23 Free Crochet Chicken Patterns (Easy + Cute Ideas)
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Whether you’re looking to add a charming touch to your home decor, create a unique gift, or simply enjoy a fun and creative project, these patterns offer something for everyone.
From amigurumi chicks to practical potholders, each pattern includes detailed instructions and helpful tips to guide you through the process.
Dive into this delightful assortment and start crafting your crochet chickens today!
23 Free Crochet Chicken Patterns
If you are ready to make your own chicken check out the free patterns below.
Happy Crocheting!
Mabel Mods – Rooster Edition by Oak And Marlow
This is a step-by-step guide to modifying the original Mabel chicken crochet pattern into a charming rooster.
This tutorial includes detailed instructions for adding a feathery tail, a modified comb, and a wattle, making it a fun and creative project for crochet enthusiasts.
Ideal for those looking to expand their crochet skills, this modification brings a unique twist to the beloved Mabel chicken design.
Crochet Simple Folded Chicken for Easter by Design Peak
This beginner-friendly crochet tutorial teaches how to create a decorative chicken using a simple coaster, some sewing, and folding techniques.
The instructions are easy to follow, allowing you to craft these charming Easter decorations in just a few minutes.
They are ideal for adding a cute, handmade touch to your holiday decor.
Amigurumi Cute Chicken Free Pattern by Always Free Amigurumi
This free crochet pattern teaches you how to create an adorable amigurumi chicken, perfect for gifting or adding to your collection.
The pattern includes step-by-step instructions and a detailed list of materials needed, such as cotton yarn, a 2.25 mm crochet hook, and black safety eyes.
You will need a little orange yarn for the beak and aran scraps in a red color for the crest.
It also offers a video tutorial to guide you through the process, making it accessible for both beginners and experienced crocheters.
Mother Hen Keepsake Stuffie by Crazy Cow Family
This crochet pattern provides a detailed guide to creating a charming stuffed hen.
The instructions are simple, suitable for beginners, and include steps for making the hen's body, beak, comb, and eyes using bulky yarn and basic crochet stitches.
This project results in a sturdy, adorable keepsake that can withstand regular play and makes a delightful gift.
Crochet Rooster Amigurumi Free Pattern by Yours Crafts
This free crochet pattern guides you through creating a colorful and charming rooster, perfect for all skill levels.
The pattern details the materials needed, including DK weight yarn in multiple colors, a 2.0 mm crochet hook, safety eyes, and stuffing.
Step-by-step instructions cover the body of the chicken, comb, beak, wattles, wings, tail, and legs, resulting in a vibrant and cuddly rooster ideal for farm-themed decor or unique gifts.
Chicken Little by DROPS Design
This free crochet pattern teaches you how to create a charming Easter chicken.
The project uses DROPS Paris yarn in various colors and requires 3 mm and 4 mm crochet hooks.
The finished chicken stands approximately 12 cm tall, making it a delightful decorative piece for the holiday.
Granny Square Chicken by Sweet Softies
This free crochet pattern shows how to make a whimsical granny square chicken using two floral granny squares.
The pattern is beginner-friendly, versatile, and perfect for using leftover yarn scraps.
It can be used as home decor, a scented sachet, or even a keychain, adding a touch of rustic farmhouse charm to your creations.
This pattern has a lots of unique features which makes it an excellent project for all makers.
Chicken Crochet Free Amigurumi Pattern by Agnes Creates
This free crochet pattern offers a detailed guide to making an adorable amigurumi chicken.
It includes clear instructions for the body, beak, comb, and wattle, using medium-weight yarn and a 5.0 mm crochet hook.
The finished chicken measures about 7.5 inches tall, making it a charming addition to your Easter decor or a lovely handmade gift.
Chandler The Chicken Amigurumi by Nicole Chase
This free chicken crochet pattern will guide you to make a tiny amigurumi.
This is a great project for advanced beginners.
All you need is worsted-weight yarn and a 4 mm crochet hook.
You will need a few scraps of red yarn for the crest on the top of the head.
Amigurumi Hen Free Crochet Pattern by Stella's Yarn Universe
This free amigurumi hen crochet pattern is great for improving beginners and seasoned crocheters alike.
The hen is made using DK/light worsted weight cotton yarn and a 2.5mm crochet hook, resulting in a small, detailed figure just under 3 inches tall.
