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Eagle Ravenna Amigurumi Pattern

Eagle Ravenna Amigurumi Pattern
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12-15 Hours Time Needed
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Intermediate Level

Ideal for those with basic crochet experience, featuring slightly more advanced stitches and techniques to expand your skills.

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Multi-Day Project

A rewarding 12+ hour journeyā€”perfect for dedicated crafters who love detailed work.

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Cute Companion

An adorable friend to cherish, handcrafted with love to bring comfort and joy for years to come.

About This Eagle Ravenna Amigurumi Pattern

This pattern creates a detailed crochet eagle named Ravenna with wings, beak, feet and a house crest accent. The design combines amigurumi shaping, embroidery details and a wired wing assembly to achieve a realistic, poseable look. You will work small parts and learn shaping techniques and finishing tips for a polished result.

Eagle Ravenna Amigurumi Pattern crochet pattern - detailed view of completed project

Complete photo steps and notes guide you through beak, head shaping, feet and wing construction. Includes instructions for the crest, diadem and a cozy striped scarf.

Why You'll Love This Eagle Ravenna Amigurumi Pattern

I absolutely love this pattern because it balances charming character design with satisfying technical details. I enjoy the head shaping technique ā€” it gives so much personality with just a few shaping stitches. The wired wings make the finished toy slightly poseable and fun to display. I also adore the little crest and scarf accessories that let you personalize Ravenna. Making this pattern always feels rewarding when the tiny embroidered details bring the face to life.

Eagle Ravenna Amigurumi Pattern step 1 - construction progress Eagle Ravenna Amigurumi Pattern step 2 - assembly progress Eagle Ravenna Amigurumi Pattern step 3 - details and accessories Eagle Ravenna Amigurumi Pattern step 4 - final assembly and finishing

Switch Things Up

I love how easily you can customize Ravenna by changing yarn colorsā€”use neutral browns for a realistic look or bright pastels to create a fantasy bird.

You can make a mini keychain version by using thinner yarn and a smaller hook, and attach a jump ring to the cotter pin or a sewn loop at the top.

I sometimes swap the wired wing for fully crocheted fixed wings for a softer, huggable toy ā€” skip the wire and flatten the wing panels before sewing in place.

Try different eye sizes to change expression: smaller safety eyes make a delicate look, while larger eyes give a cuter, stylized appearance.

I often embroider different crest letters or symbols for personalization ā€” replace the 'R' with initials for bespoke gifts.

For a winter version, add a tiny crochet hat or longer scarf with fringe; use fuzzy yarn for a cozy texture.

If you want more poseability, use slightly thicker aluminium wire and wrap it securely; test the bend and wrap ends well to avoid poking through stitches.

Mix floss colors for the iris and eyelid embroidery to create unique eye effects ā€” layering orange and pale yellow gives depth.

Embellish the shield with metallic thread or tiny beads for a more ornamental crest; the water-soluble canvas technique makes embroidery easier and neater.

Consider making a whole house set with the four mascots in different colors ā€” itā€™s a fun way to practice the pattern and create a themed collection.

Common Mistakes & How to Fix Them

āœ— Not using a small enough hook can make stuffing show through the stitches; switch to a smaller hook or tighter tension to prevent filler from peeking out. āœ— Forgetting to place safety eyes before closing the head can make installation difficult; position and install eyes between the indicated rounds while the head is open. āœ— Skipping stitch counts during decreases will distort shaping and symmetry; count after every decrease round and mark the beginning of rounds with a stitch marker. āœ— Overstuffing limbs and body creates lumps and widens stitches; stuff gradually and check the silhouette frequently to maintain smooth curves. āœ— Sewing wings or feet without pinning first can result in uneven placement; always pin parts in place, check symmetry and then whipstitch securely.

Eagle Ravenna Amigurumi Pattern

Make a charming Eagle Ravenna amigurumi with step-by-step instructions, clear photos and helpful tips so you can crochet a bird full of personality. This pattern includes detailed parts for the beak, head shaping, feet, wings, crest and accessories. Perfect for crafters who enjoy assembly and small-detail embroidery work.

