Winged Unicorn Amigurumi, Aile, at Lauterbrunnen Valley, Switzerland, famous for its numerous waterfalls along the cliffs
While I was on my vacation to Switzerland a few weeks ago, my new lovely creation was traveling along with us. “Aile” the Winged Unicorn Amigurumi followed me all the way to explore the breathtaking country bursting with snow-capped alp and beautiful sceneries. As mentioned when I previewed Aile in Craft Passion’s Facebook Page, the crochet pattern will be shared soon after I come back from my trip. Here it is, Aile the Winged Unicorn Amigurumi Pattern.
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At Grindelwald, Switzerland
Aile is not an ordinary Unicorn Amigurumi, it has wings on its back hence the name Winged Unicorn Amigurumi, and Aile is the French word for wing. Winged Unicorn has no specific name, but in some literature and media, it has been referred to as an Alicorn (source). As a legendary creature in the medieval times, the unicorn with a single large, pointed, spiraling horn projecting from its forehead is a symbol of purity, grace, fantasy and rarity that lives in the wild woods. The horn of the unicorn was said to have the magical power to render poisoned water potable and to heal sickness.
At Männlinchen, Switzerland
Aile the Winged Unicorn Amigurumi is crochet from 8 ply acrylic yarn using a 2.5mm hook, peach pink for the body, white for wings, khaki for palms, feet, and horns, with rainbow color mane and tail. It is 15″ tall, total height in standing position, a decent size as a huggable softie.
Winged Unicorn Amigurumi – Free Crochet Pattern
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Lovely crocus flowers blooming after snow melts
You may adapt Aile Winged Unicorn Amigurumi pattern by turning it to a Unicorn Amigurumi or a Pegasus Amigurumi or a horse Amigurumi. Omit Wings for a Unicorn. Similar applies to Pegasus, void horn for a Pegasus and crochet the whole thing is white. Ditto, leave out wings and horn for a horse. Isn’t it easy? For ease of reference, I will develop a separate pattern for a different type of species from the Equidae family. Stay tuned for all the upcoming amigurumi pattern.
Overlooking the village at the base of Mont Eiger, Switzerland.
Aile really had a good time with us in Switzerland and we are glad to have it with us too for a wonder 2.5 weeks vacation.
Enjoy its view of Mont Eiger in Switzerland.
Playing photo illusion with the cloud at Lauterbrunnen Valley.
Aile is having a restful day at Luzern, Switzerland.
I have a wonderful time crochet Aile, in returns, we enjoy its accompany throughout our journey. It is such a lovely sweetie.
Hope to see you crocheting your Aile soon. Happy crochet!
On a vintage train with me, belle Epoque, part of the GoldenPass Line from Montreux to Luzern.
Winged Unicorn Amigurumi Pattern
Free crochet pattern of a beautiful Winged Unicorn Amigurumi, named Aile, that you can crochet by following the instructions and written pattern. You may omit the wings for a normal unicorn. An absolutely perfect gift for girls that loves unicorn.
Materials
- 2.5mm hook
- Acrylic yarn in peach pink, khaki, white, black and rainbow colors
Tools
- Darning needle
- Polyester fiberfill
- Fabric marker (water erasable)
- Scissors
- Pins
Instructions
- Crochet all parts by following the crochet patterns stated below.
- Stuff the parts as instructed
- Sew horn and ears to the head, followed by embroider the eyes with black yarn
- Cut about 100 strips of rainbow yarns at the length of about 12” (as the mane and tail of the unicorn)
- Sew body to the head followed by sewing arms, feet and wings to the body
- Fasten mane and tail to the unicorn with the strips cut in #4.
