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Peacock Amigurumi Pattern

Peacock Amigurumi Pattern
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About This Peacock Amigurumi Pattern

This pattern teaches you how to crochet a peacock amigurumi with a wide open train of feathers reinforced with craft wire. The head and body are crocheted in one piece, while the beak, wings and train are created separately and then sewn on. You will also embroider the feather 'eyes' and shape the crest for a charming finished look.

Peacock Amigurumi Pattern crochet pattern - detailed view of completed project

Clear photo tutorials accompany the written rounds for each piece so you can follow along easily. The pattern uses fingering/DK yarn and small hooks to create tidy stitches and detailed embroidery.

Why You'll Love This Peacock Amigurumi Pattern

I absolutely love this pattern because it turns simple crochet stitches into a dramatic and elegant peacock with a full train. I enjoyed designing the feather embroidery — it gives so much personality and detail without complicated sewing. The addition of craft wire makes the tail and legs poseable which is so satisfying to shape at the end. I also love that the head and body are worked in one piece, which helps create a neat silhouette and makes assembly more straightforward.

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

Switch Things Up

I love how easy it is to customize this peacock: change the green to teal or mint for a fresh colorway and your whole train will take on a new personality.

To make a larger peacock, switch to a DK or worsted weight yarn and a larger hook — your peacock will grow proportionally and give a chunkier, cuddly finish.

For a tiny keychain version, use lace-weight yarn and a very small hook; reduce the train rows and embroider fewer feather eyes to keep it proportional.

Try swapping the blue body for a deep purple or rich teal to create a dramatic contrast with the green train and orange accents.

I often add a tiny crocheted crown or felt accessories to the head for special gifts — a little felt bow or miniature scarf can change the mood instantly.

Experiment with metallic or variegated yarn for the feather highlights to give the eyes an iridescent look without changing the embroidery technique.

If you want a posable neck, add a thinner wire core inside the neck before finishing the head and hide it while stuffing for gentle movement.

To simplify the embroidery, use pre-made small felt circles for the eye centers and hand-sew them in place instead of stitching multiple colors.

Make a set of small peacocks in coordinated colors to use as seasonal decorations or to form a whimsical table display.

Finally, try mixing yarn textures — a slightly fuzzy yarn for the crest can add a soft, tactile contrast to the neat train stitches.

Common Mistakes & How to Fix Them

✗ Using loose tension when crocheting results in stuffing showing through and floppy feathers; crochet as tightly as you comfortably can or drop down a hook size to tighten your gauge. ✗ Skipping stitch counts when shaping the body and head can lead to misaligned rounds; count your stitches at the end of every round and use a stitch marker to mark the start of the round. ✗ Not reinforcing the train properly with craft wire causes the feathers to flop and lose shape; weave the wire through the reverse side as instructed and secure any extra firmly. ✗ Forgetting to hide yarn ends after embroidering makes the wrong side look messy and increases risk of snagging; tie ends together on the wrong side and trim them short before hiding them inside the train. ✗ Attaching wings or train without pinning first can result in uneven placement; always pin pieces in position and check spacing before permanently stitching them on.

Peacock Amigurumi Pattern

Make a beautifully detailed peacock amigurumi with an open train of feathers using this step-by-step PDF pattern. You will crochet the head and body in one piece, embroider the feather eyes, and reinforce the train with craft wire for posability. This pattern includes clear photos and assembly guidance so you can create a display-ready peacock you will be proud of.

Intermediate 12-15 Hours

Materials Needed for Peacock Amigurumi Pattern

— Main Fabric

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    4-ply/Fingering or DK/light worsted yarn in green (main train color)
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    Blue (body and head) - e.g. Scheepjes Catona Midnight (527)
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    Brown (wing details) - e.g. Scheepjes Stone Washed in Brown Agate (822) or Ginger Gold (383)
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    Orange (wing detail) - e.g. Scheepjes Catona Sweet Orange (411)
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    Ochre / Ginger Gold for feather eyes - e.g. Ginger Gold (383)
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    Turquoise or aquamarine for feather detail - e.g. Tropic (253)
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    Tiny bit of beige or gray for the beak - e.g. Caramel (506) or tiny bit of Caramel (506)
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    Small amounts of additional accent colors as listed (Parrot Green 241, Tropic 253, Caramel 506 reference colors)

