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Explore Knitted Pigeons Free Patterns and pick a fun design to make a charming handmade bird for decoration or gifting.
These Knitted Pigeons Free Patterns are a fun way to make cute little birds with yarn and needles. Pigeons may be common birds, but they look surprisingly cute when turned into knitted toys. If you want a tiny bird for your desk or shelves, then make this pigeon, which will look adorable. They will also make sweet decorations for shelves, desks, or bedrooms, while some will become soft handmade toys for children and bird lovers. Grab your knitting needles, prepare your yarn, and bring these adorable knitted pigeons to life with a few relaxing crafting sessions.
Knitted Pigeons Free Patterns
1. Wood Pigeon
The pigeon pattern is created by Sara Elizabeth Kellner, which gives the bird a more natural appearance and familiar pigeon features. The knitting gauge of this is 24 stitches and 30 rows = 10 cm in stockinette stitch.
2. Cooey the Pigeon
This pigeon pattern by Whodunnknit has a sweet character that makes the finished toy especially fun to look at. Looking for a small handmade bird with plenty of personality? This one could be a great project for your needles.
3. Pudgy Pigeon
Rosemarie Montefusco has made this pigeon toy, which has colorful bands around the neck. The fuller shape makes the finished bird look ready for a cozy spot on a shelf or table. You need to have fingering weight yarn and US 2 and 0 knitting needles to make this.
4. Pigeon
Sue Stratford has created this bird toy pattern, which gives the look of a pigeon sitting on your balcony. Its wings and body give you enough room to work with different shades and textures of yarn. A mix of gray, white, and darker tones will make the bird resemble a city pigeon.
5. My Lovely Pigeon Toy
This toy at the May Lily Knitting blog has a sweet handmade look that makes it stand out among small knitted birds. The flat construction gives the design a different feel compared with fuller stuffed pigeon projects.
6. Tiny Perching Pigeons
Anna is the designer behind this pretty pigeon pattern. They are perfect for anyone who enjoys miniature knitting projects. You could make several in different shades and create your own tiny flock. How cute would a row of these little pigeons look sitting together on a shelf?
7. Puny Pigeon
This pigeon toy by Melissa Salzman is a small and playful design with a quirky personality. Its compact size makes it a handy project for knitters who prefer quick little makes. The tiny proportions give it an amusing look that can brighten up a desk, bookcase, or craft corner.
8. My Pet Pigeons
Christine Grant has made this amazing pigeon toy, which brings the idea of having a little flock right into your knitting basket. Making more than one could give you a chance to use several leftover yarn colors from your stash. It will also make a playful gift for your loved ones.
9. My Lovely Pigeon Toy
This pigeon pattern by Luba Andrushchenko has a soft, toy-like appearance that makes it a cheerful project for bird fans. It is knitted in the round, from head to tail, as one seamless piece. The wings are knitted separately in rows and sewn to the body.
10. Bill the Pigeon
Nicky Stewart has made this 12 cm tall pigeon toy using DK yarn weight and US 6 knitting needles. The rounded body, little face, and wing details give it a friendly appearance.
