PGW Glass Owl Graduation with Poem, Gift Boxed

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So we covered the need of yet another owl toy AND we looked at how to bring more owls into your wardrobe. But what about your environment?

And you know what, you have the right to sell the finished product you create with this pattern, which makes it the perfect project if you’ve been looking for a cute addition to sell during your next craft market.Then you can either stitch it onto the ear of the owl or just let it rest there so it can be removed. This crochet amigurumi pattern is a bit more complicated than the one before but don’t let that scare you! The result is absolutely adorable. His name is Otis and by using a faux-fur yarn and safety eyes, this owl becomes hyper realistic! He almost looks like a stuffed animal!

Another variation on a cute owl plushy pattern is this Bernat Ollie Toy Trio. This owl crochet pattern comes with a detailed description of how to create this beautiful owl. If you’ve seen my post on funny hat crochet patterns, you’ll know I like a cute animal hat. This owl hat is no exception. As you’ll see in the upcoming patterns, you can make an owl as easy or complicated as you wish, which means that even beginners will be able to start with an easy owl crochet pattern. If you’re looking for a more understated owl, this is the project you’re looking for. This basket is adorable AND easy to make! The basket is worked in a spiral and so are the eyes so no need to join any ends. Maybe this one should have made it in our list of unusual granny squares… This owl granny square would make for an adorable owl blanket.This one is actually a free follow along video tutorial. Follow along tutorials are ideal if you’re not comfortable reading a crochet pattern but loves to watch someone do it. This crochet project is perfect for an owl lover. These crocheted owls stand out because of their bright colors and cute eyes. This is a fairly easy crochet pattern, you just need to get the hang out of using the crocodile stitch. Amigurumi is the art of knitting or crocheting stuffed animals. And of course, owls are part of that universe! Those amigurumi owls are cute for sure, but sometimes you want to make something different than a toy, right? Have a look at these owl crochet patterns that will fit in your wardrobe. Round 2: DC in next two, 2 DC + Chain 2 + DC in the corner, DC in next 3, 2 DC + Chain 2 + 2 DC in corner, DC in next 3, 2 DC + Chain 2 + 2 DC in corner, DC in next 3, 2 DC + Chain 2 + 2 DC in corner, join to top of chain 3, chain 1

Magic Ring, chain 3, 2 DC, chain 2, 3 DC, chain 2, 3 DC, chain 2, 3 DC, chain 2, join to top of chain 3, chain 3 Don’t tell me this scarf isn’t super cute! Adding the two owls at the end gives it just the funny touch it needs while still being super functional and keeping you warm all winter.

Round 3: SC in each stitch around making a SC + chain 2 + SC in each corner, join, fasten off and weave in ends. This free crochet owl pattern is perfect for beginners. The shape of the owl is very simple and worked in single crochet. What makes this couple stand out are the details, the stars for the night owl and the rainbow for the day owl.

If you’re looking to add some extra owls in your house, the following patterns are exactly what you’re looking for. Row 4: SC in next stitch (essentially you are skipping the first stitch in each row), SC in next 5, chain 1, turnA simple yet impressive blanket. Simple because all you have to master is how to make a hexagon. The rest of the work is done by putting the right colors next to each other! This is the perfect crochet project to do in front of Netflix. While it will take some time to finish the whole blanket, finishing each hexagon is super fun and satisfying. As long as you know how to hold a crochet hook, make a magic ring, a single crochet and how to increase and decrease in the same stitch, you’re good to go!