to the tips of the ears.

Tassels on the ears are made in the same way as pigtails.

Eyes: Cast on 4 chain stitches with green thread and close in a circle.

1st row: 13 st s/n.

Row 2: increase in each stitch = 26 stitches.

Row 3: go to the white thread. The increase in each loop is 52 loops.

4th row: all with b/n.

Sew buttons-pupils in the corners of the eyes so that the look is slanted, like an owl.

Beak: cast on 8 chain stitches with orange thread. In each subsequent row, decrease 1 stitch at the beginning and end of the row. When all the details are ready, sew them onto the hat.

Tie a striped scarf to the hat.

Scarf:

cast on 30 chain stitches and knit with double crochets, changing the color of the thread every 2 rows. At the end of the work, cut off the interfering threads and thread them. Tie the scarf in a circle with single crochets using green thread. The length of the scarf was approximately 1 m.

More ideas for inspiration

The author of these wonderful owls related crochet, - Janine Holmes. We did the translation knitting descriptions into Russian. This, of course, is also work, so we kindly ask you to put a link to our website when copying material.

To tie such crocheted owl very simple. And look at the result! This is just a sight for sore eyes!

Materials and tools for knitting.

• For knitting owls and leaves: light fleecy wool. Tip for choosing colors for knitting owls: take white wool for knitting eyes, for an owl you will need wool of two shades - dark and light, that is, light red and dark red, light green and dark green, etc.
• For socket: thick dark and light green wool.
• Eyes with a diameter of 12 mm.
• Filler (sintepon or cotton wool).
• For knitting an owl: hook No. 3.25 mm (Foreign designation D).
• For knitting a nest: hook No. 8 (Foreign designation L).
• Big needle.
• Marker for knitting.

Knitting eyes.

It will be necessary to connect two parts. We start knitting from the center.

Using white yarn, cast on 2 ch.

1st row:

2nd row:

We begin to knit the next row with dark yarn (if you are knitting eyes for a red owl, then we begin to knit with dark red yarn).

3rd row:[Art. b/n, increase] - repeat 6 times (18 loops).

We finish knitting, leave a long “tail” of yarn, and then we will use it to sew the eyes to the muzzle.

Head and body:

We start knitting from the top of the head. We will knit in a spiral. Using light yarn, cast on 13 ch.

1st row: 1 tbsp. b/n in the second loop from the hook, 11 tbsp. b/n, turn the work and knit st. b/n in each loop to the end of the row, that is, another 12 tbsp. b/n. (24 loops).

2-5 rows:

Starting from the next row, knit with dark yarn.

6-7 rows: Art. b/n in each loop (24 loops).

8th row:- repeat 6 times (30 loops).

9th row: Art. b/n in each loop (30 loops).

Row 10 (C):- repeat 6 times (36 loops).

Row 11 (T):

Row 12 (C): Art. b/n in each loop (36 loops).

Row 13 (T): Art. b/n in each loop (36 loops).

Place the eyes (the plastic ones) in the center of the previously knitted white circles, insert them between the 6th and 7th rows of the head, the distance between the eyes is approximately 6 loops. There is no need to sew the eyes to the head at this stage.

Row 14 (C):- repeat 6 times (30 loops).

Invisible decrease It is knitted as follows: you need to insert the hook behind the front wall of the next loop, then immediately behind the front wall of the next one. Thus, there are 3 loops on the hook (1 main + 2 half-loops). Then we grab the working thread and pull it through two half-loops. At this stage there are 2 loops on the hook. Now we grab the working thread again and knit these two loops.

Row 15 (T):- repeat 6 times (24 loops).

Row 16: Starting from this row, knit with light yarn. - repeat 6 times (18 loops).

Row 17:[Art. b/n, invisible decrease] - repeat 6 times (12 loops).

Fill with filler.

Row 18: 6 decreases (6 loops).

We finish knitting, leaving a long “tail” of yarn. Using a thick needle, sew up the hole. Now you can sew the eyes to the face.

Ears:

Cut off 2 strands of light yarn and 2 strands of dark yarn (the length of each thread is approximately 13 cm). Take all 4 strands, fold them in half and pull them through the loop at the top corner of your head. Tie the threads into a knot, thus forming a tassel. Repeat the steps described for the second ear.

Wings (2 parts):

We start knitting from the center. Using light yarn, cast on 2 ch.

1st row: 6 tbsp. b/n in the second loop from the hook (6 loops).

Place a marker at the beginning of the next row, moving the marker up as each row is completed.