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Abbreviations
ch: chain
sc: single crochet
inc: 2sc incresase
inv dec: invisible decrease
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AMIGURUMI PATTERN
Body
With Pink yarn:
Round 1: ch5, Inc in 2nd ch from hook, sc 2, 5sc in the last ch. Continue on the other side of the chain base, sc 2, 3sc in the last ch. {14}
Round 2: Inc, sc 4, [Inc] 3 times, sc 4, [Inc] 2 times. {20}
Round 3: Inc, sc 6, [Inc] 2 times, sc, Inc, sc 6, [Inc] 2 times, sc. {26}
Round 4: Inc, sc 8, [Inc, sc] 2 times, Inc, sc 8, [Inc, sc] 2 times. {32}
Round 5: Inc, sc 10, Inc, sc 2, Inc, sc, Inc, sc 10, Inc, sc 2, Inc, sc. {38}
Round 6: Inc. sc 12, [Inc, sc 2] 2 times, Inc, sc 12, [Inc, sc 2] 2 times. {44}
Round 7: Inc, sc 14, Inc, sc 3, Inc, sc 2, Inc, sc 14, Inc, sc 3, Inc, sc 2. {50}
Round 8: Inc, sc 16, [Inc, sc 3] 2 times, Inc, sc 16, [Inc, sc 3] 2 times. {56}
Round 9: sc around. {56}
Round 10: sc 26, Inc, sc 27, Inc, sc. {58}
Round 11: sc 27, Inc, sc 28, Inc, sc . {60}
Round 12: sc 27, Inc, sc 29, Inc, sc 2. {62}
Round 13: sc 28, Inc, sc 30, Inc, sc 2. {64}
Round 14 – 23: sc around. {64}
Round 24: [Inv dec, sc 14] around. {60}
Round 25: sc around. {60}
Round 26: [Inv dec, sc 13] around. {56}
Round 27: sc around. {56}
Round 28: [Inv dec, sc 12] around. {52}
Round 29: sc around. {52}
Round 30: [Inv dec, sc 11] around. {48}
Round 31: sc around. {48}
Round 32: [Inv dec, sc 10] around. {44}
Round 33: sc around. {44}
Round 34: [Inv dec, sc 9] around. {40}
Round 35: sc around. {40}
Round 36: [Inv dec, sc 8] around. {36}
Round 37: sc around. {36}
Round 38: [sc 4, Inv dec] around. {30}
Stuff the body firmly with polyester fiberfill.
Round 39: sc around. {30}
Round 40: sc 2, [Inv dec, sc 3] 5 times, inv dec, sc. {24}
Round 41: [sc 2, Inv dec] around. {18}
Round 42: [Inv dec, sc] around. {12}
Round 43: [Inv dec] around. {6}
Fasten and leave a long tail for sewing.
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Head
With Pink yarn:
Round 1: sc 6 in magic ring. {6}
Round 2: [inc] around. {12}
Round 3: [inc, sc] around. {18}
Round 4: [sc 2. inc] around. {24}
Round 5: [inc, sc 3] around. {30}
Round 6: sc 2, [inc, sc 4] 5 times, inc, sc 2. {36}
Round 7: [inc, sc 5] around. {42}
Round 8 -10: sc around. {42}
Round 11: [inv dec] 4 times, sc 34. {38}
Round 12: sc around. {38}
Round 13: [inc] 4 times, sc 34. {42}
Round 14: [inc, sc 6] around. {48}
Round 15 - 16: sc around. {48}
Round 17: sc 3, [inc, sc 7] 5 times, inc, sc 4. {54}
Round 18 - 19: sc around. {54}
Round 20: [inc, sc 8] around. {60}
Round 21 - 23: sc around. {60}
Round 24: sc 4, [inc, sc 9] 5 times, inc, sc 5. {66}
Round 25 - 32: sc around. {66}
Round 33: [inv dec, sc 9] around. {60}
Round 34: sc around. {60}
Round 35: sc 4, [inv dec, sc 8] 5 times, inv dec, sc 4. {54}
Round 36: sc around. {54}
Round 37: [inv dec, sc 7] around. {48}
Round 38: sc 3, [inv dec, sc 6] 5 times, inv dec, sc 3. {42}
Round 39: [inv dec, sc 5] around. {36}
Round 40: sc 2, [inv dec, sc 4] 5 times, inv dec, sc 2. {30}
Round 41: [inv dec, sc 3] around. {24}
Stuff with polyester fillings
Round 42: sc, [inv dec, sc 2] 5 times, inv dec, sc. {18}
Round 43: [inv dec, sc 1] around. {12}
Round 44: [inv dec] around. {6}
Fasten and hide yarn end.
