Free pattern · Thanksgiving · 2026-10-27

Autumn Owl Crochet Pattern Free: Kawaii Fall Amigurumi

Quick answer: A round caramel brown owl with a flat round cream belly patch, an orange beak, two flat brown wings, two orange feet, black safety eyes and pink cheeks. About 11 cm finished, Worsted weight yarn, a 3.5-4.0 mm hook, beginner level, about 1-2 hours. Free with a Craftuary account.

A round caramel brown owl with a flat round cream belly patch, an orange beak, two flat brown wings, two orange feet, black safety eyes and pink cheeks. This is a quick, beginner-friendly Thanksgiving crochet pattern: 5 pieces worked in spiral rounds of single crochet, about 11 cm when it's finished. It's free with a Craftuary account.

Finished size	about 11 cm
Yarn	Worsted weight
Hook	3.5-4.0 mm
Level	Beginner
Time	about 1-2 hours
Rounds	34, each with its stitch count
Price	Free

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What you need

Worsted weight (CYC 4). A (caramel brown) about 35 yd (32 m), B (cream) about 5 yd (5 m), C (orange) about 5 yd (5 m); D (pink) small amount
Hook: 3.5-4.0 mm
Stuffing, a stitch marker and a yarn needle

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Worsted weight yarn 3.5 mm crochet hook Fiberfill stuffing Stitch markers Yarn needles Safety eyes Worsted yarn at LoveCrafts

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What you'll make

5 pieces (Body, Belly, Beak, Wing, Foot), 34 rounds in all, every round with its stitch count written at the end so you can check as you go.

Little Autumn Owl crochet amigurumi close up

Tips

Work in continuous spiral rounds and move your stitch marker up every round.
Count your stitches at the end of each round; the number in brackets is what you should have.
Use a hook a size smaller than your yarn label suggests, so the stuffing doesn't show.
Make one for each place setting, or a few together as a table centrepiece.

The free pattern

US crochet terms. The number at the end of each round is how many stitches you should have.

Size: about 11 cm (4.3 in) tall in worsted yarn (approximate; it depends on your tension)

Yarn: Worsted weight (CYC 4). A (caramel brown) about 35 yd (32 m), B (cream) about 5 yd (5 m), C (orange) about 5 yd (5 m); D (pink) small amount

Hook: 3.5-4.0 mm (smaller than the yarn label, for a tight fabric with no stuffing showing)

Notions: 10-12 mm safety eyes (or embroidery thread for a baby's toy), fiberfill stuffing, stitch marker, yarn needle

ABBREVIATIONS (US terms): MR magic ring, sc single crochet, inc 2 sc in one stitch, dec single crochet 2 together (invisible decrease recommended), st(s) stitch(es), sl st slip stitch, FO fasten off, Rnd(s) round(s)

Notes: Worked in continuous spiral rounds; move your stitch marker up each round. The number in brackets is the stitch count at the end of the round.

PROPORTIONS: The eyes are big on purpose. Big safety eyes need a firm, well-stuffed head so they sit flat; above about 30 mm, crochet flat eye circles and sew them on instead.

Body (make 1, colour A), about 6.7 cm (2.7 in) across at its widest

Rnd 1 6 sc in MR 6
Rnd 2 inc in each st around 12
Rnd 3 (sc, inc) x 6 18
Rnd 4 (sc 2, inc) x 6 24
Rnd 5 sc, inc, (sc 3, inc) x 5, sc 2 30
Rnd 6 (sc 4, inc) x 6 36
Rnds 7-13 sc in each st around 36

Insert the safety eyes (10-12 mm) now, between Rnds 8 and 9, about 7 stitches apart, and lock the washers on the inside before you stuff. For a toy for a child under 3, skip them and embroider the eyes after stuffing.

Rnd 14 (sc 4, dec) x 6 30
Rnd 15 sc, dec, (sc 3, dec) x 5, sc 2 24
Rnd 16 (sc 2, dec) x 6 18

Stuff firmly, and keep stuffing as you close.

Rnd 17 (sc, dec) x 6 12
Rnd 18 dec in each st around 6

FO, weave the tail through the front loops of the last 6 stitches and pull closed.

Belly (make 1, colour B), about 3.4 cm (1.3 in) across at its widest

Rnd 1 6 sc in MR 6
Rnd 2 inc in each st around 12
Rnd 3 (sc, inc) x 6 18

Sl st in the next st to finish. FO, leaving a long tail.

Beak (make 1, colour C), about 1.5 cm (0.6 in) across at its widest

Rnd 1 4 sc in MR 4
Rnd 2 sc in each st around 4
Rnd 3 inc in each st around 8
Rnds 4-5 sc in each st around 8

FO, leaving a long tail for sewing. Stuff lightly if you like.

Wing (make 2, colour A), about 2.2 cm (0.9 in) across at its widest

Rnd 1 6 sc in MR 6
Rnd 2 inc in each st around 12
Rnds 3-5 sc in each st around 12

FO, leaving a long tail for sewing.

Foot (make 2, colour C), about 2.2 cm (0.9 in) across at its widest

Rnd 1 6 sc in MR 6
Rnd 2 inc in each st around 12
Rnd 3 sc in each st around 12

FO, leaving a long tail for sewing.

Assembly

Check the safety eyes on the body are locked tight (you put them in between Rnds 8 and 9 while making it). For a toy for a child under 3, embroider the eyes now instead.
Embroider the pink cheeks on the body at Rnd 10 with colour D.
Flatten each wing (do not stuff) and sew its open end closed.
Sew the beak to the body between Rnds 9 and 10. Centred between the eyes, pointing down.
Sew the belly to the body between Rnds 12 and 14. Centred on the front, below the beak.
Sew the wings to the body between Rnds 9 and 13. One on each side, flat against the body.
Sew the feet to the body between Rnds 17 and 18. Side by side at the front of the base, so the owl stands on them.
Weave in all ends.

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Questions

Is the Little Autumn Owl crochet pattern free?

Yes. The Little Autumn Owl pattern is free with a Craftuary account, as a US Letter and an A4 PDF.

What yarn and hook do I need for the Little Autumn Owl?

Worsted weight yarn and a 3.5-4.0 mm hook, plus stuffing, a stitch marker and a yarn needle.

How big is the crochet little autumn owl?

About 11 cm, depending on your yarn and tension.

Is the Little Autumn Owl pattern good for beginners?

Yes. It uses single crochet, increases and decreases in spiral rounds, and every round ends with its stitch count so you can check as you go. Most makers finish it in about 1-2 hours.

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