— Tools Required

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    Crochet hook size 2.5mm (Size B-1 or C-2, depending on how tightly you crochet)
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    Black and white embroidery floss
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    Fiberfill stuffing
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    Stitch markers
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    Yarn needle (preferably with bent tip)
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    Large-eyed sewing needle
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    0.8 to 1mm thick craft wire
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    Superglue
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    Flat pliers (optional, for bending wire)
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    Sewing pins
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    Scissors

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— Body :

Round 1 :

Rnd 1: Sc 6 in magic ring (6)

Round 2 :

Rnd 2: Inc 6 (12)

Round 3 :

Rnd 3: [sc, inc]*6 (18)

Round 4 :

Rnd 4: Sc, [inc, sc 2]*5, inc, sc 2 (24)

Round 5 :

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

Round 6 :

Rnd 6: Sc 2, [inc, sc 4]*5, inc, sc 2 (36)

Round 7 :

Rnd 7: Ch 8 [img 1], sk 8 [img 2], sc 28 (36)

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This creates an opening out of which you will later crochet the neck.

Round 8 :

Rnd 8: Sc 8 in the back loops of the ch sts, sc 24 (36) [img 3]

Round 9 to 11 :

Rnd 9 to 11 (3 rnds): Sc 36 (36)

Round 12 :

Rnd 12: Sc 2, [dec, sc 4]*5, dec, sc 2 (30)

Round 13 :

Rnd 13: Sc 30 (30)

Round 14 :

Rnd 14: [sc 3, dec]*6 (24)

Round 15 :

Rnd 15: Sc 24 (24)

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Start filling with fiberfill and continue stuffing as you go.

Round 16 :

Rnd 16: Sc, [dec, sc 2]*5, dec, sc (18)

Round 17 :

Rnd 17: Sc 18 (18)

Round 18 :

Rnd 18: [sc, dec]*6 (12)

Round 19 :

Rnd 19: Sc 12 (12)

Round 20 :

Rnd 20: Dec 6 (6)

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Fasten off and close the round. (p. 4 of "Amigurumi Lessons")

— Neck and head :

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Crochet the neck out of the opening.

Round 1 :

Rnd 1: Sc 18 (18) (Please see the detailed description with images below)

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Join the blue yarn at the gap to the right of the first skipped stitch. [img 1] Sc in next 8 sts. [img 2] Sc in space between rnd 6 and 7 of the body. [img 3] Sc in the other side of the 8 chs. [img 4] Sc in the space you first joined the yarn in. [img 5 and 6]

Round 2 :

Rnd 2: [sc 7, dec]*2 (16)

Round 3 :

Rnd 3: [sc 2, dec]*4 (12)

Round 4 :

Rnd 4: Sc 12 (12)

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Fill with fiberfill and continue stuffing as you go.

Round 5 :

Rnd 5: [sc, dec]*4 (8)

Round 6 to 8 :

Rnd 6 to 8 (3 rnds): Sc 8 (8)

Round 9 :

Rnd 9: [sc, inc]*4 (12)

Round 10 :

Rnd 10: Sc 12 (12)

Round 11 :

Rnd 11: Dec 6 (6)

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Fasten off and close the round.

— Beak :

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Ch 2

Round 1 :

Sc in 2nd ch from hook (1)

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Fasten off.

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Pin the beak centered to the front of the head between the last two rounds. [img 1] Thread the yarn ends on a yarn needle and bring them through to the same space in between stitches on the back, one by one. [img 2] Tie the ends together and cut them short. Then pull them inside the body, using a hook. [img 3]

— Embroider the eyes :

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Cut an approx. 70 cm/28" long piece of white embroidery floss and thread it on a large-eyed sewing needle. Insert the needle next to the beak and stitch through to the top of the head on the same side. Repeat this stitch two more times. [img 1 to 3]

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Insert the needle at the same spot and stitch through to the back of the head on the same side. [img 4]

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Now, make a parallel stitch, leaving a small space in between. This stitch is positioned further towards the back of the head. The needle exits at the same spot as in img 4. Repeat this stitch two more times. [img 5 to 7]

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The stitches almost connect in the front now. Connect the stitches at the back as well with one stitch. [img 8] The needle exits at the other side of the beak from where you can embroider the other side the same way. [img 9]

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Once you have embroidered the other side, hide the ends the same way you did with the beak. [img 10]

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Cut a 30 cm/12" long black piece of embroidery floss and thread it on the large-eyed sewing needle. Make one long stitch between the white stitches. [img 11] Make the same stitch to create a bolder line. This time the needle exits at the center of the black stitch. [img 12]

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Make two short vertical stitches through the center of the horizontal black stitch. [img 13 and 14] Hide the ends the same way you did previously. [img 15] See the result in img 16.