The pattern includes a video tutorial for visual guidance, making it easy to follow and complete.
Free Chicken Crochet Pattern by DIY Fluffies
This free crochet pattern provides step-by-step instructions for creating an adorable amigurumi chicken.
The pattern is ideal for beginners, using sport weight cotton yarn and a 2.5 mm hook, or chenille yarn and a 5.0 mm hook for a larger version.
The detailed guide includes instructions for the body, beak, comb, and wings, resulting in a charming, handmade chicken.
How To Crochet A Cute Crochet Amigurumi Chicken Pattern by Yarn Hild
This free amigurumi chicken pattern is perfect for creating a small, cute chicken ideal for Easter decor or gifts.
Using sports weight or worsted weight yarn and a 3.5 mm crochet hook, the pattern guides you through making the chicken in continuous rounds, with separate parts like wings and tail feathers sewn together.
The finished chicken measures about 7 cm, and the tutorial includes clear instructions and a video for extra assistance.
Hen & Chicks Amigurumi by Craft Passion
The free crochet pattern provides detailed instructions for creating a cute hen and her two chicks.
Using double strands of yarn and various crochet techniques, you can craft an adorable amigurumi family perfect for Easter or any festive occasion.
The pattern includes step-by-step guidance for each component, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced crocheters.
Free Easter Chicken Crochet Pattern by Amigurumi Today
This free crochet pattern guides you through creating an adorable Easter chicken amigurumi.
Using fine semi-cotton yarn and a 2.5 mm crochet hook, the finished chicken measures about 15 cm (5.9 inches) tall.
The pattern is suitable for intermediate crocheters and includes detailed instructions and materials needed.
Easter Chicken Amigurumi Free Pattern by Amigurumi Free Patterns
This free crochet pattern provides detailed instructions for creating an adorable Easter chicken amigurumi.
Using cotton yarn and a 2.5 mm hook, the chicken measures approximately 13 cm and includes features such as a beak, comb, wattle, and tail.
The guide is suitable for crocheters of all levels and includes step-by-step directions and a materials list.
Free Amigurumi Chicken Pattern: Step-by-Step Tutorial by The Funky Stitch
This free amigurumi chicken pattern offers a detailed, step-by-step tutorial for creating an adorable crochet chicken.
Using a 2 mm crochet hook and cotton yarn in various colors, the pattern includes instructions for the head, body, tail, beak, and comb.
Ideal for both beginners and experienced crocheters, this guide also includes a video tutorial for additional visual support.
Farmhouse Chicken Potholder Free Crochet Pattern by Hygge Crochet Co
This free crochet pattern guides you through creating a charming farmhouse chicken potholder.
Using worsted weight cotton yarn and a 4.5mm hook, the pattern includes instructions for the body, head, wings, beak, comb, and eyes.
Suitable for advanced beginners, this project adds a cozy, rustic touch to your kitchen decor.
Free Chicken Crochet Pattern – How to Make a No Sew Jelly Bean Chicken
This crochet pattern is a no-sew amigurumi project that creates an adorable chicken in under an hour.
The pattern uses super bulky yarn and a 5.0 mm hook to craft a cuddly chicken that measures just over 3.5 inches tall.
Detailed instructions and a full video tutorial are provided, making it perfect for quick gifts or market items.
Make a few crocheted chickens to add to your decor.
Amigurumi Rooster by Stella's Yarn Universe
This free crochet pattern teaches you how to make an amigurumi rooster.
The pattern uses DK/light worsted weight cotton yarn and a 2.5mm crochet hook, resulting in a small rooster about 3 inches tall.
The finished product will be a great addition to your decor.
It includes detailed written instructions and a video tutorial to guide you through each step.
Chicken by Vera Matrebo
This chicken crochet pattern is designed to create a charming amigurumi chicken.
This pattern is suitable for intermediate crocheters and uses worsted weight yarn and a 3.5 mm crochet hook.
Make this little chick for you or as a gift.
Grab the free PDF pattern on Ravelry.
Chicken Squish by Moogly
This free crochet chicken pattern is a fun and quick project that results in a round, cuddly chicken amigurumi.
The pattern includes detailed instructions for creating the chicken's body, wings, comb, beak, and feet using Bernat blanket yarn and an 8.0 mm crochet hook.
Great for makers of any skill level.
