Maria The Unicorn Baby Lovey Crochet Pattern

Not long after I finished making the 3in1 Rainbow Unicorn Baby Blanket, I decided that it needs a little sister, and this is how Maria The Unicorn Lovey was born.

The pattern is written in US terms, it uses basic stitches and therefore
is suitable for beginners who have crocheted amigurumi patterns
before.

Do you already know this pattern and just want to buy it?

You can find the affordable, large print, PDF pattern for this adorable unicorn baby security blanket on Ravelry or Etsy.

Make this lovey your own by choosing your own color scheme. Use shades of blue for a boy, make it unisex by using warm shades of green and yellow or keep it pretty pink, just like in this tutorial.

The gauge is not important but I will list the measurements below for your reference. Keep the tension relaxed, if your work is too tight, the ends will curl.

Using the yarn weight and hook size suggested in this pattern will create a
lovey approximately 56cm (21in) in diameter, the head measures 12.5cm
(5in) and the arms measure 15cm (6in).

Looking For A Different Baby Security Blanket Design?

You can find the complete collection HERE.
Which one is your favorite?
Some of the designs also have animal baby blankets for a complete set.

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This pattern is available in my ETSY STORE and RAVELRY STORE only in a large print, inexpensive, printable PDF file, with lots of pictures and step by step tutorial on how to crochet yours.  

Supplies Used

• 1 x 100g balls of DK / light worsted yarn in white
• 1 x 25g balls of DK / light worsted yarn in dark purple
• 1 x 25g ball of DK / light worsted yarn in purple
• 1 x 25g ball of DK / light worsted yarn in pink
• crochet hook size 4mm
• 9mm safety eyes (if you prefer, you can sew on the eyes with ark purple
• yarn)
• darning needle and stitch markers
• polyfill stuffing

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Learn how to crochet the bead stitch with detailed step by step illustrated tutorial and video HERE.

I hope you enjoyed my latest creation and found the pattern easy to follow. Don’t forget to tag me with your finished projects, I would love to see how yours turned out.

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This pattern and design are subject to copyright and are for personal, non-commercial use only. 

You can sell the items made with this pattern on a small scale if you made them yourself (e.g. handmade to order or sold at fairs etc). 

Mass production of items using my patterns is not allowed without my written approval. 

You may not distribute or sell this pattern under any circumstances.  

Happy Crocheting!