Amigurumi Bird Tutorial - Crochet Wren Pattern - Crochet a little Bird - Little Bird Amigurumi

Hello lovely people, I’m Stella from Stella’s Yarn Universe. In this Amigurumi tutorial we will crochet this little bird here. It’s a little wren called Winniefred, inspired by a wren who lives in my garden. A big thanks to those of you who joined me at the Live CAL yesterday! I had so much fun crocheting with you! :) You can pick up where we left off yesterday here: 42:42 This is a fun little project, ideal for intermediate and practiced crocheters. Don’t be intimidated by the color changes. You can also make your bird in one color only, making it an improving beginner project. I’m using U.S. crochet terms in this tutorial. You can donate to my channel here: It’s never expected but always appreciated. Materials I used for this project are: - DK/light worsted weight yarn in brown or brown flecked (I used Scheepjes Stone Washed in Brown Agate) - DK/light worsted weight yarn in beige (I used Rico Creative Ricorumi DK in Mastic) - A tiny amount of DK/light worsted weight yarn in camel or orange (I used Rico Creative Ricorumi DK in Caramel) - or C-2 crochet hook: - 4mm safety eyes - Fibrefill: - Yarn needle - Stitch marker: - 30cm / 12“ piece of 1mm thick craft wire - Small flat pliers (optional) (affiliate links) Time stamps for the different sections of this video: Materials: 2:38 Head and body: 5:30 Safety eyes: 39:22 Tail: 51:20 Wings: 01:04:22 Sew on the wings: 01:12:29 Beak: 01:21:15 Feet: 01:26:17 The music in this video comes from For this little project all you need to know is how to: Chain and single crochet (ch and sc): Magic ring: Make invisible decreases with sc: If you wanna see more crochet tutorials, make sure to subscribe to my channel, so you never miss any of my weekly videos! Liked this pattern? Check out my downloadable crochet patterns on Etsy: or Ravelry: Thank you for your support! It means the world to me and helps me create more free patterns like this one. Wanna read my little stories and find out what my amigurumi dolls are up to? Follow me on Instagram or Facebook: Hope you enjoyed this tutorial! Thank you so much for watching! If you have any questions or feedback make sure to comment below. Happy creating!