Intermediate 12-15 Hours

Materials Needed for Eagle Ravenna Amigurumi Pattern

ā€” Main Fabric

  • 01
    Brown yarn YarnArt 'Jeans' 70 - Brown (Sport 12 wpi) - main body and head
  • 02
    Cacao yarn YarnArt 'Jeans' 71 - Cacao (Sport 12 wpi) - feather details and accents
  • 03
    Bronze cotton yarn YarnArt 'Jeans' 35 - Orange (Sport 12 wpi) - beak and claws
  • 04
    Blue yarn YarnArt 'Jeans' 16 - Blue (Sport 12 wpi) - scarf and crest panels
  • 05
    Aluminium wire, diameter 0.95 mm - for wired wings
  • 06
    Polyester filler - stuffing for head, body and limbs
  • 07
    Blue floss thread Gamma No3119 (analogue DMC No311) - embroidered iris
  • 08
    Orange floss thread Gamma No3248 (analogue DMC No728) - embroidered details
  • 09
    Black floss thread - embroidery for eyelids and nostrils
  • 10
    Silver metallized floss Gamma No0420 (analogue DMC No310) - diadem detail
  • 11
    Black safety eyes 9 mm (2 pcs) - eyes
  • 12
    Blue bead 8 mm - neck detail

ā€” Tools Required

  • 01
    Crochet hook size 1.75 mm
  • 02
    Crochet hook size 1.5 mm
  • 03
    Needle for sewing yarn and embroidery
  • 04
    Scissors
  • 05
    Round-nose pliers
  • 06
    Pins and stitch markers (lots of pins)
  • 07
    Transparent glue (Moment Gel or similar)
  • 08
    Water-soluble cross stitch canvas (for crest embroidery)
  • 09
    Needle comb
  • 10
    Paint brush and black nail polish or fabric paint
  • 11
    Yarn needle / darning needle
  • 12
    Teddy joints (cotter pin T-shaped 25*2.00mm, shim 3*20mm, disk 10mm)

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ā€” Beak :

Info :

Start with bronze yarn.

1r :

4sc in MR (4)

2r :

4sc (4)

3r :

1sc, inc*2, 1sc (6) (pic 1)

4r :

1sc, inc, 1sc, inc, 1sc, 1sc in the last sc of the 2r (grabbing) (8) (pic 2--3)

5r :

2sc, inc, 1sc, inc, 1sc, inc, 1sc (11)

6r :

2sc, 2ch, 1sc in chain (pic 4-5), 7sc, 2ch, 1sc in chain, 2sc, 2 sl st (pic 6)

Info :

Separate 2 threads from black floss. Embroider mouth and nostrils (pic 7-8). The beak can be left as is, but for more believability, you can shade the black paint over the tip as explained.

ā€” Head :

Info :

Use: brown yarn, hook 1.75; black & orange floss, needle; safety eyes; teddy joints, filler

1r :

12sc in 5 ch (on both sides of the chain) (pic 10)

2r :

(1sc, inc)*6 (18)

3r :

1sc, inc, (2sc, inc)*5, 1sc (24)

4r :

(3sc, inc)*6 (30)

5r :

2sc, inc, (4sc, inc)*5, 2sc (36)

6r :

(5sc, inc)*6 (42)

7r :

3sc, inc, (6sc, inc)*5, 3sc (48)

8r :

(7sc, inc)*6 (54)

9-13r :

54sc in th each round

14r :

10sc, 2ch, skip 2st, 8sc, skip 2st, 2ch, 32sc (54) (pic 11, 11a)

15r :

10sc, dec, inc, 6sc, inc, dec, 32sc (54)

16r :

9sc, dec, 1sc, inc, 6sc, inc, dec, 32sc (54)

17r :

9sc, dec, 1sc, inc, 7sc, inc, dec, 31sc (54)

18r :

54sc in th each round

19r :

5sc, inc, 23sc, inc, 24sc (56)

Info :

Install the black eyes in the holes (pic 12-13).