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Ears
Make 2 with Pink yarn:
Round 1: Sc 4 in magic ring. {4}
Round 2: sc around. {4}
Round 3: [inc] around. {8}
Round 4: sc around. {8}
Round 5: [inc, sc] around. {12}
Round 6: [inc, sc 2] around. {16}
Round 7: sc around. {16}
Round 8: [inc, sc 3] around. {20}
Round 9 - 15: sc around {20}
Fasten and leave a long tail for sewing.
Fold the ear and sew the bottom to give it a scooped appearance.
Horn
With Brown yarn:
Round 1: Sc 3 in magic ring. {3}
Round 2: [inc] around. {6}
Round 3 - 5: sc around. {6}
Round 6: [inc, sc] around. {9}
Round 7 - 10: sc around. {9}
Round 11: [inc, sc 2] around. {12}
Round 12 - 17: sc around. {12}
Round 18: [inc, sc 3] around. {15}
Fasten and leave a long tail for sewing.
Fill the horns firmly with polyester fiberfill.
Sew a rainbow color yarn to the horn in a spiral direction.
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Arms
Make 2 starting with Brown yarn:
Round 1: sc 6 in magic ring. {6}
Round 2: [inc] around. {12}
Round 3: [inc, sc] around. {18}
Round 4: [sc 2. inc] around. {24}
Round 5: [inc, sc 3] around. {30}
Round 6 – 10: sc around. {30}
Round 11: [sc 8, Inv dec] around. {27}
Round 12: sc around. {27}
Change yarn color to Pink.
Round 13: sc around. {27}
Round 14: [sc 7, Inv dec] around. {24}
Round 15 – 16: sc around. {24}
Round 17: [sc 6, Inv dec] around. {21}
Round 18 – 19: sc around. {21}
Round 20: [sc 5, Inv dec] around. {18}
Round 21 – 22: sc around {18}.
Round 23: [sc 4, Inv dec] around. {15}
Round 24 – 35: sc around. {15}
Fasten and leave a long tail for sewing.
Fill the bottom 2/3 of the arms firmly with polyester fiberfill.
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Legs
Make 2 starting with Brown yarn:
Round 1: ch5, Inc in 2nd ch from hook, sc 2, 5sc in the last ch. Continue on the other side of the chain base, sc 2, 3sc in the last ch. {14}
Round 2: Inc, sc 4, [Inc] 3 times, sc 4, [Inc] 2 times. {20}
Round 3: Inc, sc 6, [Inc] 2 times, sc, Inc, sc 6, [Inc] 2 times, sc. {26}
Round 4: Inc, sc 8, [Inc, sc] 2 times, Inc, sc 8, [Inc, sc] 2 times. {32}
Round 5: Inc, sc 10, Inc, sc 2, Inc, sc, Inc, sc 10, Inc, sc 2, Inc, sc. {38}
Round 6: Inc. sc 12, [Inc, sc 2] 2 times, Inc, sc 12, [Inc, sc 2] 2 times. {44}
Round 7 – 10: sc around. {44}
Round 11: sc 14, Inv dec, sc 12, Inv dec, sc 14. {42}
Round 12: sc 14, Inv dec, sc 10, Inv dec, sc 14. {40}
Round 13: sc 14, Inv dec, sc 8, Inv dec, sc 14. {38}
Round 14: sc 14, Inv dec, sc 6, Inv dec, sc 14. {36}
Round 15: sc 14, Inv dec, sc 4, Inv dec, sc 14. {34}
Round 16: sc 14, Inv dec, sc 2, Inv dec, sc 14. {32}
Round 17: sc 14, Inv dec, Inv dec, sc 14. {30}
Change yarn color to Pink.
