5 Cute and Easy Crochet Chicken Patterns
Hey there, fellow crochet enthusiasts! If you’re on the hunt for some adorable and easy-to-make crochet chicken patterns, you’ve come to the right place.
Our team has been hard at work creating and reviewing a variety of patterns that are perfect for all skill levels, so whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, there’s something here for you.
Let’s start with the beginner-friendly patterns. If you’re just dipping your toes into the world of crochet, you might want to try our simple amigurumi chicken pattern.
With basic stitches and easy-to-follow instructions, you’ll have a cute little chicken in no time. It’s a great way to practice your skills and create something adorable at the same time.
For those with a bit more experience, we’ve got some intermediate-level patterns that will really allow you to flex your crochet muscles. Our favorite is a super cute chicken hat pattern that would simply be adorable to make.
No matter your skill level, our team has carefully crocheted each pattern and reviewed these patterns to ensure that they’re not only fun to make, but also produce delightful results.
So grab your yarn and hooks, and get ready to bring some feathered friends to life with these crochet chicken patterns. Happy crocheting!
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Crochet Supplies
Here are some general supplies you need for these baby afghan crochet pattern ideas.
Crochet Chicken Hat
Crochet chicken patterns: crochet chicken hat
- Crochet Skill Levels: Advanced beginner to experienced crocheter
- Crochet hook size: 5 mm crochet hook
- Yarn Weight: Worsted weight yarn and Aran yarn
You’re going to love this hat – not only is it super cute, but the crochet pattern is a breeze because it uses simple stitches. This pattern is perfect for the average adult head, but you can easily tweak it to fit smaller or larger sizes.
Plus, there are plenty of pictures throughout the pattern to help you along with the construction. It’s like having a helpful guide every step of the way!
I send out an email when we are looking for crochet patterns to see if anyone wants to create and review the pattern, and Sally jumped right on it.
Her daughter has chickens, and she had been looking for a super cute Christmas stocking idea, so she made it.
It turned out adorable. She said it uses basic crochet stitches, but you definitely want to have your stitch markers handy so that you keep up with your start area.
Her finished product ended up so cute, and we can’t wait to see her daughters’ reaction.
Crochet Chicken Patterns
Crochet chicken patterns: Crochet Chicken Patterns
- Crochet Skill Levels: Advanced beginner to experienced crocheter
- Crochet hook size: 9 mm hook
- Yarn Weight: Bernat Blanket yarn
- 12 mm Safety eyes
This pattern is such a great example of how just changing the yarn produced a totally different look. It is literally the same pattern but 3 different hens. This pattern on Etsy has over 3000 positive reviews which says a ton.
I love the black and white little chick. They made a sweet nursery decor or for a home with chicken decor.
Claire made the pattern for us and her comments cracked me up. I made 2 and then loved them so much and everyone else loved them so much, I now have over 10.
Too bad, they don’t lay eggs. She also said you may want to use a little bigger hook if the Bernat yarn is hard for you to use.
We also said these would be cute in an Easter basket. You could use an Easter color and add the candy and goodies, but that would be something super cute.
Jackie also said she has made these before for a craft show, and they sell really well. People love these chickens and typically make their own chicken family from these Amigurumi chicken patterns.
Crochet Chicken Potholder
Crochet chicken patterns: Crochet Chicken Potholder
- Crochet Skill Levels: Advanced beginner to experienced crocheter
- Yarn Weight: Cotton Yarn
Introducing this delightful crochet chicken potholder pattern! This charming and practical pattern is perfect for adding a touch of whimsy to your kitchen, while also protecting your hands from hot pots and pans.
Crafted with the heat-resistant properties of cotton yarn in mind, this pattern ensures that your potholder not only looks adorable, but also provides the necessary protection for your hands when handling hot items.
The pattern comes with a convenient PDF pattern that includes step-by-step instructions, making it easy for crocheters of all skill levels to follow along and create their own adorable chicken potholder.
Additionally, a video tutorial is included to provide visual guidance for those who prefer to learn through demonstrations.
Whether you’re a seasoned crocheter or just starting out, this pattern is a fun and practical project that will add a delightful touch to your kitchen.
So, grab your cotton yarn and get ready to crochet your way to a charming and functional chicken potholder!
We have someone making this pattern, but when we say Kirsten’s Etsy review of her crocheted chickens, we fell in love.
The solid white option is awesome but she did the body of the chicken in different colors and man are these crochet chickens adorable.
The finished chicken looks so cute as her potholder and are the perfect gift for chicken lovers.
Crocheted Bowl Cozy
Crochet chicken patterns: Crocheted bowl cozy
- Crochet Skill Levels: Advanced beginner to experienced crocheter
- Yarn Weight: Cotton Yarn
- Crochet Hook Size 6.5 mm crochet hook
Introducing this fabulous chicken crochet bowl cozy pattern! This unique and practical design is perfect for adding a touch of charm to your dining table, while also keeping your hands safe from hot bowls.
The pattern is worked by holding 2 strands of cotton together, creating a sturdy and heat-resistant cozy for your bowls.
Worked in continuous rounds, this pattern is perfect for crocheters looking for a slightly more advanced project, but it’s also suitable for experienced crocheters who want to create a statement piece for their table.
Designed to fit a standard 6” diameter bowl, this cozy is not only functional but also makes a stylish statement at dinner. Whether you’re serving up a cozy family meal or entertaining guests, this chicken crochet bowl cozy is sure to be a conversation starter.
So, gather your yarn and hooks, and get ready to crochet your way to a practical and eye-catching addition to your dining table!
For someone with a farmhouse kitchen, this may become their favorite chicken. Sarah is our farmhouse gal and she made the pattern and actually changed the main color of the chicken to a black yarn with specs of white from the shown white yarn.
She said the chick crochet pattern was pretty simple to make and can easily be done in a weekend. She did include black safety eyes on her chicken.
All in all, she said it’s an easy project. She also did a few craft fairs and said these sell really well.
Chicken Crochet Patterns
Crochet chicken patterns: Chicken Crochet Patterns
- Crochet Skill Levels: Advanced beginner to experienced crocheter
- Yarn Weight: Super Bulky Yarn
- Crochet Hook Size 8 mm crochet hook
Hey there! Check out the Mabel Chicken pattern bundle, which gives you instructions for creating 3 different-sized chickens. You can make Mama at 8.5”/21.6cm, Original Mabel at 5.5”/14 cm, and Mini at 3”/7.6cm.
These crochet patterns, also known as amigurumi, come with step-by-step instructions and detailed photos, so you can craft your very own beautiful handmade toys.
We love that with these patterns you can make chickens until your heart’s content. Easily make these in mass production if you are selling them online or on your business Facebook page.
Jessica made these for a friend and said it uses single crochet and double crochet, so if you have a basic knowledge you will do fine.
If you need, you can come back to the crochet stitches post and see a video on all the stitches commonly used in a free crochet pattern or paid pattern.
Amigurumi Crochet Patterns
Download Amigurumi crochet Patterns
If you loved making the chickens and need a new project, we have several amigurumi crochet patterns that will keep you busy.
We have free amigurumi crochet pattern and some are paid. Simply find the best ones for you to start with.
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