Crochet Bird Amigurumi Pattern

My inspiration this time came from the colorful furry balls of birds in The Angry Birds Movie, so this time my craft is a crochet bird pattern. Meet the cozy, cutie-pie Fur Bird amigurumi. Make yours with the free crochet pattern below.

If you have watched the movie, you would remember how the little offspring at the end of the movie simply melted everybody’s hearts away. With their little yellow feet, they had huge, innocent-looking eyes that makes them look like they could never get into trouble, no matter what they do. Their expressive faces are adorable even when their eyebrows furrow with anger. 

Just like these cutie-pie offsprings, Fur Birds are also colorful and expressive. What is fun is you can create your very own little fur birds with the free crochet pattern in this blog. Be fully creative in any way you want with multi-colored yarns and felt. 

Crochet Bird Amigurumi Pattern

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Crochet Bird Pattern is about 4.5” tall and crocheted with 1 strand of fur yarn and 1 strand of acrylic yarn. Then, brush and groom them to create a thick fur appearance. Its beak is attached to the body by needle felting while the feet are crocheted with acrylic yarn.

This crochet bird pattern uses colored-iris safety eyes as their eyes so you can choose to use different colors for the different birds. You can attach them on the far sides of the eyes, and for different expressions, on the insides close to each other or the tops. The whites of its eyes are made of felt fabric and the edge is needle felted so a big round eye is created.  

To make this amigurumi bird gender-specific, add long eyelashes to your fur bird amigurumi to make them look feminine and more adorably innocent. Cut a piece of fake eyelashes in half, trim them to suit your own amigurumi bird, and glue them onto their eyes.

A set of super cute twin Pink and Cyan Fur Bird amigurumi as a set, perfect as a gift for 2 siblings or best friends.

Make a triplet set of fur birds, just like the 3 blue angry birds Jay, Jake and Jim. 

This crochet bird pattern can be a way to brighten up the surroundings. Whether it is a craft room, study room, working desk, or window sill, Fur Bird amigurumi is a happy little bird toy to have around. 

Use different colors of yarn for each crochet bird pattern and soon, you’ll have an army of cute stuffed birds decorating your craft room. Due to their size, each fur bird can be made into a different bird-themed project – a key chain, or a bag, and baby mobiles, which would brighten up anyone’s day. This makes the Fur Bird amigurumi versatile as a crochet bird stuffed toy, suitable as more than just one kind of gift. 

Tweet tweet, tweet tweet, do you hear that? 

Tweet, tweet, tweet tweet, they are calling out to you.  

They were loitering around, looking for a craft family to join, and they found yours. Now they are chirping at your door, asking to be let in because they love making new friends. 

Will you be their new home? 

Check out other bird-themed crafts on the Craft Passion, how about trying to crochet Mr. Murasaki, the popular purple sleepy amigurumi owl. Besides, you may find Browie. the sock owl and needle felted birds are easier to do if you’re more comfortable with a needle and felt. Both patterns & tutorials come with free bird craft patterns which will help you figure out how to sew birds into your craft family. 

For more free amigurumi crochet patterns, click here.

WHAT’S NEXT:

• Start crocheting and share your completed handmade on Facebook and/or Instagram. Remember to tag us, @craftpassion, so that we are able to see them.
• Pin it to Pinterest for a future To-Crochet List
• Share with your crochet groups for a crochet-along event.
• If you are new to crochet amigurumi, we have a comprehensive amigurumi guide for beginners.
• Browse more free crochet patterns to make, particularly the crochet animal amigurumi patterns.

Happy crochet!