Lately unicorns are everywhere. On t-shirts, mugs, backpacks…. and this not without a reason! Who doesn’t love these multicolored creatures that symbolize freedom, magic, joy and happiness? 🙂 How about taking a few skeins of yarn and a crochet hook to conjure up your own amigurumi unicorn? Below I present you a subjective selection of 14 most interesting patterns for a crochet unicorn. So prepare a cup of tea, sit comfortably in your favorite armchair and let’s begin!
Crochet plush unicorn from Himalaya Dolphin Baby
Perfect for fans of Himalaya Dolphin yarn. And also perfect as a cuddly toy for little and bigger fans of plushies. Free pattern by Julia Deinega available here.
Friendy Emily the Unicorn Doll
Olka Novytska’s (AradiyaToys) designs are a thing! The patterns are perfectly designed with attention to every detail, the instructions are super precise and easy to follow. Moreover, they are accompanied by high quality photos that show you how to do each and every more difficult step. You may find the pattern here. This is a paid pattern, but it’s really worth it.
Beautiful unicorn from Projectarian
What can I say, the photo speaks for itself. Projects from Projectarian are original with quite distinctive color selection. The use of multicolored yarn gives a visually pleasing effect. Personally, I love these patterns! Moreover, I am very impressed with the author’s workshop. The pattern for the gorgeous unicorn can be found here.
Unicorn with violet mane
A very nice and well described pattern from Amigurumi Today for a small sized unicorn (if made according to the instructions it will be about 15 cm) can be found here. Importantly, the pattern is completely free!
Pink unicorn
Pink lovers will definitely like the amigurumi unicorn from MyGirlyUnicorn available here. You can also find a boy unicorn version on the store’s website.
Unicorn with long hair
The SweetOdityArt store features a fun pattern for a cute unicorn in the colors of dirty white and powder pink. The color combination is very pleasing and crocheting the creature will be a great way to spend time creatively.
Candy unicorn
Adorable unicorn from Amigurumi Today with a real rainbow mane is available here. Multicolored yarn makes the creation a truly magical and fairy-tale character. The pattern is free!
Rainbow unicorn
I love this pattern and I love the way the unicorn is presented. The cartoon rainbow adds a fairy tale vibe to the plushie, which goes well with the multicolored mane and flowers tucked into it. The unicorn’s name is Lucy and the pattern from CutieMeStore can be found here.
Lou the unicorn doll
Ok, Lou is definitely not a unicorn, but a girl in a unicorn costume, nevertheless she holds a unicorn creature in her hands, and thus is eligible to be on to my subjective list of the most interesting amigurumi designs. Colorful hair and a small silver horn give her a fairy tale vibe. You can find the pattern from AmalouDesigns here.
Mini unicorn
For fans of super quick and simple designs, I recommend the small sized adorable unicorn from Pinktomatocrochet (available here).
Tiny unicorn
The pattern from BunniesandYarn (available here) is a proposition for a miniature unicorn. The finished plushie will fit in one hand. After adding a chain it will also work great as a key chain.
Sleeping unicorn
How about crocheting a sleeping unicorn? A free pattern from Amigurumi Today for an adorable slumbering unicorn can be found here.
Elegant unicorn
The artwork below (pattern available here) is full of elegance, grace, finesse. It’s not a simple project, but a really impressive one. I would recommend it rather for more advanced crocheters.
Ragdoll unicorn
Ragdolls are a type of amigurumi crocheted in the traditional way in rows rather than in circles. Such patterns are definitely easier to learn. Ragdolls are more two-dimensional than traditional amigurumi, yet there is no denying that they have an immense charm. A unicorn pattern made using this technique by Jillian Hewitt can be found here. The pattern is free!