20r :

(5sc, dec)*8 (48)

21r :

2sc, dec, (4sc, dec)*7, 2sc (40)

22r :

(3sc, dec)*8 (32)

23r :

1sc, dec, (2sc, dec)*7, 1sc (24)

Info :

Insert cotter pin into shim and install to the head (pic 14-16)

24r :

(1sc, dec)*8 (16)

25r :

dec*8 (8)

26r :

dec*4 (4), close the round. Fasten the yarn and cut off (pic 17).

Infos :

Next, weā€™ll do a light shaping, to create a more bird-like look. The shaping is usually used when crocheting toys with plush yarn, and is done before the piece is filled with filler. Since this is quite difficult to do for the first time, and with cotton yarn, weā€™ll do the shaping right now.

Info :

HOW TO make shaping (pic 18-19): Insert a needle with a long piece of brown yarn (without knots) at point f. Bring the needle out with one end of the yarn at point c, leaving the other end of the yarn at point f. Insert the needle at point d and exit at point f. Make one knot and proceed to install the second yarn to shape.

Info :

Insert a needle with a long piece of brown yarn (without knots) at point g. Bring the needle out with one end of the yarn at point b, leaving the other end of the yarn at point g. Insert the needle at point a and exit at point g. Make one knot.

Info :

Lightly tighten the knots, play with the shape. Try putting the beak between the eyes and choose a version of shaping that you like. Donā€™t tighten too much so you donā€™t get hollows in the head. Make another control knot on both sides. Cut the yarn and hide the yarn tails.

Info :

Embroider with orange floss iris as shown in the pic 20-21. Using black floss, embroider the eyelid as shown in pic 20-21. Install the beak with pins and sew it on.

ā€” Feet :

Info :

Use: brown & bronze yarn, hook 1.75; black paint & brush, filler

1r :

6sc in MR, close round with sl st (pic 27)

2r :

2ch, 1sc to the 2nd loop from hook, 2 sl st through the back loop (pic 28), 3sc in 4ch, sl st, 3sc in 4ch, sl st, 3sc in 4ch, 2 sl st (pic 29). Make sl st to the front loop (pic 30-31), 6sc through the front loop, close the round, fasten the yarn and cut off (pic 32-33). Join brown yarn over back claw (pic 34).

3r :

6sc (pic 35)

4r :

inc*6

5-7r :

12sc in the each round. Close the round, fasten yarn and cut off (pic 36).

Info :

With black paint carefully draw the claws. When dyeing, wool may appear, use a scissor to cut it off (pic 37-38). Repeat all the steps for the second foot (pic 39). Hang the pin in the 10sc of the last round for the right foot, and in the 7sc - for the left.

ā€” Body :

Info :

Use: brown & bronze yarn, hook 1.75; filler

Info :

HOW TO crochet Ā«featherĀ»: Insert the hook and grab the cacao yarn (pic 40). Take the hook out with the cacao yarn (pic 41). Grab the brown yarn and finish SC (pic 42-43).

1r :

16sc in 7ch (on both sides of chain)

2r :

(1sc, inc)*8 (24)

3r :

(3sc, inc)*6 (30)

4r :

2sc, inc, (4sc, inc)*5, 2sc (36)

5-6r :

36sc in the each round

7r :

(5sc, inc)*6 (42)

8r :

5sc, Ā«featherĀ», 3sc, Ā«featherĀ», 3sc, Ā«featherĀ», 24sc (42)

9r :

5sc, Ā«featherĀ», 3sc, Ā«featherĀ», 3sc, Ā«featherĀ», 24sc (42)

10r :

7sc, Ā«featherĀ», 3sc, Ā«featherĀ», 3sc, Ā«featherĀ», 26sc (42)

11r :

7sc, Ā«featherĀ», 3sc, Ā«featherĀ», 3sc, Ā«featherĀ», 26sc (42)

12r :

9sc, Ā«featherĀ», 3sc, Ā«featherĀ», 28sc (42)

13r :

9sc, Ā«featherĀ», 3sc, Ā«featherĀ», 28sc (42)

14r :

11sc, Ā«featherĀ», 30sc (42)

15r :

11sc, Ā«featherĀ», 30sc (42) (pic 44-45)

Info :

Place the cotter pin in the center of the chain (pic 46). Inside the body, put the disk on the cotter pin and tighten the ends (pic 44-46).