2nd row: increase in each loop (12 loops).

3rd row:[Art. b/n, increase] - 6 times (18 loops).

4th row:

5 row: 1 v.p. to lift, fold the circle in half and tie two rugs of the circle with single crochets.

We finish knitting, leaving a long “tail” of yarn in order to sew the wing to the body. We sew the wing with the curved part to the face (see photo). Before closing the hole, place some filler under the wing.

Beak (1 piece):

We knit with yellow or orange yarn. We dial 4 v.p.

1st row: Art. b/n in the second loop from the hook, 2 tbsp. b/n (3 loops).

2nd row: 1 v.p. for lifting, skip the first column, 2 tbsp. b/n.

3rd row: 1 v.p. for lifting, skip the first column, 1 tbsp. b/n.

Bend the beak in half and sew the edges together. Sew the beak to the face between the eyes.

Paws (2 parts):

We start knitting from the center, knitting with orange or yellow yarn. Dial 2 ch.

1st row: 6 tbsp. b/n in the second loop from the hook (6 loops).

2nd row: increase in each loop (12 loops).

3rd row:[half single crochet, ch 3, half single crochet in the second loop from the hook, half single crochet in the next loop, half single crochet in the loop where the first half double crochet was crocheted] - repeat 3 times (3 fingers).

Sew the legs to the body.

Socket (1 piece):

We crochet with thick yarn No. 8. Dial 2 ch.

1st row: 6 tbsp. b/n in the second loop from the hook (6 loops).

Place a marker at the beginning of the next row, moving the marker up as each row is completed.

2nd row: increase in each loop (12 loops).

3rd row:[Art. b/n, increase] - repeat 6 times (18 loops).

4th row:- 6 times (24 loops).

5 row:- 6 times (30 loops).

6th row:- 6 times (36 loops).

7th row:- 6 times (42 loops).

8th row:- 6 times (48 loops).

9th row:- 6 times (54 loops).

10th row:- 6 times (60 loops).

11th row: We knit behind the back wall of the loop: single crochet in each loop (60 loops).

Row 12: Art. b/n in each loop (60 loops).

Row 13:- 6 times (54 loops).

We knit the next row with dark yarn.

Row 14: Art. b/n in each loop (54 loops).

Row 15: Join the dark yarn to any stitch on row 11. (1 v.p., 1 tbsp. b/n) - for connection, art. b/n in each next loop, increase, repeat 5 times (66 loops).

Leaflets:

Make several pieces of different colors to decorate the nest.

Dial 8 ch.

1st row: We knit only on one side: a single crochet in the second loop from the hook, 1 tbsp. b/n., half double crochet, double crochet, double crochet, single crochet, half double crochet in the last loop, ch 2, skip 2 loops. Now we work with the other side of the leaf: half single crochet, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, double crochet, single crochet, half double crochet, single crochet in the loop from which we started knitting.

Happy knitting! WITH Best wishes in creativity, author of the translation of knitting toys Anna Lavrentieva.

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Detailed master class with photographs Knitted OWL. Knit for fun! Funny knitted owl in sneakers with a bow. A knitted toy is a great friend for a child. Children choose knitted toys, toys self made. Delight your child with a Knitted Owl in sneakers, a dress and a bow.

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Amigurumi toy “Owl in sneakers”. Description

MATERIALS AND TOOLS

• Yarn Areola 50g/235m color pink (girls, don’t take thick yarn, take a thickness close to mine if you can’t find exactly the same. Otherwise, your owl’s sneakers will be incredibly huge)
• YarnArt JEANS, color 07 (beige) half a skein approx.
• YarnArt JEANS, color 01 (white) just a little
• New children's yarn pekhorka color yolk. Just a little for the beak
• White felt
• Safety eyes blue 18mm.
• False eyelashes
• A little pink tulle for a bow
• Filling
• Hook 1.5 and 2.0 and stocking needles 2.0
• Glue, scissors
• Marker for knitting (the toy is knitted in a spiral)
• Pastel, shadow or pencil. Something you can use to tint your eyes in a circle of felt

LEGEND

VP- air loop

Sc- single crochet

Ss- connecting loop

Psn- half double crochet

dc- single crochet

etc- increase

dec- decrease

p/p- half loop

SNEAKERS

We start with pink thread

1 row- 8 ch, in the 2nd loop from the hook we knit inc, 5 sc (1 sc in each loop), 4 sc in the last loop of the chain, on back side 5 sc, etc. (18);

2nd row- 2 inc, 5 inc, 4 inc, 5 inc, 2 inc. (26)

3rd row- 2 sc, 2 inc, 2 sc, 2 hdc, 3 dc, 5 inc from dc, 3 dc, 2 hdc, 2 dc, 2 inc from sc, 1 dc (35)

4th row- 3 ch, 2 dc, 2 dc from dc, 10 dc, 6 dc from dc, 10 dc, 1 dc from dc, 4 dc, ss (44)

Cutting out the insole

5 row— 44 sc for the back p/p

6-8 row- 44 sc. Finish, cut the thread and hide.

