With this crochet pattern, you can make your very own cute amigurumi stork head that’s full of charm and personality.

You can keep it simple and hang the stork head as a decorative piece - in a nursery, a kids’ room, or any other space for a touch of whimsy. But if you’re looking for something more functional, follow the included instructions to crochet a cover for the L-bracket and attach it to the bottom of the stork’s head. You’ve got yourself a cute little hanger, perfect for holding small bags, toys, scarves, jewelry or even a baby’s onesie. Play with yarn and choose colors that match the colors of your room.

To be able to hang heavy items, attach the covered L-bracket to the wall with the screw. You can also use a store-bought fancy hook and hang it below the stork head. Looks really cool too.

Format: PDF document of 18 pages with detailed instructions and 29 photos illustrating the process

Language: English (US crochet terms)

Skill level: Beginner

Finished size: If made with sport-weight yarn and a 2.5mm hook, your stork head will be approximately 19 cm (7.5 inches) long, measured from the base to the tip of the beak.

Materials you’ll need to crochet the stork head:
• 2.5 mm crochet hook
• sport-weight cotton yarn:
white (20g/50m/55yd)
green (30g/75m/82yd)
orange (7g/18m/20yd)
a piece of black yarn
• soft stuffing
• a pair of 9 mm black eyes
• a piece of cardboard or plastic (a lid of food packaging)
• stitch marker, tapestry needle, scissors and sewing pins
• L-bracket (optional)

Thanks for looking and happy crocheting:)