How to Crochet A Funny Long-Legged Duck Amigurumi Coaster
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Here is another COOL design to crochet a duck funny coaster! Today, you will learn how to crochet this kawaii long-legged duck anti-stress coaster with a step-by-step tutorial. This crochet duck has a exaggerated patterns for the croceht legs, beak and the shape of the body. It also features a small crochet crochet sprout that can be posed in many ways. This crochet coaster is not a flip flop coaster but not less fun that those viral coaster variations. You can also crochet the green and brown variation of this crochet duck coaster. Be sure to crochet one this fall, in particular.
Crochet A Funny Long-Legged Duck Coaster
It is designed more like the crochet Patrick star coaster with the duck crocheted as if it is lying after some hard work. So, gift this crochet funny long-legged coaster to anyone with a busy and somewhat tiresome routine whether its (if you are crocheted obsessed) or some friend in your circle. Follow the crochet pattern below and continue reading for learning more about this crochet long-legged duck project.
About the designer: The designer for these crochet sprout duck coaster is @pukasnow_crochet – she designs and crochets lovely accessories, amigurumi and bags with always some addition of a theme such as desserts, fruits and characters.
Tutorial to Crochet Legged Amigurumi Duck Coaster
This project is a cute and quirky upside-down duck coaster that adds a fun touch to any desk. You start by making a flat, round base using thicker yarn, which acts as the coaster itself. Next, you crochet the duck’s head, beak, wings, and webbed feet using smaller hooks for finer details.
The feet are given a realistic shape by placing thick wire inside them. Finally, you can add a tiny leaf or a lucky four-leaf clover on the head before gluing all the pieces together. It is a beginner-friendly pattern full of personality, perfect for holding your favorite mug!
Tutorial to Crochet A Duck Coaster with Step-by-Step Guide
Abbreviations Used
MR: Magic Ring
ch: Chain
sl st: Slip Stitch
sc: Single Crochet
inc: Increase
dec: Decrease
dc: Double Crochet
Skill Level
Easy / Beginner-Friendly
Detailed Materials Used
5-ply milk cotton yarn (held double for the thick coaster base)
4-ply milk cotton yarn (for the duck’s head, beak, feet, and wings)
1.5 mm thick fine yarn (for the tiny leaf/clover on top)
4.0 mm crochet hook (used with the 5-ply yarn for the base)
2.5 mm crochet hook (for the main amigurumi body parts)
2.0 mm crochet hook (for the fine leaf details)
Fiberfill stuffing (for filling the head and the beak)
Thick stem wire (inserted into the feet for a realistic 3D shape)
Leaf craft wire (about 10 cm long, for the top sprout)
5mm safety eyes
Tapestry needle (for contouring the feet and sewing holes closed)
Hot glue (for attaching the head, beak, wings, and feet to the base)
Learn Crocheting 3D Duck Coaster
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