Knitting a toe (white thread)

1 — Fold the sneaker in half and count 10 sc from the middle (opposite side from the marker), insert a hook and knit 20 sc for the back half loop, turn (knit the middle 20 sc)

Change the thread to pink

3 - 2 ch, 1 dc in the 2nd loop from the hook, 4 dec from dc, turn

4 - 2 ch, 4 dc in one decrease, finish

5 — We attach the thread where we attached it when we started knitting the toe of the sneaker, (the beginning of the white thread) we tie the toe along the edge of 12 sc, ss into the side of the sneaker.

1 row- 3 ch, from 2 loops from hook 11 dc behind back p/p, turn

2nd row- 3 ch, from 2 loops from hook 11 dc. Finish, cut the thread and hide

1 row— (sc, dec)x12 (24) for the back p/p

2nd row- 24 sc

3rd row— 12 ub (12)

4-20 row- 12sbn. Cut the thread at the first leg.

We tie the top of the sneaker.

We attach the pink thread to the remaining half-loops of the side of the sneaker and knit in turning rows (we find the place where the toe joins the side of the sneaker, count the third loop towards the toe and stick in the hook):

1 row- 30 sc, turn

2nd row- ch, dec, 26 sc, dec, turn (28)

3rd row- ch, 28 sc, turn

4th row- ch, dec, 24sc, dec, turn (26)

5th row- ch, 26 sc. Finish. Cut the thread and hide it. Embroider the laces with white thread.

We knit the second leg in the same way, but do not cut the beige thread.

TORSO

1 row— We don’t cut the beige thread on the second leg, but immediately start connecting it. We put a marker and knit 4 sc along the leg, cast on a chain of 12 ch, make a small clubfoot on the legs and attach the chain to the second leg (in the place where we finished knitting the leg).

12 sc on the leg, 12 sc in air chain, 8sc on the leg (reached the marker)

2nd row- 4 sc on the leg, 12 sc in the air chain, 32 sc (48)

3rd row- 3 sc, inc, 12 sc, (3 sc, inc) x3, 12 sc, (3 sc, inc) x2 (54)

4-13 row- 54 sc

14 row- (25 sc, dec)x2 (52)

15th row- 52 sc

Change the thread to white

16 row- (24sc, dec)x2 (50)

17 row- 50 sc

18 row- (8 sc, dec) x5 (45)

19th row- 45 sc

20 row- (7 sc, dec) x5 (40)

21 row- 40 sc

WINGS

1 row- 6 sc in KA

2nd row- 6sc

3rd row- (sc, inc) x3 (9)

4th row- 9 sc

5th row- (2sc, inc) x3 (12)

6th row- (3sc, inc) x3 (15)

7-14 row- 15 sc

Change the thread to white

15th row- 15 sc

16th row— 15 sc for the back p/p

17-19 row- 15 sc

20row- (3sc, dec) x3 (12)

21 row- 12sbn

22nd row- (2sc, dec)x3(9)

Fold the wing in half and knit 4 sc onto both walls. We don’t stuff the wings.

Tie row 16 with 15 sc using the remaining half loops. Sew the wings on the owl at row 20 of the body.

DRESS

We knit with the same yarn as the sneakers.

We cast on 64 loops and distribute them onto 4 knitting needles: 12 sts (sleeve), 20 sts (front), 12 sts (sleeve), 20 sts (back)

1-5 row- 64 facial; in the 3rd row I made “holes”, knit 2, yarn over, two together, etc.

6th row- K20, bind off 12 sleeve loops, knit 20, bind off 12 sleeve loops. We transfer the last loop to the adjacent knitting needle.

7th row- filming edge loop, 19 persons.

8 row- edge, 19 purl.

9th row- remove the edge, (2 knits, inc)x6, 1 knit, (26)

10 row- remove the edge, 25 p.

Similarly, we knit the loops of the other knitting needle.

Fasten and cut the thread on one needle (52)

11 row— We knit all 52 loops, connecting them into a circle. And immediately distribute it onto 4 knitting needles.