16r :

5sc, dec, 4sc, dec, 4sc, dec, 7sc, inc, 5sc, inc, 3sc (42)

17r :

42sc

18r :

4sc, dec, 4sc, dec, 4sc, dec, 6sc, inc, 6sc, inc, 6sc, inc, 3sc (42)

19r :

42sc

20r :

3sc, dec, 3sc, dec, 3sc, dec, 7sc, inc, 7sc, inc, 7sc, inc, 3sc (42) (pic 47)

21r :

6sc grabbing loops of the right foot (start with pinned SC) from inside (pic 48), 4sc (pic 49), 6sc grabbing loops of the left foot (start with pinned SC) from inside (pic 50), 26sc (42)

22r :

crochet feet on the other side for the remaining loops, (5sc, dec)*6 (36) (pic 51)

23r :

(1sc, dec)*7, 9sc, (1sc, dec)*2 (27)

24r :

3sc, dc4tog (pic 52-54), 20sc (24)

25r :

1sc, dc5tog, 17sc

26r :

dc5tog, 13sc

27r :

dc5tog, 2sc, sl st (pic 55)

28r :

1sc, 1dc, 1tr, 1dc, 1sc, close the row with sl st (pic 56), fasten yarn and cut off. Join cacao yarn.

Info :

Make inc, 1sc, 1dc, 1tr, 1dc, 1sc (pic 58), turning, 3ch, 2sl st to the chain from the 2nd loop from hook, 1sl st)*5 (pic 59). Fasten the yarn. Finally fill the body of the eagle, pass the yarn on the inside SC, yarn secure and cut off.

ā€” Wings :

Info :

Use: brown yarn, hook 1.75; wire, pliers, glue

1r :

6sc in MR (6)

2r :

inc*6 (12)

3r :

(3sc, inc)*3 (15)

4r :

2sc, inc, (4sc, inc)*2, 2 (18)

5r :

(5sc, inc)*3 (21)

6r :

3sc, inc, (6sc, inc)*2, 3sc (24)

7r :

(7sc, inc)*3 (27)

8-9r :

27sc in the each round

10r :

2dc, 2tr, 2tr shell, 2tr, 2dc, 18sc (28)

11r :

2dc, 6tr, 2dc, 18sc (28)

Item Name (P1) :

FOR LEFT WING: 12r: 4sc, sl st. 3ch, 2sc to chain, 1sl st to wing. 8ch, 1sl st, 2sc, 4dc, 1sl st to wing. 7ch, 1sl st, 2sc, 3dc, 1sl st to wing. 6ch, 2sc, 3dc, 1sl st to wing. 5ch, 3sc, 1dc,, 1sl st ot wing. 4ch, 1sl st, 2sc, 1sl st to wing. 2ch, 1sc to chain, 1sl st to wing.

Item Name (P1) :

FOR RIGHT WING: 12r: 19sc, sl st. 2ch, 1sc to chain, 1sl st to wing. 4ch, 1sl st, 2sc, 1sl st to wing. 5ch, 3sc, 1dc,, 1sl st ot wing. 6ch, 2sc, 3dc, 1sl st to wing. 7ch, 1sl st, 2sc, 3dc, 1sl st to wing. 8ch, 1sl st, 2sc, 4dc, 1sl st to wing. 3ch, 2sc to chain, 1sl st to wing.

Info :

When making sl stitch at each feather, crochet it through with 1 stitch backward. Step 8 loops away from the cacao feathers and place pins. Insert the wire into the body (in places with pins), inserting one end on one side and taking it out on the other (pic 67-68). Install pins in the wings at the fold, 4 rows from magic ring (pic 73).

