Today I am excited to share a new pattern with you, here is a free pattern for an adorable crochet unicorn!

Meet Lady Buttercup and her friend Handsome Bubble Pop!

I made this in a ragdoll style since you all seem to love it so much! I really enjoy making ragdoll patterns too, so it’s a win-win!

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Crochet unicorn pattern

Ragdoll unicorn – inspiration behind the design

Actually some followers on TikTok suggested I’d make a unicorn pattern. First, I started with one made in rounds and in an amigurumi style. Somehow, however, I got stuck so I put the pattern to the side and started over again.

Update. I made some unicorns with different eyes. Check them out here and get some tips and tricks on how to make them safe for babies and small children as well!

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Crochet unicorn pattern.

So I made a flat one instead. I don’t know exactly why, but designing comes easier to me if I stick to ragdoll projects.

Crochet unicorn pattern

The yarn

This crochet unicorn is made with many fun colors and you can go wild with the colors on this one! I made one in the traditional white and one in turquoise. For the mane I choose different colors like pink, purple, blue and green. The unicorn horn is made with yellow to make it stand out

Hobbii.com was so kind as to sponsor me with their lovely Rainbow 8/8 cotton yarn for this project. You can find so many pretty colors and the yarn is perfect for amigurumi and many other projects as well!

cotton yarn

Video tutorial

I made a video tutorial in German and English for the crochet unicorn pattern. You can find all my recent patterns as a video tutorial as well!

I often reveal many tips and tricks in my videos on how to make your crocheted amigurumi stand out. Also, I give away finishing tips and tricks that I have learned over the years.

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Crochet unicorn pattern

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Bring your summer projects where you go!

This little ragdoll unicorn is perfect for the summer, because it is small and easy to transport. I saw these cute projects bags on Lion Brand.

These bags are so cute! You can choose between a hedgehog. otter, mouse or fox! And they are all knitting. I know, crocheting would be cooler, but these are so cute!

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More free patterns

If you love ragdoll patterns, check out these cute bees!

Also, Sverre the lamb is worth checking out. This is the most popular pattern on the blog.

Here is the free pattern for Lady Buttercup and Handsome Bubble Pop. Have fun making them.

Crochet unicorn pattern

Crochet unicorn pattern

Information about this pattern 
The unicorn is made in a ragdoll-style and the body and the head are made of two flat panels. The panels are crocheted separately and then the pieces are placed together and crocheted together. The feet and the ears are made in rounds. I lightly stuffed the unicorn with some filling material. The head, body, and feet are made separately. 
All parts are crocheted with a 3.5 mm crochet hook.  
Finished size: 22 cm/ 9 inches (from the feet to the top of the ears)

Instructions

Crochet unicorn pattern

Abbreviations – US terms 

Ch        -           chain



Yo        –          yarn over



St         –          stitch 



sl st     –          slip stitch 



sc        –          single crochet 



sc2tog –          single crochet decrease 


inc       –          sc single crochet increase, 2  single crochet in one stitch 

R          –          row
mr       –          Magic ring 


Rnd      –          round 

Materials 

Yarn, dk weight. Colors white, beige, blue, pink, purple, and turquoise. Eyelashes/eyebrows in black sports weight yarn. Used in this pattern: Rainbow cotton yarn 8/8 from Hobbii. 1 ½ skein in white about 15 grams in beige. Leftovers of other colors for the mane and tail.


Filling materials


Stitch marker

Crochet hook 3.5 mm

Safety eyes 12 mm 

Scissors

Information about this pattern 

The unicorn is made in a ragdoll-style and the body and the head are made of two flat panels. The panels are crocheted separately and then the pieces are placed together and crocheted together. The feet and the ears are made in rounds. I lightly stuffed the unicorn with some filling material. The head, body, and feet are made separately. 

All parts are crocheted with a 3.5 mm crochet hook.  

Finished size: 22 cm/ 9 inches (from the feet to the top of the ears)

Skill level: Easy 

Head

In beige and white yarn. Start with beige.


Chain 1 and turn after each row.

Make two panels. 