Suitable for crocheters of all levels, this oversized amigurumi is perfect for Easter, spring decor, or as a unique gift.
Free Red Heart Crochet Chicken Rooster Pattern by Yarnspirations
This free crochet pattern offers a detailed guide for creating a cute, intermediate-level rooster amigurumi.
The pattern includes instructions for all parts and finishing touches, making it a delightful project for crochet enthusiasts.
Grab the free PDF on the Yarnspirations website.
Free Crochet Spring Chicks Pattern
Make cute spring chicks in lots of bright happy colors!
How To Make A Crochet Chicken
Crocheting a chicken can be a delightful and rewarding project for several reasons.
These charming creations add a whimsical touch to home decor, especially around Easter or in a farmhouse-themed kitchen.
They make thoughtful, handmade gifts for kids and family members, showcasing your crafting skills and creativity.
Additionally, crocheting chickens can be a fun way to use up leftover yarn and experiment with colors and textures.
This project also offers a sense of accomplishment and relaxation, making it an enjoyable hobby for crafters of all levels.
What is the best yarn for crochet chicken?
The best yarn for crocheting a chicken is a durable, medium-weight yarn that offers excellent stitch definition and a wide range of colors.
Worsted weight acrylic yarn is a popular choice due to its versatility, durability, and vibrant color options.
These yarns are also machine washable, making the finished chicken easy to care for.
Alternatively, cotton yarns provide a firmer texture and crisp stitch definition, which are ideal for creating detailed features like feathers and beaks.
Cotton-acrylic blends can also be a great choice, combining the softness and strength of both fibers.
These yarn options ensure that your crocheted chicken is sturdy, visually appealing, and easy to maintain.
What supplies do you need to crochet a chicken?
To crochet a chicken, you’ll need several key supplies to ensure a successful project.
Firstly, choose an appropriate yarn, such as worsted weight acrylic or cotton yarn, in colors suitable for a chicken, typically white, yellow, red, and orange. You’ll need a crochet hook that matches the yarn weight, commonly a size G (4.0 mm) or H (5.0 mm) hook.
Additionally, have a pair of sharp scissors for cutting yarn, a yarn needle/tapestry needle for sewing pieces together and weaving in ends, and stitch markers to keep track of your rounds.
For adding personality and detail to your chicken, you will need additional materials; consider using safety eyes or small buttons for eyes and a bit of stuffing material like fiberfill to give your chicken a three-dimensional shape.
If you don’t want to use extra buttons or safety eyes you can also use black yarn.
These supplies will equip you to create a charming and well-crafted crocheted chicken.
- Learn everything about the different yarn weights here – Yarn Weight Guide {+ Conversion Chart}
- Learn everything about yarn fibers here – Yarn Types Explained: A Guide To Different Fibers
- Learn how to read a yarn label here – How To Read A Yarn Label (Step By Step)
- Learn everything about crochet hook sizes here – Crochet Hook Sizes Chart (A Free Conversion Guide)
How to crochet a chicken beak?
To crochet a chicken beak, start by selecting a bright, contrasting yarn color, typically orange or yellow, to make the beak stand out.
Using a smaller hook than your main project (like a size G/4.0 mm), create a magic ring and crochet a few single crochets (usually 4-6) into the ring to form a small circle.
Then, work in continuous rounds, gradually decreasing the number of stitches to shape the beak into a cone.
For example, you can decrease every other stitch in the next round. Finish off by leaving a long tail for sewing.
Once you have the desired shape and size, use the tail to sew the beak securely onto the head of your crocheted chicken.
Ensure it is centered and well-attached, giving your chicken a cute and realistic beak.
Crochet Lessons
If you are a new maker and need help with the crochet basics or you need a refresher, check out the crochet lessons here – Crochet Lessons {With Video Tutorials}.
There, you will find tutorial posts for all the crochet techniques a newbie needs to know (most posts include a photo tutorial and a YouTube video tutorial).
This includes how to make a slip knot, how to create foundation chain stitches (ch), and how to crochet the basic stitches, such as single crochet stitches (sc), half double crochet stitches (hdc), double crochet stitches (dc).
It also includes how to make a single crochet decrease and all the crochet stitch abbreviations (in UK and US terms) a maker needs to know.
And if you need more free video instructions, check out my YouTube channel here – Handy Little Me – YouTube
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