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Elliott the Christmas Elf Free Crochet Amigurumi Pattern

FREE PATTERN Elliott the Christmas Elf




Get ready to add some holiday cheer to your crochet collection! Today I’m sharing the FREE PATTERN for Elliott the Christmas Elf, a festive and adorable amigurumi design perfect for the season. 

A special thank you to @pinkpepper_crochet for creating and sharing this wonderful pattern with us. 

Designed by @pinkpepper_crochet


Materials


4 ply yarn in ochre, brown and cream

2.5 m.m. crochet hook 

yarn needle 

pins 

fiberfil 

scIssors

stitch markers

6 m.m. safety eyes 

small bell



Head


With cream yarn,


Rnd 1: Magic circle, 6sc [6]

Rnd 2: inc*6 times [12]

Rnd 3: sc, inc*6 times [18]

Rnd 4: 2sc, inc*6 times (24]

Rnd 5: 3sc, inc*6 times [30]

Rnd 6: 4sc, inc*6 times [36]

Rnd 7: 5sc, inc*6 times [42]

Rnd 8-16: sc all around [42) (nine rounds)


Place the eyes, 8 stitches apart, between rows 12 and 13.


Rnd 17: 3sc, 2dec*6 times [30]

Rnd 18: 1sc, 2dec*6 times [18]

Rnd 19: sc all around [18] 

Stuff head.

Continue crocheting the body.




Body


20. *2sc, inc*6 times [24]


Change colour to ochre.

21. BLO *3sc, inc*6 times [30]

22. *4sc, inc*6 times [36]

23. *5sc, inc*6 times [42]

24.-27. sc all around [42] (four rounds)


Change colour to brown.

Don't cut the ochre yarn.


28.- 29. sc all around [42] (two rounds)


Change colour to back to ochre.

30.- 33. sc all around [42] (four rounds)

34. BLO*5sc, dec*6 times [36]

35. *4sc, dec*6 times [30]

36. *3sc, dec*6 times [24]

37. *2sc, dec*6 times [18] 


Start stuffing.

38. *sc, dec*6 times [12]

39. *dec*6 times [6]


Fasten off and close the hole.





Collar


With cream yarn,

on the BLO of round 20,


*(sc, hdc) in one stitch, (hdc, dc) in the next stitch, (dc, hdc) in the next stitch,

(hdc, sc) in the next stitch*6 times [48]


Fasten off leaving a long tail to sew.





Ears (make two)


With cream yarn,


Rnd 1: Magic circle, 6sc [6]

Rnd 2-3: sc all around [6] (two rounds)


Fasten off leaving a tail for attaching.






Arms (make two)


With cream yarn,


Rnd 1: Magic circle, 6sc [6] 

Rnd 2: sc all around [6]


Change colour to ochre


Rnd 3-10: sc all around [6] (eight rounds)


Flatten and make 4sc through the front and back of the arm so that it is closed.


Fasten off leaving a tail for attaching.





Legs (make two)


With cream yarn, leaving a long tail,


Rnd 1: Magic circle, 4sc [4]

Rnd 2-4: sc all around [4](three rounds)

Rnd 5: *sc, inc*twice [6]

Rnd 6-7: sc all around [6](two rounds) 

Rnd 8-9: sc, 4hdc, sc [6] (two rounds)


Change colour to ochre 


Rnd 10-11: sc all around [6] (two rounds)


Fasten off leaving a tail for attaching.





Hat


With ochre yarn, leaving a long tail to attach to the head,


Ch 48 [48]

SI st to make a ring.

Rnd 1: 48sc [48]

Rnd 2: *6sc, dec*6 times [42]


Alternate between ochre and cream yarn.

Don't cut the yarn. Pick it up every other round.

Rnd 3-8: sc all around [42](six rounds)

Rnd 9: 12sc, dec*3 times [39]

Rnd 10: 11sc, dec*3 times [36]

Rnd 11: 10sc, dec*3 times [33]

Rnd 12: 9sc, dec*3 times [30]

Rnd 13: 8sc, dec*3 times [27]

Rnd 14: 7sc, dec*3 times [24]

Rnd 15: 6sc, dec*3 times [21]

Rnd 16: 5sc, dec*3 times [18]

Rnd 17: 4sc, dec*3 times [15]

Rnd 18: 3sc, dec*3 times [12]

Rnd 19: 2sc, dec*3 times [9]


Continue alternating colours. 


Rnd 20-35: sc all around (9] (sixteen rounds)


Rnd 36: *1sc, dec*3 times [6]

Rnd 37-44: sc all around [6] (eight rounds)


Fasten off and leave some tails to attach the bell.




Assembly


Attach the ears on the sides between rows 12 and 14.

Embroider the nose between the eyes.

Attach the base of the hat all around, two rows above the eyes.

Stitch the tail of the hat down, behind the ear, so it remains in place. Tie the bell at the end.

Stitch the ends of the scallops of the collar down.

Attach the arms on the side.


Attach the legs, 8 stitches apart, on the last two rows of the body. Curl the ends of the shoes backward and stitch them down using the brown yarn tails. Then thread the same yarn through the legs and into the body and pull tight. Knot both yarn tails at the back of the body and hide them. This will help point the shoes upright.

Embroider 2 'x'- shaped buttons on the shirt.

Add blush to the cheeks.


Elliott is ready!

Make and gift him this Christmas!



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