Soft Owl Free Crochet Pattern

My fellow crocheters! If you have never worked with Bernat Tiny Baby Blanket Yarn you should try: it's one of the softest yarns I've ever used.

This yarn is perfect to crochet a velvety and lightweight blanket for your little ones or yourself...and why not!!! A great movie night on the couch deserves a great granny square throw!

When I bought this yarn I was looking for something soft to crochet the "perfect crib cuddle toy", and this just felt like "pure softness".

Among the different colors available, I opted for pastel tones (Clear Sky and Tea Rose), as I thought they would be great for both girls and boys. Plus they match so lovely!

Add a little bit of crocheting, imagination and....ta-daaa: here's the ultimate soft friend for your baby's night time!

Soft as a cloud...check

Colorful...check

Super safe...check

It makes a great crib toy!

Let's have some fun and crochet along!

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Here is the free pattern for my Soft Owl:

YARN: “Bernat Baby Blanket” Tiny (Lace 4) in White, Clear Sky, Tea Rose

Worsted Medium Yarn (Lace 4) in Black and Yellow

HOOK SIZES: E/5 mm

MATERIALS: Polyester Fiber Filling,10 mm Black Plastic Safety Eyes

Boye 5 mm Crochet Hook

Bernat Baby Blanket Tiny Yarn

Polyester Fiber Filling

6-12 mm Plastic Safety Eyes

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EYES (white yarn; 5 mm hook)

1) 6 sc in a magic ring (6)

2) 2 sc in each st around (12)

3) *1 sc, inc*, repeat ** around (18); F/O and leave a long tail of yarn to sew the eye onto the owl’s body. Insert the plastic safety eye in any one st between round 2 and 3.

BODY (clear sky yarn; 5 mm hook)

1) 8 sc in a magic ring (8)

2) 2 sc in each st around (16)

3) *1 sc, inc*, repeat ** around (24)

4) *2 sc, inc*, repeat ** around (32)

5) *3 sc, inc*, repeat ** around (40)

6-12) sc even (40)

13) *4 sc, inc*, repeat ** around (48)

14) *5sc, inc*, repeat ** around (56)

15-25) sc even (56); attach eyes between rounds 10 and 11, 1 st apart

26) *5 sc, dec*, repeat ** around (48)

27-28) sc even (48); start stuffing the doll

29) working in bl only, *4 sc, dec*, repeat ** around (40)

30) *3 sc, dec*, repeat ** around (32)

31) *2 sc, dec*, repeat ** around (24); finish stuffing the doll

32) *1 sc, dec*, repeat ** around (16)

33) dec around (8); F/O and close the hole

Embroider a border around the upper part of the eyes, using some black yarn.

Crochet 6 sl st above each eye with tea rose yarn (as shown in the picture) to create the EYEBROWS.

Embroider the V PATTERN on the belly of the doll, using some tea rose yarn.

EARS (clear sky yarn; 5 mm hook; make two)

1) 4 sc in a magic ring (4)

2) *1 sc, inc*, repeat ** twice (6)

3) *2 sc, inc*, repeat ** twice (8)

4) *3 sc, inc*, repeat ** twice (10);

F/O and leave a long tail for sewing the ear on top of the head.

Stuff the ear as you sew it.

BEAK (yellow yarn; 3.25 mm hook)

1) 6 sc in a magic ring (6)

2) *2 sc, inc*, repeat ** twice (8)

3) *3 sc, inc*, repeat ** twice (10)

4) sc even (10)

5) *4 sc, inc*, repeat ** twice (12)

6) *5 sc, inc*, repeat ** twice (14)

Flatten the beak and start crocheting through both layers 7 sc (7); F/O and leave a long tail for sewing the beak below the eyes.

WINGS (tea rose yarn; 5 mm hook; make two)

1) 6 sc in a magic ring (6)

2) inc around (12)

3) sc even (12)

4) *5 sc, inc*, repeat ** twice (14)

5) *6 sc, inc*, repeat ** twice (16)

6) *7 sc, inc*, repeat ** twice (18)

7) *8 sc, inc*, repeat ** twice (20)

8) sc even (20)

9) *1 sc, dec*, repeat ** 6 times, 2 sc (14)

10) sc even (14)

Flatten the wing and start crocheting through both layers 7 sc (7); F/O and leave a long tail for sewing the wing to the side of the body.

I can't wait to see your version of this Soft Owl! Feel free to tag me in your photos on Instagram or Facebook if you'd like! @elisascrochet

Elisa

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