Round 18: sc around. {30}
Round 19: [sc 6, Inv dec] 3 times, sc 6. {27}
Round 20 – 21: sc around. {27}
Round 22: sc 6, [Inv dec, sc 5] 3 times. {24}
Round 23 – 24: sc around. {24}
Round 25: sc 5, Inv dec, sc 10, Inv dec, sc 5. {22}
Round 26 – 27: sc around. {22}
Round 28: sc 5, Inv dec, sc 9, Inv dec, sc 4. {20}
Round 29 – 30: sc around. {20}
Round 31: sc 4, Inv dec, sc 8, Inv dec, sc 4. {18}
Fasten and leave a long tail for sewing.
Fill the bottom 2/3 of the legs firmly with polyester fiberfill.
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Wings
Make 2 starting with White yarn
Part 1
Round 1: sc 3 in magic ring. {3}
Round 2: [inc] around. {6}
Round 3: [inc, sc] around. {9}
Round 4 - 6: sc around. {9}
Fasten
Part 2
Round 1: sc 4 in magic ring. {4}
Round 2: [inc] around. {8}
Round 3: [inc, sc] around. {12}
Round 4 - 7: sc around. {12}
Fasten
Part 3
Round 1: sc 4 in magic ring. {4}
Round 2: [inc] around. {8}
Round 3: [inc, sc] around. {12}
Round 4: [sc 2. inc] around. {16}
Round 5: sc around. {16}
Round 6: [inc, sc 3] around. {20}
Round 7 – 10: sc around. {20}
Continue to join Part 1 & Part 2 to form the complete wing
Round 11: sc 10 on Part 3, sc 6 on Part 2, sc 9 on Part 1, sc 6 on Part 2, sc 10 on Part 3. {41}
Round 12: inv dec, sc 37, inv dec. {39}
Round 13: inv dec, sc 17, inv dec, sc 16, inv dec. {36}
Round 14: inv dec, sc 32, inv dec. {34}
Round 15: inv dec, sc 14, inv dec, sc 14, inv dec. {31}
Round 16: inv dec, sc 27, inv dec. {29}
Round 17: inv dec, sc 11, inv dec, sc 12, inv dec. {26}
Round 18: inv dec, sc 22, inv dec. {24}
Round 19: inv dec, sc 9, inv dec, sc 9, inv dec. {21}
Round 20: [Inv dec, sc 5] around. {18}
Round 21: sc 2, [Inv dec, sc 4] 2 times, inv dec, sc 2. {15}
Round 22: [Inv dec, sc 3] around. {12}
Round 23: Inv dec around. {6}
Fasten and leave a long tail for sewing.
Block the wings flat with warm steam iron.
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Notes
Depending on the speed and hours you are spending on the project, the total time needed is only an approximation.
Stuff the parts firmly and densely to give a good shape to amigurumi doll.
More Details on how to crochet the Winged Unicorn Amigurumi
Sew the horn and ears to the head.
By using an erasable marker, draft an outline for the eyes. Use dimension given as a guideline, adjust the position to suit your unicorn.
Embroider the eyes with black yarn and a darning needle in stem stitch.
Wrap the rainbow color yarn on a card stock (either 6″ or 12″), cut out 100 strips of 12″ rainbow yarns.
The winged unicorn is ready to assemble after all the parts have crocheted.
Sew head to the body, followed by arms, feet, and wings.
This is how the wings are attached to the body.
Mark the position of the mane. It is 4 stitches wide at the center of the head, starting from the back of the horn all the way down to the back of the head.
This picture shows how to fasten the yarn strips to make the mane. Note that only the stitches between the top and the bottom row are fastened.
This is how the mane looks like after 5 rows.
Continue to fasten until you have done more than half of the head.The 3.5 rows at the front part are the fringe of the unicorn.
Fasten the tail in the same manner as the mane. However, if you want a fuller tail like shown in the picture, fasten more strips to the crochet stitches.
The back of the unicorn amigurumi.
The side of the unicorn amigurumi.
You may leave the mane un-combed or you may roll it up as shown in the picture. Make a few stitches to secure the mane in place.
Make a few stitches to secure the fringe in place.
Decorate the fringe with a small flower. Crochet pattern of the small flower can be found here.Here is Aile, the Winged Unicorn Amigurumi, sitting at the hilltop in front of a village at the base of Mont Eiger, Switzerland.
