Ideal for those with basic crocheting experience, featuring slightly more advanced stitches and techniques to expand your skills.
Fits nicely into a free afternoon — 2 to 5 hours of focused, enjoyable crocheting.
Delightful animal designs with sweet details that capture the essence of your favorite woodland and farmyard friends.
This pattern makes a beautiful handmade gift — thoughtful enough for someone special, but quick enough to make a few before the holidays. She looks absolutely stunning on a mantle or as a patriotic desk buddy.
I love how the dress is worked over the body to give it real dimension without being bulky. The tiny torch is my favorite part — it is so satisfying to see those little details come together to make such a recognizable icon! It is a great way to use up some of your favorite cotton yarn stash.
I’ve always been fascinated by the Statue of Liberty, so bringing her to life in crochet form was such a fun creative challenge for me! When I was working on this design, I really wanted to make sure the crown had that signature sharp look without being too difficult to assemble.
One tip I have for you while working on this project: when you get to the torch, use a slightly tighter tension than usual. It helps the little flame sit snugly inside and keeps the torch handle nice and sturdy so it doesn't flop over. I chose a specific shade of pale green to mimic that beautiful aged copper, but don't be afraid to experiment!
I can totally see this little lady being a star at a summer BBQ or even as a desk companion for a history buff. There’s something so grounding about working on a project that represents such a big idea, even when it’s only five inches tall. I hope you enjoy every round and feel that same sense of patriotic joy that I did while stitching her up! Happy crafting, friends!
Celebrate freedom with this adorable Lady Liberty amigurumi! This project helps you create a pint-sized version of the iconic landmark, complete with her crown, torch, and book. She is the perfect project for a patriotic holiday or as a meaningful gift for someone who loves history and handmade charm. You will love watching this little statue come to life stitch by stitch.
Using your pale green yarn, ch 26 and join to the first ch to form a ring.
Work into the third loop of your foundation chain for this round, crocheting 26 sc (26).
Work 26 sc around (26).
Work 26 sc around (26).
Work 26 sc around (26).
Work 26 sc around (26).
Work 26 sc around (26).
5 sc, 1 dec, 12 sc, 1 dec, 5 sc (24).
Work 24 sc around (24).
Work 24 sc around (24).
Work 24 sc around (24).
Work 24 sc around (24).
Work 24 sc around (24).
Repeat (2 sc, 1 dec) 6 times around (18).
Finish with a sl st, cut your yarn and secure the end.
Using pale green yarn, ch 35 and join to the first ch to create a circle.
Work 10 sl st followed by 25 sc (35).
Work 10 blsl followed by 25 blsc (35).
Work 10 blsl followed by 25 blsc (35).
Finish with a sl st and fasten off, leaving a length of yarn for sewing.
Using pale green, begin with 6 sc inside a magic ring (6).
Work 1 inc in every stitch around (12).
Work 12 bpsc around (12).
Work 12 sc around (12).
Work 12 sc around (12).
Cut the yarn and fasten off. Create a second leg by repeating Rounds 1-5, but do not cut the yarn on the second one.
Join the legs together by inserting your hook into a stitch from the first leg and pulling the loop through. Work 12 sc on each leg (24).
Work 24 sc around (24).
Work 24 sc around (24).
Work 24 sc around (24).
Work 24 sc around (24).
Repeat (6 sc, 1 dec) 3 times around (21).
Work 21 sc around (21).
Work 21 sc around (21).
Work 21 sc around (21).
Repeat (5 sc, 1 dec) 3 times around (18).
Work 18 sc around (18).
Pause here to add stuffing to the legs and lower body. You will crochet the next round through both the body and the dress.
Work 18 sc around (18).
Work 18 blsl around (18).
Working in the front loops only for this round, crochet (1 flsc, 1 inc) 9 times (27).
Repeat (2 sc, 1 inc) 9 times around (36).
Repeat (5 sc, 1 inc) 6 times around (42).
Work 42 sc around (42).
Work 42 sc around (42).
Work 42 sc around (42).
Work 42 sc around (42).
Work 42 sc around (42).
Work 42 sc around (42).
Work 42 sc around (42).