— Make the crest :

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Cut a 10 cm/4" short piece of blue yarn. Thread it on a yarn needle and insert it vertically, centered at the back of the head. Pull the piece of yarn halfway through and remove the yarn needle. [img 1 and 2]

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Make a double knot and cut the ends about 1 cm/0.4" short. [img 3 and 4] Untwist the yarn ends so that the separate fibers form a crest. [img 5]

— Wings :

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Crochet the orange parts of the wings (make 2)

Round 1 :

Rnd 1: Sc 6 in magic ring (6)

Round 2 :

Rnd 2: Inc 6 (12)

Round 3 :

Rnd 3: Sc 12 (12)

Round 4 :

Rnd 4: [ch 7 [img 1], sc 6 (starting in 2nd ch) [img 2], press both sides together, sl st next st and corresponding st on the opposite side together]*6 [img 3 to 8]

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Fasten off, leaving a long yarn tail for sewing.

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The brown parts of the wings are crocheted in rows.

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Crochet the left side: Ch 3, leaving a long tail for sewing

Round 1 :

R 1: Sc 2 (starting in 2nd ch from hook), ch 1, turn (2)

Round 2 :

R 2: Inc 2, ch 1, turn (4)

Round 3 :

R 3: Inc 1, sc 2, inc 1, ch 1, turn(6)

Round 4 to 7 :

R 4 to 7 (4 rs): Sc 6, ch 1, turn (6)

Round 8 :

R 8: Sc 2, [sk 1, sc 1]*2, ch 1, turn (4)

Round 9 :

R 9: Sk 1, sc 3, ch 1, turn (3)

Round 10 :

R 10: Sc 1, sk 1, sc 1, ch 1, turn (2)

Round 11 :

R 11: Sc 2, ch 1, turn (2)

Round 12 :

R 12: Sk 1, sc 1, ch 1, turn (1)

Round 13 and 14 :

R 13 and 14 (2 rs): Sc 1, ch 1, turn (1)

Round 15 :

R 15: Sc 1 (1)

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Do not fasten off.

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Now crochet all around the wing.

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Sc 14 in the side of the wing in between rows all the way to the top [img 1], sc 2 in the other side of the 2-ch-chain you began with [img 2], sc 14 in the other side of the wing in between rows down to the tip of the wing (30) [img 3 to 4]

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Finish with a sl st in the first sc and an invisible finish. Weave in the yarn end.

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Crochet the right side: Ch 3, leaving a long yarn end for sewing.

Round 1 :

R 1: Sc 2 (starting in 2nd ch from hook), ch 1, turn

Round 2 :

R 2: Inc 2, ch 1, turn (4)

Round 3 :

R 3: Inc 1, sc 2, inc 1, ch 1, turn (6)

Round 4 to 7 :

R 4 to 7 (4 rs): Sc 6, ch 1, turn (6)

Round 8 :

R 8: [sk 1, sc 1]*2, sc 2, ch 1, turn (4)

Round 9 :

R 9: Sc 2, sk 1, sc 1, ch 1, turn (3)

Round 10 :

R 10: Sk 1, sc 2, ch 1, turn (2)

Round 11 :

R 11: Sc 2, ch 1, turn (2)

Round 12 :

R 12: Sk 1, sc 1, ch 1, turn (1)

Round 13 and 14 :

R 13 and 14 (2 rs): Sc 1, ch 1, turn (1)

Round 15 :

R 15: Sc 1 (1)

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Do not fasten off. Now crochet all around the wing, as you did with the left wing.

