Winged Unicorn Amigurumi Pattern

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.