Falcon crochet pattern, crochet tiny bird of prey, mini hawk amigurumi

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This PDF pattern is written in English US-crochet terms.
Language: German and English

With this well-written step-by-step pattern and many detailed pictures, you can make a realistic tiny hawk, named Akira. If you take the colors I chose, you can make a hawk, or you can play with colors and make other birds, like a buzzard, gyrfalcon, kestrel, and more.

Skills Required / What You'll Receive

To crochet Falke Akira, you should be able to crochet the basic crochet stitches and a color change. The tricky parts are explained separately.

Difficulty level: Medium

If you get stuck, please send me a message. This is how you reach me:
Facebook: @lovinglycraftedart
Instagram: @livinglyaftedart
Mail: sarah@lovinglycraftedart.de

Size Information

If you use the recommended yarn, your eagle will be 8 cm / 3,1 inches high, 4 cm / 1,7 inches wide, and 2,5 cm / 1 inch thick. It can vary through different crochet styles.

Materials List

• 100% cotton yarn, 1,75 oz / 50g a ball, 125m / 136 yards a ball or yarn weight 1 / fingering weight garn (e.g. ricorumi spray or other mottled yarn, Scheepjes catona) white/dark brown mottled, brown denim, mustard yellow, grey
• fiberfill
• hook: metric: 2,5mm and 1,25mm
• stitch marker
• embroidery needle
• scissors
• needle and black or white sewing thread
• 2 Black beads, 2mm diameter for the eyes

Additional Details by the Author

@All rights to this pattern belong to LovinglyCraftedArt @Sarah Wuhrer. This pattern may not be duplicated or published in any other way for sale. Handmade products from this pattern may be sold, but it is required to indicate that the guide is from @LovinglyCraftedArt. The user's responsible for ensuring compliance with CE/UKCA toy safety regulations if necessary. I do not assume any liability for this.