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Sc 14 in the side of the wing in between rows all the way to the top, sc 2 in the other side of the 2-ch-chain you began with, sc 14 in the other side of the wing in between rows down to the tip of the wing (30)

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Finish with a sl st in the first sc and an invisible finish. Weave in the yarn end.

— Attach the wings :

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Sew on the orange parts of the wings: Pin the orange parts of the wings on rounds 13 to 16 of the body. The feathers should slightly point upwards. Sew on the feathers along the base and weave in the yarn ends. [img 1 to 3]

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Sew on the brown parts of the wings: Pin the brown parts of the wings on rounds 6 to 16. They should overlap with the orange parts of the wings and the brown tip should align with the upper orange feathers. Sew them on along the base of the top side. [img 4 to 6]

— Attach the legs with wire :

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Cut a 50 cm / 20" long piece of craft wire and insert it in between rounds 12 and 13 of the body with 5 stitches space in between. Both wire ends should be equally long. Bend them downwards. [img 1]

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Measure 3cm /1.2" from the belly, then bend the wire forward. This will be the leg. [img 2] Measure 1cm /0.4" from the bend and bend the wire backwards. This will be the outer toe. [img 3]

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Bend the wire forward. [img 4] Bend the wire backwards at 1.5 cm/ 0.6", measured from the last bend. This creates the middle toe. [img 5]

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Bend the wire forward [img 6] and backwards again at 1 cm /0.4". This shapes the inner toe. [img 7]

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Now, bend the wire straight backwards, like an extension of the middle toe. Then bend it back forward at 1cm /0.4", measured from the slight bend. This will be the back toe. [img 8]

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Wrap the remaining wire tightly around the leg and cut off any excess. Bend the legs ever so slightly at half-length. [img 9]

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Repeat these steps on the other side. [img 10 and 11]

— Crochet the train in green :

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The train of feathers is crocheted in rows. You will crochet a front and a reverse side, which you will sew together after embroidering the front side. Try not to make the slip stitches too tight. Starting with row 2, you will work in the back loops only.

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Crochet the front side of the train: Ch 38, leaving a long yarn end for sewing.

Round 1 :

R 1: Tr in 4th ch from hook, tr 4, sc 5, dc 5, sl st 5, hdc 5, sl st 10, ch 1, turn (35)

Round 2 :

R 2: In BLO: Sl st 10, hdc 5, sl st 5, dc 5, sc 5, tr 5, ch 1, turn (35)

Round 3 :

R 3: In BLO: [sl st 5, hdc 5]*2, sl st 15, ch 1, turn (35)

Round 4 :

R 4: In BLO: Sl st 15, [hdc 5, sl st 5]*2, ch 3, turn (35)

Round 5 :

R 5: In BLO: Tr 5, sc 5, dc 5, sl st 5, hdc 5, sl st 10, ch 1, turn (35)

Round 6 :

R 6: In BLO: Sl st 10, hdc 5, sl st 5, dc 5, sc 5, tr 5, ch 1, turn (35)

Round 7 :

R 7: In BLO: Sl st 5, dc 5, [sl st 5, hdc 5]*2, sl st 5, ch 1, turn (35)

Round 8 :

R 8: In BLO: [sl st 5, hdc 5]*2, sl st 5, dc 5, sl st 5, ch 3, turn (35)

Round 9 :

R 9: In BLO: Tr 5, sc 5, dc 5, sl st 5, hdc 5, sl st 10, ch 1, turn (35)

Round 10 to 49 :

R 10 to 49 (40 rs): Repeat rows 2 to 9 x 5 times

Round 50 :

R 50: Sl st 10, hdc 5, sl st 5, dc 5, sc 5, tr 5 (35) [img 1]

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Do not fasten off.

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Turn your work so that the wrong side faces up. [img 2]

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From here, continue as follows: {Crochet in the side between two triple crochet rows: [tr 4, ch 3, sl st in 3rd ch, tr 4], sl st in the side between two slip stitch rows}*13 Please also see the chart in img 3. Fasten off, leaving a long yarn end for sewing.

— Crochet the reverse side of the train :

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Ch 33, leaving a long end for sewing.

