Let's Learn to Crochet a Mama Hen, Chick and Egg!

Getting Started

White Hen Kit PDF Download Here
Pink Hen Kit PDF Download Here

Congratulations on your new hobby adventure!

What’s in the Bag? Everything you need to complete your first project!

*(Pink Chicken kit yarn colors vary)

Learn the Crochet Basics

Watch these videos and follow along with the materials in your kit before beginning to make your animals. You’ve got this!
(If you’re watching on mobile, be sure to turn your screen for the largest video possible – it helps to see all the details in the instructions.)

Very first step – Let’s learn how to make a slip knot!

It’s the very foundation to starting crochet. Let’s review the slip knot and learn how to hold our yarn.

Let’s learn how to make a simple chain.

All about the Magic Circle. It’s how we start our amigurumi crocheted animals.

How to make the Magic Circle. Take your time and be patient with yourself. You can do it!
This skill will be covered several times in the following animal tutorial videos. If you don’t fully get it here, do not worry. Just keep following along and practice!

Here we provide TWO MAGIC CIRCLE HACKS. We understand that sometimes it can be tricky to learn the magic circle. All of our tutorials are started using the traditional Magic Circle that we have shown you in the previous video.

BUT, If you are having trouble with the traditional method, check out these two hacks. They are much simpler and you cannot tell the difference from the traditional method!

Here we tell you all about yarn tension. Consistency is key! You will get better with practice.

Here we are introducing what an “Increase” is. Don’t worry if you don’t fully grasp the concept right away. You will get more practice when you start working on your animals.

In this video, we are introducing a “Decrease” That means your work will be getting smaller. Go ahead and practice, but we will cover it again in detail during the animal tutorial.

Here we are introducing the “Slip stitch”. You will use a slip stitch to connect pieces together on some of your pieces. Again, do not worry too much if you don’t fully understand it here. It will be covered in more detail during the tutorial.

Making Graham the Chick

Here we go! Let’s start making our first animal!
Remember to be patience. And don’t be afraid to revisit the Basics videos if you feel lost or stuck.
*If you have the Pink Chicken Kit, please pay attention to the yarn color notes under each video

Starting round 1 of Graham the Chick
*if you have the Pink Chicken Kit, use light pink yarn

Chick Round 2
*if you have the Pink Chicken Kit, continue using light pink yarn

Chick Round 3
*if you have the Pink Chicken Kit, continue using light pink yarn

Chick Round 4
*if you have the Pink Chicken Kit, continue using light pink yarn

Chick Round 5-7
*if you have the Pink Chicken Kit, continue using light pink yarn

Chick Round 8
*if you have the Pink Chicken Kit, continue using light pink yarn

Chick Round 9
*if you have the Pink Chicken Kit, continue using light pink yarn

Chick Round 10
*if you have the Pink Chicken Kit, continue using light pink yarn

Chick Round 11
*if you have the Pink Chicken Kit, continue using light pink yarn

Chick Round 12
*if you have the Pink Chicken Kit, continue using light pink yarn

Chick Eyes and Beak
*if you have the Pink Chicken Kit, continue using light pink yarn

Chick Finishing Touches. Cheep cheep!

Making Marshmallow, the Mama Hen

Great job making Graham, the chick! Doesn’t that feel awesome?! Let’s start making his sweet mama, now.
Remember, patience is your friend. You’re learning a new skill!