Meet Polly and her main squeeze, Puff!

My examples are about 21”-23” !!!

update: after a few requests I have included a “cheat sheet” to give detailed instructions on each increasing and decreasing round. Use the cheat sheet if you need to let you know the exact numbers/details on increasing/decreasing.

This PDF is 16-pages of love and happiness. Bernat Pipsqueak yarn - or similar - is recommended. I used an entire skein of the Pipsqueak with only about 2 feet left. I have notes in the pattern with advice if you start with one skein and run out. You are holding 2-3 strands of yarn for this pattern throughout the body so you will need the same amount of your second yarn and then extra yarn for all the other pieces like the feet, wings, etc.

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This pattern is for at least Intermediate to ADVANCED Amigurumi style crocheters. It is an abbreviated CHART pattern. I give you all the body parts in chart/number/round form so that your Chickens will end up roughly the same size with the same dimensions as mine. You get a lot of photos in the pattern for reference with photo tutorials.

I do have lots of tips and tricks and show you where/what round I have everything placed.

I also have a link on you tube for making the feet. Here is the link to making the legs and attaching the toes together:

https://youtu.be/vWSniBUAUOU

If you have amigurumi knowledge and know how to work in the round - ex. 6,12,18,24 etc with increases and decreases you won’t have any trouble. This is probably not a beginner level pattern, although if you know how to work in the round maybe.

These are large, squishy chickens! But, with crochet you can custom them to make any colors hens/roosters.

I am here all to help and support you in any way I can after you download my pattern.

I would love to see your chickens made from this pattern so please tag me on IG @theburgundybasket

Due to the nature of PDF and it being an Instant Download I cant refund your fee -which I’ve kept low - but am here to assist if you need. Plea