Round 1 :

R 1: Tr in 4th ch from hook, tr 4, sc 5, dc 5, sl st 5, hdc 5, sl st 5, ch 1, turn (30)

Round 2 :

R 2: In BLO: Sl st 5, hdc 5, sl st 5, dc 5, sc 5, tr 5, ch 1, turn (30)

Round 3 :

R 3: In BLO: [sl st 5, hdc 5]*2, sl st 10, ch 1, turn (30)

Round 4 :

R 4: In BLO: Sl st 10, [hdc 5, sl st 5]*2, ch 3, turn (30)

Round 5 :

R 5: In BLO: Tr 5, sc 5, dc 5, sl st 5, hdc 5, sl st 5, ch 1, turn (30)

Round 6 :

R 6: In BLO: Sl st 5, hdc 5, sl st 5, dc 5, sc 5, tr 5, ch 1, turn (30)

Round 7 :

R 7: In BLO: Sl st 5, dc 5, [sl st 5, hdc 5]*2, ch 1, turn (30)

Round 8 :

R 8: In BLO: [hdc 5, sl st 5]*2, dc 5, sl st 5, ch 3, turn (30)

Round 9 :

R 9: In BLO: Tr 5, sc 5, dc 5, sl st 5, hdc 5, sl st 5, ch 1, turn (30)

Round 10 to 49 :

R 10 to 49 (40 rs): Repeat rows 2 to 9 x 5 times

Round 50 :

R 50: Sl st 5, hdc 5, sl st 5, dc 5, sc 5, tr 5 (30)

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Fasten off, leaving a long yarn end for sewing.

— Embroider the "eyes" on the front side of the train :

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Cut a long piece of ochre yarn. You can join more yarn later. All yarn ends will be hidden by the reverse side of the train. Embroider the feather’s eyes on each of the hdc, dc and tr ‘feathers’. Begin at the lower edge. Insert the needle between the 1st and 2nd hdc [img 1], then bring it under the 2nd and 3rd hdc on the opposite side of the ‘feather’. [img 2]

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Repeat this stitch two more times [img 3 and 4], then insert the needle centered above the 5th hdc and in between the 3rd and 4th hdc on the same side. [img 5]

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Now, insert it centered above the 5th hdc again, this time exiting centered between the 3rd and 4th hdc. [img 6]

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Insert the needle centered above the 5th hdc again and in between the 3rd and 4th hdc on the other side. [img 7] Repeat this stitch two more times. [img 8 and 9]

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Now, bring the needle under the 2nd and 3rd hdc on this side. [img 10] Insert the needle in between the 1st and 2nd hdc on both sides. [img 11]

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Insert the needle at the same spot again and bring it through to the center of the 5th hdc of the next ‘feather’. [img 12] You can begin embroidering this eye from here. [img 13 to 15] Repeat this with all hdc and dc ‘feathers’. When you reach the top row of tr ‘feathers’, make 7 stitches on the 4th and 5th tr instead of 5. [img 16]

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Cut a long piece of blue yarn and within the ochre outline, embroider 2 vertical stitches on the 2nd and 3rd hdc on each side (4 in total). [img 17 to 20]

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Repeat this with all hdc, dc, and tr ‘feathers’. When embroidering the top row of tr ‘feathers’, embroider 3 vertical stitches on the 2nd and 3rd tr on each side (6 in total) instead of 2 (4 in total).

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Cut a turquoise or aquamarine piece of yarn and make a vertical stitch over the 2nd and 3rd hdc in between the ochre and blue stitches. [img 21] Then make a horizontal stitch in between the 1st and 2nd hdc on the left side. The needle exits at the center. [img 22]

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Now, make a short vertical stitch centered over the 2nd hdc stitches on both sides, centered between the blue stitches. [img 23] Make a horizontal stitch in between the 1st and 2nd hdc on the right side. [img 24] Then make a vertical stitch over the 2nd and 3rd hdc in between the ochre and blue stitches on the right side. [img 25]

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Make a horizontal stitch to connect the two vertical turquoise stitches. [img 26] Repeat this with all hdc, dc, and tr ‘feathers’. Tie the yarn ends together at the wrong side and cut them short.

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Right side of front side of train (image). Wrong side of front side of train (image). Right side of reverse side of train (image).