Info :

Measure the wing from the pin to the corner with the first feather (pic 69). Cut off the resulting value at both ends, adding 2cm/0,7'' on each side to wrap the ends. Wrap the wire with brown yarn and glue in one thin layer (pic 70-72). Put the wings on the wire (pic 74-75). Thread the brown yarn into the needle and make a knot at one end. Fasten the wire in the corner of the wing (see pic 76-78). Thread the yarn with the needle through double crochets (pic 79). Sew the wings to the body where the wires are installed (pic 81). The wings are ready!

ā€” Candida Diadem :

Info :

Use: silver metallized floss, hook 1.5; blue bead

1r :

19ch, turning

2r :

1sl st, 3ch, 2dc, 2tr (pic 84), 1ch, 1sl st with bead (pic 85-86), 1ch, 2tr, 2dc, 3ch, 1sl st, turning (pic 87)

3r :

7sl st, 1ch, 1sl st in chain, 2ch, 1sl st in chain, 8sl st, fasten the floss and cut off (pic 88)

ā€” House Crest :

Info :

Use: bronze & blue yarn, hook 1.75; canvas, orange floss, needle

1r :

Bronze yarn (Yarn E) 10 ch, turning, 9sc (9)

2r :

1ch, turning, 9sc (9)

3r :

1ch, turning, 8sc, inc (10)

4r :

1ch, turning, 10sc (10)

5r :

1ch, turning, 9sc, inc (11)

6r :

1ch, turning, 11sc (11)

7r :

1ch, turning, 10sc, inc (12)

8-9r :

1ch, turning, 12sc (12) Change to blue (Yarn C). To get a beautiful line when changing color in the next row crochet the sc in this way - half of the sc with bronze yarn, and the other half with blue (pic 89-90).

Info :

Next crochet with blue yarn only, but donā€™t cut the bronze!

11-14r :

Blue yarn 1ch, turning, 12sc (12)

15r :

1ch, turning, 10sc, dec (11)

16r :

1ch, turning, 11sc (11)

17r :

1ch, turning, 9sc, dec (10)

18r :

1ch, turning, 10sc (10)

19r :

1ch, turning, 8sc, dec (9)

20r :

1ch, turning, 9 sl st (9)

21r :

10sc (blue + bronze), 10 sc (bronze + blue) (20) Cut the bronze yarn.

22r :

1ch, turning, 10sc (blue), 10sc (bronze)* (20) * grab the thread that you leave in the row 10.

23r :

1ch, turning, 10sc (bronze), 10sc (blue) (20)

24r :

1ch, turning, 10sc (blue), 10sc (bronze) (20)

25r :

1ch, turning, 10sc (bronze), 10sc (blue) (20)

26r :

1ch, turning, 10sc (blue), 10sc (bronze) (20)

27r :

1ch, turning, 10sc (bronze), 10sc (blue) (20)

28r :

1ch, turning, dec, 8sc (blue), 8sc, dec (bronze) (18)

29r :

1ch, turning, dec, 7sc (bronze), 7sc, dec (blue) (16)

30r :

1ch, turning, dec, 6sc (blue), 6sc, dec (bronze) (14)

31r :

1ch, turning, dec, 5sc (bronze), 5sc, dec (blue) (12)

32r :

1ch, turning, dec, 4sc (blue), 4sc, dec (bronze) (10)

33r :

1ch, turning, dec, 3sc (bronze), 3sc, dec (blue) (8)

34r :

1ch, turning, dec, 2sc (blue), 2sc, dec (bronze) (6)

35r :

1ch, turning, dec, sc (bronze), sc, dec (blue) (4)

36r :

1ch, turning, dec (blue), dec (bronze) (2)

37r :

1ch, turning, dec. Next crochet the detail around the perimeter in a counterclockwise direction from the point Ā«StartĀ» using jacquard technique for changing color ā€“ 16sc (blue), 19sc (bronze), 19sc (blue), 16sc, sl st in the 1st dec (bronze) (71). Embroider the lines with blue yarn and fix it with blue thread (from floss) to hide the "stages" (pic 94-96).