Aile enjoys the cold breezy day at Männlichen, sitting on the grass that bulbing crocus flowers after the snow melted.
Hope to see you crocheting your Aile soon. Happy crochet!
THANK YOU!!
Thank you so much for sharing. I made for my daughter. She loves it! Amazing!
Hola, soy de Argentina y voy a intentar hacer el unicornio (es bellĂsimo)…
Pero ya en la primer ronda no la entiendo: ÂżPor quĂ© no empieza anillo mágico? (Ya habĂa aprendido a hacerlo)
Me podrĂa explicar mejor la primer ronda por favor…
Hi, I’m from Argentina and I’m going to try to make the unicorn (it’s beautiful).
But in the first round I don’t understand it: Why doesn’t a magic ring begin? (I had already learned to do it)
Could you explain better the first round please …
Hi Haydee, the base is not a round base, instead, it is an oval shape. That explained why it isn’t started with a magic ring.
Hola Haydee soy de Chile y quiero hacer este diseño sin embargo no entiendo la primera vuelta con cadenas, pudiste hacerlo?
Translation (by Google):
Hi Haydee, I’m from Chile and I want to make this design, however I don’t understand the first round with chains, could you do it?
Hello, i love your unicorn, I’m trying to do it but I don’t understand what the pattern means when it goes like this ex.:Round 4: Inc, sc 8, [Inc, sc] 2 times, Inc, sc 8, [Inc, sc] 2 times. {32} i don´t understand what to do, do i have to make 1 inc +8 sc [?] for 2 times then 1 inc, 8sc 2 times more? {32 what it means} i wish you can help me please. Thanks again for the pattern it is beautiful. bye!
The rounds read like this, 2 sc in the first stitch, then 1 sc in each stitch for the next 8 stitches, repeat 2 times on the following: 2 sc in next stitch, 1 sc in next stitch. The number inside the {} bracket is the total number stitches in this round. I hope after you understand this pattern format, you can figure out the rest of the pattern.
May I know the weight of the yarn you used?
I used 8 ply yarn from an Australian brand, equivalent to light DK yarn in USA Brand.
Thank you so much for sharing this pattern! As a beginner, I succeeded in making it due to your detailed instructions 🙂 I still need to improve on my assembling skills though!
Picture here.
Oh wow, Cheryl, your Aile is perfect. I can’t believe that you are a beginner in amigurumi, your work is amazing!!! Congratulations on your success, I am super excited to know this. Thanks for showing to us.
Omg, this is the most beautiful unicorn I have seen so far. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks, hope you enjoy sewing it 🙂
Just lovely!!! Thank you so much for sharing your pattern!!
That unicorn is just simply perfect. Everyone love it, everyone want it ! With different colours is perfect for baby boy. Just love that pattern. Going to crochet a fox now!
thank you for sharing !
You are amazing !
Hi, I don’t seem to get row 13 on the body right. I have redone the body now my second time and somethings up.
I follow 28 Inc 30 Inc and 2 SC but I still have 4 stitches left on that round and I have made sure that every round is counted following the numbers of each round.
Could you please explain what I could be doing wrong?
I am not sure why you have 4 stitches left on Round 13, unless you have miscounted somewhere throughout your work. there is 2 stitches increment from Round 12 to Round 13, from 62 stitches to 64 stitches at Round 13. At the beginning of Round 13, sc 28 will take up 28 stitches on Round 12, followed by an increment that will take up 1 stitch on Round 12, then sc 30 take up another 30 stitches, increment again will take up 1 stitch, Round 13 ends with 2 sc stitches that take up the final 2 stitches of Round 12. By doing the sum-up mathematically, the total stitches taken up on round 12 is 28+1+30+1+2 = 62 which matches the numbers shown in the pattern. As for the number of stitches at Round 13, it is 62+2=64 since there are 2 increment stitches at this round. The pattern is correct.
Kindly re-count again.
Your cute unicorn loves to show Switserland. Thanks so much for sharing this amazing crochet pattern.
Have a nice day, Margaret