R1: Ch 4, 1 sc in the 2nd ch from the hook and in next 2 = 3 sc

R2: sc inc, 1 sc, sc inc = 5 sc

R3: sc inc, 3 sc, sc inc = 7 sc

R4: sc inc, 5 sc, sc inc = 9 sc

R5: sc inc, 7 sc, sc inc = 11 sc

Change to white


R6: sc inc, 9 sc, sc inc = 13 sc

R7-9: 1 sc in every st for 3 rows = 13 sc

R10: sc2tog, 9 sc, sc2tog = 11 sc 

R11: sc2tog, 7 sc, sc2tog = 9 sc 

R12: sc2tog, 5 sc, sc2tog = 7 sc 


R13: sc2tog, 3 sc, sc2tog = 5 sc 


Make one more panel. Fasten off on the first panel, but not the second one. Make the face on the second part. Attach safety eyes between rows 7 and 8, 4-5 stitches apart. (or whatever you like best). If you wish, make eyelashes or eyebrows with some black, thinner sports weight yarn. If you want to make eyelashes, sew them on before attaching the back part of the safety eyes. Lay the panels on each other and single crochet them together. One single crochet in each row.  Remember to add stuffing before closing. Stuff lightly, not too firm! See the videos for more details. 

Unicorn-horn

In pink. 

Made in continuous rounds. Use a stitch marker.

Rnd 1: 4 sc in a mr

Rnd 2-4: 1 sc in each st = 4sc

2 sc in next st (just to make attaching easier).  Sl st in the next st and fasten off. Leave a long tail for fastening.

Ears

Make 2.

In white

Made in continuous rounds. Use a stitch marker.

Rnd 1: 4 sc in a mr.

Rnd 2. 1 sc in each st = 4 sc

Rnd 3: sc inc x 4 = 8 sc

Rnd 4: (1 sc, sc inc) x 4 = 12 sc

Rnd 5-7: 1 sc in each st = 12 s
Rnd 8: (1 sc, sc2tog) x 4 = 8 sc

Sl st in the next st and fasten off. Leave a long tail for fastening. Fold the ears a little and sew back and forth a couple of times to make them a little pointy. 

Feet

Make 4. Made in continuous rounds. Use a stitch marker. In white and beige. Start with beige. 

Rnd 1: 6 sc in a mr.

Rnd 2: sc inc x 6 = 12 sc

Rnd 3: (2 sc, sc inc) x 4 = 16 sc

Rnd 4. (2 sc, sc2tog) x 4 = 12 sc

Add a little stuffing and stuff lightly as you go. 

Rnd 5: 1 sc in next 6 sts, sc2tog x 3 = 8 sc
Change to white.
Rnd 6-12: 1 sc in each st for 8 rounds = 8 sc

Close the hole with single crochet.  Make sure that the foot is facing in the right direction and that the decreases are on the backside. Fasten off. Leave a long tail for fastening. 

Body

Make 2 panels. In white. 

R 1: Ch 23, 1 sc in the 2nd ch from the hook and in next 21 = 22 sc

R 2-16. 1 sc in each stitch for 14 rows.

Fasten off.

Make a second panel and single crochet them together as we did with the head. One single crochet in each row. Remember to add stuffing before closing. Stuff lightly, not too firm!

Unicorn hair (mane and tail)

Make spirals in different lengths and colors. 

In various colors:

Ch 20, 2 sc in the 2nd ch from the hook. 3 sc in every st until the end of the row. 

Make 9-10 spirals in different colors and lengths. I made 9 spirals. 3 for the tail and 6 for the mane. I made 6 spirals starting with 20 and the rest starting with 15 chains. Feel free to make different in other lengths if you want to as well. The colors I used were purple, green, pink, and turquoise.

Assembly

Sew on the ears on the top of the head 4 sc stitches apart. Sew on the unicorn-horn on rows 12-13, in the middle of the head. Sew on a nose with some black yarn. Sew on the mane between the ears. Sew the head to the body in a corner. Attach some withe yarn on the body where you want your head to be and sew it on, going in a little circle, making sure it’s secure. Sew on the feet at the bottom close to the corners. Sew on the tail.