Info :

On the left is a picture used to embroider the letter on the house crest. Attach a water soluble cross stitch canvas, circle the picture with a pencil, fix the canvas to the right lower side of the house crest and embroider with orange floss using backstitch and fill stitches. Rinse embroidery under running water and peel off canvas (pic 97-101). Place crest on tablecloth and secure with pins and join bronze yarn to the house crest (pic 102-104).

ā€” Scarf :

Info :

Use: blue yarn, hook 1.75; bronze yarn, needle

1r :

5ch, turning, 4sc (4)

2-100r :

1ch, turning, 4sc (4).

Info :

Use pins to mark the location of the stripes (pic 105). For the stripes to be at an equal distance, fold the scarf 2-3-4 times (pic 106). Thread the bronze yarn into a needle and wrap the scarf around the wrong side as described, making two turns and fastening the yarn. Cut 8 strands of blue yarn 6cm/2.4" long for the fringe (pic 112-116).

ā€” Final Assembly & Finishing :

Info :

Install cotter pin and teddy joints as described. Sew beak onto head, embroider iris and eyelids, attach crest and diadem, sew scarf and shield as decorative accessories. Sew wings to the body over the installed wires and secure wires inside the body with wrapped yarn and glue as shown in the step photos (pic 67-82).

Assembly Instructions

  • Install the black safety eyes between the specified rounds of the head (between rounds 19-20) and secure them before continuing to close the head.
  • Insert cotter pin into the shim and install it into the head, then fasten the head to the body using the cotter pin and disk inside the body, tightening the ends securely.
  • Position and sew the wings after inserting and wrapping the wire: insert wire through the body where pinned, wrap wire ends with yarn and glue, then sew the wings to the body at the installed wires.
  • Pin the beak in the preferred position between the eyes, then sew it on and embroider nostrils and mouth with black floss; shade tip with diluted black paint if desired.
  • Attach feet to the underside of the body by sewing at the pinned loops, ensuring the correct orientation (right foot pinned at 10sc of last round, left at 7sc).

Important Notes

  • šŸ’”Use stitch markers to keep track of the start of each round and especially during shaping and decreases to maintain even rounds.
  • šŸ’”Stuff the head and body gradually and evenly for a smooth silhouette; overstuffing can distort the shape and open stitches.
  • šŸ’”Pin all parts (beak, wings, feet, crest) in place and check symmetry before sewing permanently to avoid mismatched placement.
  • šŸ’”When changing colors for the crest panels, carry the yarn neatly or work half-a-stitch color changes as instructed to get a clean colour join.
  • šŸ’”Wrap and glue wing wires carefully and test fit before final gluing; trim and reinforce wire ends to avoid sharp points.

This Ravenna eagle is a delightful pocket-sized guardian ready to join your home or be given as a heartfelt handmade gift. The pattern blends amigurumi shaping, embroidered details and wired wings for a special finish. Enjoy making this charming little friend ā€” and donā€™t forget to personalize the crest and scarf! šŸ§¶šŸ¦…

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FAQs

What size will the finished piece be?

The finished amigurumi measures approximately 16-20 cm tall depending on yarn tension and whether you use wired wings and the recommended hook sizes.

Can I use different yarn weights for this pattern?

Yes, you can use other yarn weights but the final size and stitch counts will change; choose an appropriate hook for the yarn you select and be prepared to adjust stuffing and wire length.

Do I need prior crochet experience for this pattern?

This pattern is rated intermediate and requires familiarity with amigurumi technique, shaping, reading stitch repeats and basic embroidery; beginners may find it challenging but can follow with patience.

How long does this project typically take to complete?

Most crafters complete this project in 12-15 hours, though time varies with experience, detail work, and finishing steps like embroidery and wiring.

Are the wings poseable?

Yes, the wings include an aluminium wire frame which allows you to shape and slightly pose the wings; follow the wrapping and gluing instructions carefully for a secure finish.