11-18 row(8 rows) - 52 persons

19th row

20row— 56 persons

21 row- make 1 increase on each knitting needle

22nd row— 60 persons

23rd row- make 1 increase on each knitting needle

24 row— 64 persons

25-31 row (7r)- knit with an elastic band 1x1 (k/p).

32 row- close the loops without tightening the fabric. We cut the thread and hide it.

We try on the dress, and the number of increases can be reduced... look at your toy.

We take a needle with the same yarn and along the neck we sew a seam “forward with the needle”, but do not tighten it, do it very loosely. We put the dress on the owl and tighten the neckline. We cut the thread and hide it. Crochet dress from Vasilisa Vasiliev

First we knit a skirt

1. We dial 72 v. p. and at 8 from the hook we knit a loop (this will be a loop for a button), then we knit a sc to the end of the row.

4. 2nd century sc to the end of the row we close the fabric in a circle and knit another 1 row of sc.

5. Next row We knit 2 sc in each loop.

6. Change the color of the thread and make 3 in. n rise and knit 5 dc 2 loops, skip into the next one, make 2 dc 1 in. p. 2 dc 2 loops skip 5 dc, thus knitting to the end of the row.

Similarly, we knit the next rows to the desired length of the skirt.

1. We attach the thread to the top of the skirt and knit (try the dress on your owl, depending on where you sewed the wings, we make armholes, this is how I did it)

2. 2nd century p. row sbn.

3. 2. Ch and sc to the end of the row at the end of the row we make 8 sts. p. we form another loop under the button.

Sleeves

Where we did the 15th century. p for the armhole, attach a thread of a different color to the first loop and knit 3 in. p. in 3 loops from the hook we make dc 1 in. n 2 dc, skip 2 v. p. in the next loop (2 dc 1 v. p 2 dc skip 2 v. p.) repeat until the end of the armhole, fasten the thread. We knit the second sleeve in the same way.

HEAD AND DESIGN

We attach the beige thread after putting on the dress and continue the head.

22nd row(sc, inc)x20(60)
23rd row(sc, inc) x5, 17 sc, (sc, inc) x6, 20 sc, inc (72)
24-34 row(11r) - 72 sc
35 row 5sc, dec, (10sc, dec)x5, 5sc (66)
36-38 row 66sc
39 row(9sc, dec)x6(60)
40row 4sc, dec, (8sc, dec) x 5.4sc (54)
41 row(7sc, dec)x6(48)
42 row 48sc
43 row(7sc, inc)x6(54)

44-46 row 54sc. To finish, leave a little thread on top and sew the head together.

Fold the head in half and form an ear. Let's cut some thread for the tassels, make knots at one end and use a hook to insert it into the eye. We sew a little short of the end of the second eyelet, insert another tassel and sew it completely. We trim the brushes and fluff them with a needle.

Beak (yellow thread)

1 row 6sc in KA
2nd row 6sc
3rd row(sc, inc)x3(9)
4th row 9 sc. Finish, leave thread for sewing.

Decorating the face

We cut out two ovals from white felt along the edge, you can tint them and glue them in the middle of the muzzle. Glue the eyes below the middle of the oval. If someone mounts it as it should, approximately based on the photo, be guided in which row. We sew the beak between the eyes, after filling it a little with filler. And of course, don’t forget to glue on the eyelashes.
I knitted a bow, cast on a chain of 16 ch, 15 sc in the second loop from the hook, and. etc. we knit a fabric from a sc to the desired height, then we tie a rectangle with a sc, wrap it with white thread, and sew it on.

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We've looked at all the intricacies of knitting miniature cuties, and now we'll learn how to knit amigurumi toys with your own hands!

Owls have not lost their popularity for two years now. These smart girls will decorate your interior or become faithful companions, sitting comfortably on your key chain.

Prepare necessary materials and get started quickly on creating a small miracle) It will take very little time.

Necessary materials:

• Yarn 100% acrylic (purple, gray)
• Eyes or buttons
• White felt
• Floss (purple, yellow)
• Chenille wire
• Filler (sintepon or any other)
• Crochet hook No. 1.5
• Needle
• Scissors

Go! All the details of the owl begin with an amigurumi ring, the knitting patterns for which are presented.

