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Crochet Chick Appliqué

Introducing the Crochet Chick Appliqué, a delightful and charming addition to any craft project! This adorable little chick is perfect for adding a touch of cuteness to your crochet creations. Whether you're making a baby blanket, a hat, or a scarf, this appliqué will bring a smile to anyone's face. With its intricate stitches and intricate design, the Crochet Chick Appliqué is sure to impress both beginners and experienced crocheters alike. The pattern includes step-by-step instructions and detailed diagrams, making it easy to follow along and create your own adorable chick. So why not add a touch of whimsy and playfulness to your next crochet project with the Crochet Chick Appliqué? It's the perfect way to bring a little bit of springtime joy to your crafting! 

Yarn

  • Weight: DK / Light worsted / #3
  • Brand: King Cole Pricewise DK
  • A: Yellow
  • B: White
  • C: Orange
  • D: Brown
  • Total: 31 yards

Abbreviations

USA Terminology (U.K. translation)

  • ch – Chain
  • dc – Double crochet
  • 2dc – 2 dc in 1 space (increase)
  • hdc -Half double crochet
  • 2hdc – 2 hdc in 1 space (increase)
  • MR – Magic ring
  • sc – Single crochet
  • 2sc – 2 sc in 1 space (increase)
  • sc2tog – sc 2 together (decrease)
  • sl st – Slip stitch
  • st / sts – Stitch / Stitches
  • tr – Treble crochet
  • 2tr – 2 tr in 1 space (increase)

Size & Gauge

  • 2” x 2” gauge swatch = 11 rows of 9 hdc
  • Finished size – 11cm wide x 12cm high

Pattern Notes

  • I do not count chains in my stitch count.
  • Numbers in brackets are the number of rows/stitches.
  • Stitches separated with a comma are to be made in separate spaces. eg. (sc, inc) would mean sc in first stitch then inc in next stitch. eg. (sc x 2, inc) would mean sc in first stitch, sc in second stitch, then inc in next stitch.
  • When fastening off leave a long tail for sewing if you are attaching the appliqué to something. If you are not sewing the appliqué to anything weave in ends.

Chick Applique – Free Crochet Pattern

Chick Head

Round 1

Use colour A (yellow)

sc x 6 into a MR

sl st to join to 1st stitch & ch 1

(6 sts)

Round 2

2sc x 6

sl st to join to 1st stitch & ch 1

(12 sts)

Round 3
(2sc, sc) x 6sl st to join to 1st stitch & ch 1

(18 sts)

Round 4

(2sc, sc x 2) x 6sl st to join to 1st stitch

(24 sts)

Round 5
(2sc, sc x 3) x 6sl st to join to 1st stitch

Fasten off but don’t weave in ends. This finishing point will be a marker for the chicks hair.

(30 sts)

Cheeks

Round 1

Use colour A (yellow)

ch x 9 then start working in 2nd ch from the hook

hdc, dc, hdc, sc2tog, hdc, dc, hdc (top)

ch 1 & turn to work in the same chains on the opposite side

(2sc, sc x 3) 2 times (bottom)

sl st to join to 1st stitch

Fasten off, leave a tail for sewing

(17 sts)

Eyes

Round 1

Use colour B (white)

Make a MR then make in the following stitches into it

sc, hdc, dc x 2, hdc, sc

sl st to join to 1st stitch

Fasten off, leave a tail for sewing

Insert a 6mm safety eye into the MR.

Repeat the steps to make another eye

(6 sts for each eye)

Beak

Round 1

Use colour C (orange)

ch x 4 then start working in 2nd ch from the hook

sl st, dc, tr

Fasten off, leave a tail for sewing

(3 sts)

Face

Sew the bottom of the cheeks onto the bottom half of the face. Don’t sew all the way around yet.

Place eyes slightly underneath the cheeks. The eyes should be touching each other. The sc’s should be at the bottom, dc at the top. Sew eyes into position.

Sew the top of the cheeks to the head, slightly covering eyes.

Sew the beak onto the top of the cheeks, directly under the eyes.

Using a tapestry needle and yarn colour A (yellow) we will start to make hair. Sew the yarn through the top of the head and around your finger and several times.

Remove your finger and tie the hoops together tightly.

Cut the ends of the loops to create hair.

Using yarn colour D (brown), make some tapestry eyebrows.

Body

Round 1

Use colour A (yellow)

sc x 6 into a MR

sl st to join to 1st stitch & ch 1

(6 sts)

Round 2

2sc x 6

sl st to join to 1st stitch & ch 1

(12 sts)

Round 3
2sc, sc, 2hdc, hdc, 2dc, dc, 2dc, dc, 2hdc, hdc, 2sc, scsl st to join to 1st stitch & ch 1

(18 sts)

Round 4
2sc, sc, 2hdc, hdc, 2dc, 2tr x 3, tr,2tr x 3, 2dc, hdc, 2hdc, sc, 2sc, sc

sl st to join to 1st stitch

Fasten off, leave a tail for sewing

(29 sts)

Wings

Round 1

Use colour A (yellow)

ch x 9 then start working in 2nd ch from the hook

sl st, sc, hdc, dc x 2, hdc, sc, sl st

ch 1 & turn to work in the same chains on the opposite side

sl st, sc, hdc, dc x 2, hdc, sc, sl st

sl st to join to 1st stitch

Fasten off, leave a tail for sewing

Repeat the steps to make another wing

(16 sts for each wing)

Feet

Round 1

Use colour C (orange)

Make a MR then make in the following stitches into it

sc, hdc x 2, dc x 3, hdc x 2, sc

sl st to join to 1st stitch & ch 1

(9 sts)

Round 2

sl st x 3

(hdc in next stitch, ch 3, sl st into 2nd & 3rd ch from the hook) 3 times

sl st x 3

sl st to join to 1st stitch

Fasten off, leave a tail for sewing

Repeat the steps to make another foot

(15 sts)

Assembly

Sew your head onto the narrowest part of the bodySew the feet on the bottom of the bodySew the wings on behind the body. I sewed mine on in one position so they moveWeave in all your ends and your Easter chick is complete
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