Crochet Amigurumi Moose William

Tail

  1. Row 1: 9 single crochets in magic ring (9)
  2. Rows 2-5: 9 single crochets in each row

Finish with a slip stitch and cut the yarn, leaving a tail for sewing.

Ears (Make 2)

  1. Row 1: 6 single crochets in magic ring (6)
  2. Row 2: 6 increases (12)

Finish with a slip stitch and cut the yarn, leaving a tail for sewing.

Body and Legs (Worked as One Piece)

Legs (Make 2)

Using dark brown yarn:

  1. Row 1: 7 single crochets in magic ring (7)
  2. Row 2: 7 single crochets
  3. Switch to beige yarn.
  4. Rows 3-5: 7 single crochets in each row

For the second leg, do not cut the yarn. Instead, chain 4 stitches and join them to the first leg with a slip stitch.

Body

Now continue with the body:

  1. Row 6: Increase, 5 single crochets, increase, 4 single crochets, increase, 5 single crochets, increase, 4 single crochets (Total 26 stitches)
  2. Rows 7-10: 26 single crochets in each row
  3. Row 11: Decrease, 5 single crochets, decrease, 4 single crochets, decrease, 5 single crochets, decrease, 4 single crochets (Total 22 stitches)
  4. Rows 12-14: 22 single crochets in each row
  5. Row 15: Decrease, 4 single crochets, decrease, 3 single crochets, decrease, 4 single crochets, decrease, 3 single crochets (Total 18 stitches)
  6. Rows 16-17: 18 single crochets in each row

Cut the yarn and hide the end.

Use pastel chalk to tint the back and create a belly shape.

Arms (Make 2)

Using brown yarn:

  1. Row 1: 7 single crochets in magic ring (7)
  2. Row 2: 7 single crochets
  3. Switch to beige yarn.
  4. Rows 3-9: 7 single crochets in each row

Cut the yarn, leaving a tail for sewing. Attach to the body.

Scarf

The scarf is knitted using the “seed stitch” pattern.

This pattern results in a lovely, handmade crochet moose perfect for gifting or adding to your own collection. Enjoy the process and feel free to share your creations!