This Pigeon Pal is sure to brighten your day, probably. I’m personally terrified of pigeons IRL, too flappy and unpredictable. But one made of yarn? Yeah, ok.

This 4-PAGE PDF DIGITIAL PATTERN is Pigeon Pal, a crochet stuffie pattern, worked in worsted weight yarn.

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Materials Needed to Make This Project:

• 75 yards of worsted-weight yarn in Color 1 (gray)
• 6 yards of worsted-weight yarn in Color 2 (blue)
• 8 yards of worsted-weight yarn in Color 3 (purple)
• 8 yards of worsted-weight yarn in Color 4 (yellow)
• Size F/5 3.75 mm crochet hook, or size needed to obtain gauge
• Locking stitch markers
• 15 mm safety eyes
• Tapestry needle
• Small scissors
• Poly-fill stuffing

This project is worked in continuous rounds, without
joins and using US crochet terminology.

Safety eyes are intended for children over the age
of 3. If making this for a younger child, embroider
the eyes with black yarn.

Written assembly instructions indicate where to place the
eyes and where to attach the wings, beak, and feet.
However, making your crochet pal is a form of art –
don’t be afraid to attach your pieces where you see
fit. Changing the placement will give your friend its
own unique look and personality!