If your child sometimes feels unsure about their emotions, these delightful little owls are here to help! Perfect for every parent of a neurodivergent child, this engaging game is a gentle way to explore feelings together.

Each owl represents a different emotion, making it easier for your little one to recognize and express how they feel. Even if your child hasn’t yet found the words to describe their emotions, they can choose the owl that resonates with them. As a parent, you can say, “Oh, I see now, you’re feeling angry…” This opens up wonderful conversations about feelings and self-discovery. It’s a beautiful opportunity to grow closer and nurture emotional awareness together.

Emotions in this pattern: pleased, tired, curious, suspicious, happy, angry, embarrassed, sad, disgusted, surprised.

This pattern is available in both English and Hungarian, featuring clear, step-by-step instructions.

Skill Level: Ideal for beginner crocheters.

What You Get:

• Clear, easy-to-follow instructions
• Immediate access to a detailed PDF with helpful images

Materials Required:

• Finished owl will be around 10 cm.
• The owls are made of 100% polyester yarn, 100g/120m (each owl uses approximately 25g of yarn). I used Kartopu Yumurcak in different colors.
• The eyes of the owls are made with 100% mercerized cotton yarn, 50g/125m, mostly in white, but for one of the owls, I used a little black and green yarn as well. Feel free to use your leftover yarns to embroider the beaks and feathers on your owls.
• Big tapestry needle for sewing details together, scissors.
• 8 pairs of 6 mm safety eyes
• 1 pair of 8 mm safety eyes
• 2.5 mm and 4 mm crochet hooks

Important Information:
This pattern is for personal use only. Copying, sharing, or reselling the pattern in any form is prohibited.
While you cannot resell the pattern, you are welcome to sell the finished items made from it!

Need Help?
If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out.

Let the exploration of emotions begin!
Happy crocheting,
Zsuzsa