Hummingbird Calla amigurumi crochet pattern

Nice that you found my little enchanting world.

You can easily crochet your little hummingbird, Calla, with this step-by-step pattern. Lots of detailed pictures will help you to cope with the pattern. You can also crochet Calla with chenille yarn.

If you have any difficulties, please write to me. I'll help you️

Gift idea: Kollibri Calla is also a sweet gift. A small message with good wishes can be attached to her claws. The Hummingbird represents Joy, freedom, perseverance, creativity, love and healing. Aren't these good wishes for a loved one? (Calla is usually crocheted quickly)

Skills Required / What You'll Receive

Language: German , English

Level of difficulty: medium (as some tiny pieces are crocheted)
If you have any problems, please write to me, and I will help you️

You should be able to crochet the following crochet stitches: magic ring/thread ring, chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet stitches, half double crochet stitches, whole double crochet stitches, color changes, increases, and decreases.

Clear, detailed step-by-step instructions with lots of photos and video tutorials
Tested and rated by experienced crocheters
Support if you have problems with the instructions

The patterns include:
Table with the crochet stitches used and their abbreviations
List of materials and tools required.
Commercial use: Hand-crocheted products may be sold in small quantities. Note my @Copyright

Size Information

Size: approx. 8 cm long, 15 cm wide, 2.5 cm high.

Materials List

Cotton yarn 125m/50g white, white/light brown mottled, medium brown, light brown, and white/dark brown mottled
2 black beads 3mm diameter
Crochet hook 2.5mm
blunt embroidery needle
Scissors
Filling
Sewing needle and bright sewing thread (white or beige)

Additional Details by the Author

@ All rights to this pattern belong to LovinglyCraftedArt by Sarah Wuhrer.
This manual may not be reproduced for sale.
The self-crocheted products may be sold, but you must note that the instructions are from @Lovinglycraftedart. You must ensure they comply with the CE / UKCA guidelines for children's toys if necessary. I accept no liability for this.