Crochet Little Christmas Angels Amigurumi

Create your own adorable Christmas decorations with these charming crochet little angels! These tiny amigurumi figures are perfect for adding a festive touch to your holiday decor or for giving as thoughtful handmade gifts to friends and family. With just a few basic crochet stitches and some yarn, you can bring these sweet angels to life in no time.

Customize them with different colors and embellishments to make each one unique and special. Whether you're an experienced crocheter or just starting out, this pattern is easy to follow and suitable for all skill levels. Hang them on your tree, use them as gift toppers, or display them around your home to spread some holiday cheer. Get creative and let your imagination soar as you crochet these delightful little angels that are sure to become treasured keepsakes for years to come.

CROCHET LITTLE CHRISTMAS ANGELS Amigurumi 

MATERIALS

Amigurumi Cotton Yarn, the color you like for:

Head, Body, Wings, Dress - white or light beige (color A)

Border - silver, gold or red or any color you like (color B)

The pattern was made with:

Johanka yarn: 55% cotton + 45% acrylic, 50 g / 160 m
Terezka yarn: 100 % bavlna, 50g / 155 m

LAME, Lang Yarns: 75% Viscose, 25% Polyester, 25 GRAMM, 224 Silver Glitter Yarn

Drops GLITTER

2.5 mm, 3.0 and 3.5 mm crochet hook

Scissors

Stuffings

Sewing/Embroidery and yarn needle/tapestry needle for sewing pieces together and weaving in ends

Markers

Difficulty Level: Level 1 – Easy, for beginners

US crochet terms:

SlSt – slip stitch

CH/s – chain/s

SC - single crochet

DS - double crochet

TR - treble

SK - skip

T - turn

ST/s - stitch(es)

REP – repeat

SC2TOG = 2 single crochets together

Special stitches used:

Single Crochet Decrease (sc2tog)

A crochet decrease makes the current row or round that you are working on shorter than the one previous to it.

1. Insert hook into the first stitch.

2. Yarn over and draw through the loop.

3. Do not complete the stitch as normal.

4. Instead, insert the hook into the next stitch.

5. Yarn over and draw through the loop.

6. There should now be three loops on your hook

7. Yarn over and draw through all three loops on the hook

8. You should now have two single crochet stitches side-by-side, joined together into one stitch at the top.

This pattern requires familiarity with stitches used, attaching yarn, changing yarn colors, sewing parts together with a sewing needle.

CROCHET LITTLE CHRISTMAS ANGELS AmigurumiPATTERN NOTES

1) A ch1 at beg of the row DOESN'T count as a stitch

2) Magic ring = the starting point for crocheting in a spiral. Use which ever method you prefer.

3) Continuous rounds - HEAD, BODY, DRESS parts are worked up in continuous rounds, which means that you will not be joining the last stitch of the round with the first one. Instead you will need to keep track of where each round started and how many stitches you have made because after each round you will continue right on to the stitches of the next round (with no join). It is useful to use a stitch marker or piece of yarn to mark the start or end of each round.

4) Working in rows - BORDERS parts are worked in rows.

5) ( ) – The number of stitches that should be in a completed round/row are placed in brackets at the end of that round’s/row’s instructions.

6) This CROCHET LITTLE CHRISTMAS ANGELS Amigurumiesmeasure:

The finished size will depend on what yarn you use, as well as your tension and hook (as with any amigurumi).

7) You can make the CROCHET LITTLE CHRISTMAS ANGEL Amigurumibigger with a thicker yarn or a larger hook size.

CROCHET LITTLE CHRISTMAS ANGEL Amigurumi

THE WRITTEN PATTERN

HEAD

Colour A

Ch1 at the beginning of round don't count as a stitch.

This part is worked in spiral rounds, without joining rounds. Do not join rounds

Make a magic ring

R1: ch1, 6sc in magic ring (6sc)

R2: *2sc in each sc from R1 around* rep from * to * till end of round (12 sc)

R3-R5: R6: 1 sc in each st around (12 sc)

Stuff the HEAD well.

STUFFING

The exact moment for starting filling and stuffing the toy depends on every single person. I prefer filling the toy with the work almost finished. It’s a bit more difficult to fill, but more comfortable to crochet. You should make proofs until finding the more suitable moment of filling for you.

R6: *sc2tog* rep from * to * till end of round (6 sc)

Stuff more if needed.

BODY
R7: 1 sc in each st around (6 sc)

R8: *2sc in each sc around* rep from * to * till end of round (12 sc)

R9: *1sc in next st, 2sc in next st * rep from * to * till end of round (18 sc)

R10: *1sc in next 2st, 2sc in next st * rep from * to * till end of round (24 sc)