How To Crochet A Unicorn Amigurumi Cuddler Pillow, Complete With Rosy Cheeks & Smile! Our Unicorn Crochet Pattern Works Up Quickly!
We’re so excited to share our Unicorn crochet pattern Kawaii Cuddler® with you! From her beautiful mane to her regal horn, she is sure to delight the unicorn lover in your life! We can’t wait to see which colors you choose!
Here are some fun facts we found about the Unicorn while researching our pattern:
- The Unicorn’s eyes are Sky Blue or Purple.
- Unicorns can be of any color, from Jet-Black, Brown to a dazzling Gold.
- A baby unicorn is called a sparkle.
She is happy to join her animal friends Fox Kawaii Cuddler®, Flamingo Kawaii Cuddler®, Kangaroo Kawaii Cuddler®.
This is a beginner level pattern. The techniques you will need to know are single crochet, single crochet increase, single crochet decrease, half double crochet, and double crochet. Our finished project is 13″ x 9″ using the recommended hook size. You are welcome to go up or down a hook size to create a different dimension. You can even hold two pieces of yarn together with a larger hook to create a giant cuddler. The sky is the limit!
If you’ve never worked one of our Kawaii Cuddler® patterns, they are geared towards beginners. You will work two flat pieces and single crochet them together to finish the piece. Even if you’ve never been able to crochet from a pattern before, we’re confident you can create with a 3amgracedesigns pattern. We encourage you to join our Facebook Group where we remain active helping with questions! We love passing our love for the craft on to others!
We hope you enjoy making your very own unicorn crochet pattern kawaii cuddler®! We can’t wait to see your creativity. When you complete one, please post it in our Facebook group or tag us on Instagram #3amgracedesigns. We love seeing your work!
Click HERE to purchase the Unicorn Kawaii Cuddler® crochet pattern.
Below is a tutorial to assist with the Mane:
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Have an amazing week! Happy Crocheting!
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Lisa Hernandez says
Hi I am trying to do this unicorn pattern but I do not understand Row 24. Am I supposed to make a chain of 40? Please explain. Thank you.
[email protected] says
Hi Lisa!
At the end of Row 23, you are Chaining 20. For Row 24, you single crochet into those Chains first, then across the Row giving you 40 stitches total.
Hope that helps!
Donna
dannielle borris says
row 26 and 27 i decrease twice but it makes it look like im making steps not a sooth curve. am i doing something wrong?
Trisha says
I am having trouble with this part too. It is definitely not looking right. I’ve riffed and tried again but it still doesn’t seem right.
[email protected] says
Keep going ladies – you will add the snout afterwards and it smoothes out. You are welcome to send me a photo of what you have so far to [email protected] or post a photo in our Facebook group. But it’s a common concern and it all works out. 🙂
Trisha says
Hi I am struggling with rows 26 and 27 as well… I did the decreases but it ended up looking like a weird hook that didn’t match up with later pics. I riffed it and I’m trying again but so far it looks the same😬
[email protected] says
Keep going ladies – you will add the snout afterwards and it smoothes out. You are welcome to send me a photo of what you have so far to [email protected] or post a photo in our Facebook group. But it’s a common concern and it all works out. 🙂
Cheryll Harding says
Hi there, Just wanted to let you know that I am in the process of my first unicorn, (need to make 2). Love the pattern and it is coming out so cute. Perfect size, also. I will surely share a picture with you when it is finished. Thank you so much for sharing this pattern.
Cheryll
[email protected] says
That’s so great to hear! Looking forward to seeing them ❤️
Amber says
Hi! I am ready to start assembling all my pieces for the unicorn and I am just wondering how you attached the mane pieces. This is my first stuffed animal type project so I’m a little unsure of how to do this. Thank you so much for the cute pattern!!
[email protected] says
Hi Amber! You can sew them on or glue them. I used a hot glue gun to attach mine.
Renee says
Hello! I’m getting ready to make the ears and horn. Do I add ears on to each peice or do I make one on both pieces together?
[email protected] says
Hi there! You make them on each piece.
Shirley Reece says
Hi I am on the mane and need to look at the video but cant find it anywhere.
[email protected] says
The video is directly under the words that say “Below is a video step-by-step for the A-B-C panel.”
Holly says
Hi! This is a wonderful pattern! The video is not under the words that say there is a step-by-step. I’ve looked several times. Would love any help you might be able to offer in finding the video!
[email protected] says
The video is embedded in the post. If you have an ad blocker on, you won’t be able to see it.
Grandmajean says
Hi I love these cuddlers!
I have a new granddaughter and these would be perfect!
I want to make one and also a matching one to attach to a wood teething ring
How do you suggest I make it small enough
I will be using 4 ply 4 weight cotton yarn
[email protected] says
Hi Shirley! So glad you found us! You can use a much smaller hook – however, it probably won’t be small enough for a teether.
Grandma jean says
Thank you
I will try it
Do you have any smaller patterns, maybe ornament size?
[email protected] says
All of our Cuddlers are larger designs 🙂
Nancy Davis says
Hi! This is such a cute pattern. Thank you for making it available! I have a question regarding attaching the mane.
Do you sew the complete mane down or just part of it leaving it to be “free” in places like a horse’s mane would be? Also, did you attach it to the front panel before you sewed the front and back together?
Thanks for your help!
[email protected] says
Hi Nancy!
We glued our mane down completely after the front and back were attached together – but you are welcome to do yours according to what you love best. 🙂
Norma says
I have a question when you do the snout it is on both pieces. Is one on the front side and one on the back side?
[email protected] says
Hi Norma! Yes, it is done on both pieces. Happy crocheting! 🙂
Amy says
I’m confused on line 24 could u please help
[email protected] says
Hi Amy!
Row 23 ends with you Chaining 20. Row 24 begins with you SC in those Chains.
Hope that helps!
Ashlee says
Hi! I am trying this pattern for the first time. It is so easy to follow!! I just want to clarify one thing. At the end of row 23, do I turn my work?
Thank you for sharing this awesome pattern!!!
Ashlee.
[email protected] says
Hi Ashlee! Yes, however you are working into those starting chains first for Row 24.
Shelly says
I was able to figure out A B C mane, having a hard time with DEF…how do I do it backwards??
[email protected] says
Hi Shelly! It is crocheted the same as A B C. When you sew/glue it on, you are just reversing it. Hope that helps!
Judi Masson says
Should it read CH 21 not 11 for the roses/
[email protected] says
Hi Judi!
You are increasing in each chain, therefore only 11 chains are needed.
Samara says
Made a rainbow unicorn for my niece as requested but also putting a pocket and a strap to hang it on her bed for her tooth fairy pillow
Thanks, great design! Hot glued the hair, flowers, and a yarn smile. Great idea
Maria says
Hi,
I am a beginner crocheter and am in love with all of your designs and your unicorn pillow.
I know how to increase and decrease, but I’m confused with rows, 14, 16 about how you decrease and increase?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
[email protected] says
Hi Maria!
For Rows 14 & 16 – you will decrease across the first two stitches, single crochet in the next 17 stitches, and increase in the last stitch.
Hope that helps. Happy crocheting!