Crochet Plush Pattern Free Step-by-Step Guide

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Whimsical friends come to life with this free crochet goose pattern, sure to warm hearts and add a touch of cheerful coziness to any space.

Crochet Flying Goose Tutorial Easy Amigurumi Goose for Beginners 1

Would you like to have a fluffy goose friend ready to bring smiles and gentle hugs whenever you need them? White and soft a gentle toy goose adds comfort and joy to any space with its long graceful neck and cheery orange beak. Using a crochet goose pattern creates a sweet and welcoming bird perfect for little hands or as a playful decoration on a shelf or bed.

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This cozy friend is easy to personalize with favorite colors or by adding tiny details like a scarf or a bow. Children love holding this plush buddy at bedtime while adults enjoy the calm feeling of soft yarn and simple stitches. The beauty of this handmade creation is not just in its looks but in the peaceful moments it brings as you make and cuddle it. Bringing warmth and happiness this lovely goose makes every day feel a little more special.

Free Crochet Flying Goose Pattern

Materials

  • Yarn: Plush (chenille/velvet) yarn in Pink (body), orange (feet/beak), or desired colors.
  • Optional for beginners: Milk cotton or smooth yarn for easier visibility.
  • Hook: 6-8 mm (choose size suitable for your yarn, sample: 6.5 mm recommended for plush yarn)
  • Stuffing: Polyester fiberfill or similar
  • Tapestry needle: For sewing parts, weaving ends
  • Scissors
  • Stitch marker (optional, but recommended)

Abbreviations (US Terms)

Abbr. Term
MR Magic ring
ch Chain
sc Single crochet
inc Increase (2 sc in same st)
dec Decrease (sc two stitches together)
sl st Slip stitch
dc Double crochet
BLO Back loop only
FO Fasten off

Special Notes

  • Work in rounds unless otherwise specified.
  • Stuff the body and parts firmly for maximum squish.
  • Invisible decrease: Insert hook into front loops of next two stitches, yarn over, pull through both loops, yarn over, pull through both loops.
  • The beak is made similar to the feet (follow feet instructions).
  • For plush yarn, use a hook size slightly larger than recommended for easier handling.
  • Slip stitch at end of round to join (unless working spiral; video uses joined rounds).

Pattern

Body & Head

With Pink plush yarn:

Rnd 1:

  • MR, 6 sc into ring. Pull ring tight. Sl st to join. (6)

Rnd 2:

  • 2 sc in each stitch around. Sl st to join. (12)

Rnd 3:

  • (1 sc in next stitch, inc in next stitch) repeat around. Sl st to join. (18)

Rnd 4:

  • (1 sc, inc, 1 sc) repeat as staggered increases to maintain roundness. Sl st to join.

Rnd 5-10:

  • Sc in each stitch around. (Maintaining current stitch count, sl st to join after each round)

Rnd 11:

  • (2 sc, dec) around. Sl st to join. (Shape body/neck)

Rnd 12-13:

  • Sc in each stitch around (18 sc per round). Sl st to join.

Rnd 14:

  • (7 sc, dec) repeat once more. Sl st to join.

Rnd 15:

  • Sc in each stitch around (16 sc). Sl st to join.

Rnd 16:

  • (3 sc, dec, 3 sc) repeat to end. Sl st to join.

Rnd 17-18:

  • Sc in each stitch around (14 sc per round). Sl st to join.

Rnd 19:

  • (3 sc, inc, 3 sc) repeat. Sl st to join.

Rnd 20:

  • (7 sc, inc) two times. Sl st to join.

Rnd 21:

  • Sc in each stitch around (18 sc). Sl st to join.Crochet Flying Goose Tutorial Easy Amigurumi Goose for Beginners 3

Rnd 22:

  • (inc, sc) repeat 6 times (increase sequence), then 6 sc. Sl st to join.

Rnd 23-24:

  • Sc in each stitch around (24 sc per round). Sl st to join.

Rnd 25:

  • (inc, sc) repeat 3 times, then 6 sc, then repeat sequence again. Sl st to join.

Rnd 26:

  • Sc in each stitch around (30 sc). Sl st to join.

Stuff body firmly before closing. Use a diagram or continue adding rounds in required shape. FO when shape is finished, weave in end.Crochet Flying Goose Tutorial Easy Amigurumi Goose for Beginners 4

Feet (Make 2)

With orange plush yarn:

Ch 5.

Rnd 1:

  • In second chain from hook, inc (2 sc).
  • Sc in next 2 ch.
  • In last chain: 3 sc ("W stitch"-for turning corner).
  • Rotate to work down the other side:
    • Sc in next 3 ch.
    • Sl st, FO.

Rnd 2:

  • Join yarn. 10 sc in BLO around.

Rnd 3:

  • (dec, 3 sc) repeat twice.

Rnd 4:

  • (dec, 2 sc) repeat twice.

Rnd 5:

  • 3 dc, 3 sl st (creates heel shape).

Rnd 6:

  • 6 sc (start leg height).

Rnd 7:

  • (2 sc, inc) repeat twice (widen leg slightly).

Rnd 8-10:

  • 8 sc in each round.
  • On last stitch of round 10, switch yarn to white (for leg).

Rnd 11-13:

  • With white, 3 sc, inc; repeat to finish leg length.

FO. Stuff lightly, sew flat or round as you prefer.

Beak

  • Make exactly as feet, using orange yarn.
  • Attach to head with tapestry needle.

Finishing

  1. Stuff body/head firmly.
  2. Sew closed using tapestry needle if needed.
  3. Attach feet to body.
  4. Attach beak to head.
  5. Add eyes (embroider or safety eyes as desired).
  6. Weave in all loose ends.Crochet Flying Goose Tutorial Easy Amigurumi Goose for Beginners 6

Conclusion

Congratulations! You have created a giant, huggable plush goose with soft squishy texture. This project is suitable for beginner to intermediate crocheters; attention to plush yarn tension and stitch visibility is helpful.

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Pattern Corrections & Tips

  • Correction: If stitch count goes off, check your increases/decreases; plush yarn hides mistakes, so count regularly.
  • Tip: Use contrasting stitch markers for plush yarn; stitches are harder to see.
  • Tip: Use a larger hook for plush, smaller hook for smooth yarn if using cotton.
  • Tip: Shape body and neck as stuffing is added to avoid lumpiness.
  • Tip: For a firmer neck, insert extra stuffing at narrow points.
  • Tip: For durability, securely sew parts, especially feet and beak.

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