Work 42 sc around (42).
Repeat (5 sc, 1 dec) 6 times around (36).
Repeat (4 sc, 1 dec) 6 times around (30).
Repeat (3 sc, 1 dec) 6 times around (24).
Repeat (2 sc, 1 dec) 6 times around (18).
Finish stuffing the head firmly.
Repeat (1 sc, 1 dec) 6 times around (12).
Fasten off and tuck the yarn end deep into the body to hide it.
Using green yarn, start with 6 sc in a magic ring (6).
Repeat (2 sc, 1 inc) twice (8).
Work 8 sc around (8).
Work 8 sc around (8).
Work 8 sc around (8).
Work 8 sc around (8).
Work 8 sc around (8).
Work 8 sc around (8).
Flatten the arm and work 4 sc through both layers to close the opening (4).
Cut the yarn and fasten off, leaving a tail for sewing.
Ch 28, skip the first ch, and work 27 sc. Ch 1 and turn (27).
1 blsc, then repeat (ch 5, skip first ch, 1 sl st, 1 sc, 1 hdc, 1 dc, skip next st on row 1, 3 blsc) 7 times, ending with 1 blsc.
Fasten off and leave a tail for attaching to the head.
Start with 6 sc in a magic ring (6).
Work 1 inc in every stitch around (12).
Repeat (1 sc, 1 inc) 6 times (18).
Repeat (2 sc, 1 inc) 6 times (24).
Repeat (3 sc, 1 inc) 6 times (30).
Repeat (4 sc, 1 inc) 6 times (36).
Repeat (5 sc, 1 inc) 6 times (42).
Work 42 sc around (42).
Work 42 sc around (42).
Work 42 sc around (42).
Work 42 sc around (42).
ch 2, 12 dc, ch 2, 1 sl st, ch 2, 12 dc, ch 2, 1 sc, then repeat (ch 7, skip first ch, 6 sc, join with a sc) 16 times.
Fasten off and leave a long tail for sewing.
Start with 4 sc in a magic ring (4).
Work 4 sc around (4).
Repeat (1 inc, 1 sc) twice (6).
Work 6 sc around (6).
Work 6 flsc inc around (12).
Work 12 bpsc around (12).
Work 12 sc around (12).
Finish with a sl st and fasten off, leaving a tail for sewing.
Using yellow yarn, start with 6 sc in a magic ring (6).
Work 6 sc around (6).
Work 6 sc around (6).
Repeat (2 sc, 1 inc) twice (8).
Work 8 sc around (8).
Fasten off and sew this piece inside the top of the torch.
Ch 5, then starting in the second ch from your hook, work 4 sc. Ch 1 and turn (4).
Work 4 sc across. Ch 1 and turn (4).
Work 4 sc across. Ch 1 and turn (4).
Work 4 sc across (4).
Work around the edge: 3 sc in the corner, 4 sc down, 3 sc in the next corner, 3 sc across, 3 sc in the final corner, and 4 sc up. Join with a sl st.
Your very own Lady Liberty is now ready to stand tall and proud! This amigurumi project is such a rewarding way to practice shaping and working with multiple small accessories. I hope you found the process of creating her torch, book, and iconic crown as enjoyable as I did. She makes a wonderful centerpiece for holiday decor or a thoughtful gift for anyone who appreciates the spirit of freedom. Don't forget to share your finished photos with the community—I'd love to see the colors you chose! Keep those hooks moving and enjoy your new handmade treasure. ✨🧶
Yes, you can use worsted weight yarn, but keep in mind that the finished toy will be significantly larger (around 7-8 inches) and you will need to increase your hook size accordingly.
This usually happens if the base isn't stuffed firmly enough or if the back post stitches in Round 3 were skipped. Make sure the stuffing is packed tightly into the feet and legs.
If your spikes are curling, try using a slightly smaller hook for the crown or lightly steam block the piece before sewing it to the head.
Absolutely! 5mm or 6mm safety eyes work perfectly. Just make sure to install them between rounds 24 and 25 before you finish stuffing and closing the head.
Since it's made with cotton yarn, you can spot clean it with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid machine washing to protect the delicate accessories like the torch and crown.