— Sew the front and reverse side of the train together :

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Lay the front and reverse sides of the train on top of each other with the wrong sides facing each other. Both sides should align. The top (or the tips of the top row feathers), that you crocheted to the front side later, and the first 5 slip stitches along the bottom side should peek out from under the reverse side. [img 1]

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Pin the corners of the front and reverse sides of the train together with stitch markers. [img 2]

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Sew the sides together by stitching together the corresponding stitches, using the long yarn ends. [img 3 to 6]

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Leave the bottom sides open. Sew the top sides together by stitching the triple crochet and slip stitches along the edge of the reverse side together with the corresponding triple crochet and slip stitches of the front side. [img 7 to 15] Hide the yarn ends inside.

— Reinforce the train with wire :

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Cut a 60 cm/24" long piece of craft wire. You will use it to reinforce the center part of the train. Weave the wire through the reverse side of the train in between row 17 and 18, 21 and 22, 25 and 26, 29 and 30, and 33 and 34. [img 1]

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Weave any remaining wire along the top and secure it. [img 2 to 5] See result in img 6.

— Sew the train on the body :

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Pin the train on round 6 of the body. You can slightly stretch the ‘ribbing’ of the front side of the train. There should be around 9 stitches space on the belly between both corners of the train. [img 1]

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Pin the reverse side of the train in place. [img 2]

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Sew the front of the train to the body, using the long yarn end and making small stitches. [img 3]

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Once you have sewn on the front of the train, make a long stitch to the base of the wing from where you will sew on the reverse side of the train. [img 1] Alternate between small stitches through the train and the body. [img 2 and 3] See result in img 4 to 6.

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Apply a little glue to a wooden toothpick. Use it to style the crest in shape. Leave it to dry. [img 7] You can also apply a drop of glue to the base of the legs to stop them from moving so that your peacock can stand.

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Your peacock is now complete!

Assembly Instructions

  • Pin the beak centered to the front of the head between the last two rounds, thread the yarn ends on a yarn needle and bring them through to the same space between stitches on the back one by one, tie ends together and pull them inside the body.
  • Sew the orange parts of the wings onto rounds 13 to 16 of the body so the feathers point slightly upwards, then sew the brown parts over rounds 6 to 16 aligning tips with upper orange feathers.
  • Cut a 50 cm/20" piece of craft wire and insert it between rounds 12 and 13 of the body with 5 stitches spacing; bend and shape the wire to form toes and wrap remaining wire around the leg, repeat for other side.
  • Pin the train on round 6 of the body (approx. 9 stitch gap across the belly), sew the front of the train to the body using long yarn end with small stitches, pin reverse side and stitch the remaining edges together.
  • Reinforce the center of the train with a 60 cm/24" piece of craft wire woven through the reverse side between rows 17/18, 21/22, 25/26, 29/30, 33/34 and secure any remaining wire along the top.

Important Notes

  • 💡Crochet in seamless spirals and use stitch markers to keep track of the beginning of rounds for accurate shaping.
  • 💡Crochet as tightly as you comfortably can to prevent stuffing showing through; if you crochet loosely, use a smaller hook.
  • 💡This amigurumi contains craft wire and is not suitable for children under 3; avoid using craft wire if the toy will be within reach of young children.
  • 💡Stuff firmly but progressively while shaping the head and body so that the final silhouette remains smooth and even.

This peacock pattern creates an elegant, handcrafted display piece with a full, embroidered train of feathers. 🧶 Follow the clear photo steps and detailed rounds to build the body, wings, and embroidered feather 'eyes' for a professional finish. ✨ Shape the crest and reinforce the tail with craft wire for a poseable, gallery-ready amigurumi you will absolutely love. 🐦

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FAQs

What size will the finished piece be?

The peacock's train of feathers will be about 27 cm/10.5" wide and the peacock will measure 13 cm/5" tall (feet to tip of centre feather) using the recommended yarn and hook size.

Can I use different yarn weights for this pattern?

Yes, you can use different yarn weights, but this will affect the final size and gauge; use an appropriate hook for your chosen yarn and expect the peacock to be larger or smaller.

Do I need prior crochet experience for this pattern?

This pattern is rated intermediate, so basic crochet skills plus some experience with amigurumi shaping, working in BLO, and simple embroidery are recommended for best results.

How long does this project typically take to complete?

Most crocheters will take 12-15 hours to complete this detailed peacock, though time may vary based on experience, embroidery speed, and assembly.