Torso

6 rows: (4 columns without / n, 1 increase) x 6 times = 36 loops
7 p.: (5 columns without / n, 1 increase) x 6 times = 42 loops
8 p.: (6 columns without / n, 1 increase) x 6 times = 48 loops
9 - 13 rows: 48 columns without / n = 48 loops
14 rows: (7 columns without / n, 1 increase) x 6 times = 54 loops
15 p.: (8 columns without / n, 1 increase) x 6 times = 60 loops
16 rows: (9 columns without / n, 1 increase) x 6 times = 66 loops
17 - 20 rows: 66 columns without / n = 66 loops
21 r.: (9 columns without/n, 1 decrease) x 6 times = 60 loops
22 rows: (8 columns without / n, 1 decrease) x 6 times = 54 loops
23 r.: (7 columns without / n, 1 decrease) x 6 times = 48 loops
24 rows: (6 columns without/n, 1 decrease) x 6 times = 42 loops
25 r.: (5 columns without / n, 1 decrease) x 6 times = 36 loops
26 r.: (4 columns without / n, 1 decrease) x 6 times = 30 loops
27 r.: (3 columns without/n, 1 decrease) x 6 times = 24 loops
28 r.: (2 columns without/n, 1 decrease) x 6 times = 18 loops
29 r.: (1 column without/n, 1 decrease) x 6 times = 12 loops

We fill the part with filler, tighten and sew up the hole, and hide the thread.

Wings

Row 1: knit an amigurumi ring = 6 stitches
2 p.: (1 column without / n, 1 increase) = 12 loops
3 rows: (1 column w/o, 1 increase) x 6 times = 18 stitches
4 rows: (2 columns without / n, 1 increase) x 6 times = 24 loops
5 rows: (3 columns without / n, 1 increase) x 6 times = 30 loops

We knit the connecting stitch into the same loop from which the chain chain began. loop. The result was a small loop extending from the wing. This is a feather.

We do the same in the next loop of the row, only now the chain should consist of 8 chains. loop.

We repeat 2 more times, knitting chains of 10 chains. loop.

We complete the knitting of the wing with one connecting stitch.

Be sure to leave a longer thread in order to sew the wing to the body.

We knit the second wing in the same way, but we make the feathers in the reverse order: 2 x 10 loops, 1 x 8 loops and 1 x 6 loops. It turned out 2 symmetrical wings.

Ears

Row 1: knit an amigurumi ring = 6 stitches
2 p.: (1 column w/o, 1 increase) x 3 times = 9 loops
3 p.: 12 columns without / n = 12 loops
We complete the knitting with one connecting stitch.

The ear is ready. By analogy we knit the second one.

Assembling the owl

All parts of the owl are ready.

Sew the ears and wings to the body (add a little filler under the wings for volume).

It’s easy to make a cute and knitted amigurumi owl with your own hands, even for a beginner. The owl knitting pattern is very simple. Without distractions, you can handle this mini-toy in just a couple of hours.

Materials

• Hook (No. 2,3);
• yarn of the appropriate size in purple, white and turquoise colors;
• a piece of yellow felt;
• black threads;
• two pink and blue beads;
• filler;
• needle.

Step 1. Knitting the owl's body

For the owl's body we will need purple yarn. Cast on a chain of seven air loops, close them in a ring and knit a row with single crochets (6 stitches).

• 2 circle – 12 tables;
• 3rd circle – 18 columns;
• 4 circle – 24 columns;
• 5 circle – 30 columns;
• 6 circle – 36 columns;
• from 7 to 18 circle – 36 columns;
• 19 circle – 30 columns;
• 20 circle – 24 columns;
• 21 circles – 18 columns;
• take the filler and compact it tightly;
• 22 circle – 12 columns;
• 23 circle – 6 columns.

Close the knitting.

Step 2. Knitting owl eyes

Take white yarn and knit a chain of 6 chain stitches. In the second round, increase their number to 12, in the third – to 18 loops. Close the knitting and leave a tail of yarn. You will need it to sew on the eyes.

Make a line of black thread along the diagonal of the eyes.

Step 3. Knitting wings

For the wings, take blue yarn. Knit a chain of 6 chain stitches and close them into a ring. In the second round, add six more loops, in the third row increase the number to 18. Close the knitting and leave a long tail for sewing. Two wings need to be connected.

Step 4. Knitting ears

You will need to knit two ears. The yarn for them is purple. Cast on a chain of 3 chain stitches.

Close it in a ring, in the second row increase the number of loops to 6. Close the knitting and leave a long thread.

Step 5. Assembling the owl

Sew eyes onto the owl's body. A little lower on the sides of the body, bending the wings in half, sew them on. Secure the fold with a blue bead.

Embroider a triangle on the chest using blue thread.

Sew on the owl's ears.