Materials:Yarn: Worsted weight yarn in white: ~50g Small amounts of worsted-weight yarn in orange, black, and yellow Crochet hook: 3.5mm Safety eyes: 9mm Poly-fil stuffing Yarn needle Stitch marker (optional)sStep by step Pattern Body: Start with white yarn and make a magic ring.Crochet 6 single crochets (sc) into the ring. Increase to 12 sc by crocheting 2 sc in each stitch. Continue increasing 6 sc evenly spaced in each round until you have 36 sc. Crochet 10 rounds of sc without increasing. Start decreasing by crocheting 2 sc together every 6th stitch. Continue decreasing every round until you have 12 sc. Stuff the body firmly.Leave a long tail of yarn and cut the yarn.

Head:Attach white yarn to the top of the body. Make a magic ring and crochet 6 sc into the ring. Increase to 12 sc by crocheting 2 sc in each stitch. Continue increasing 6 sc evenly spaced in each round until you have 36 sc. Crochet 8 rounds of sc without increasing. Start decreasing by crocheting 2 sc together every 6th stitch. Continue decreasing every round until you have 12 sc. Stuff the head firmly. Leave a long tail of yarn and cut the yarn.Eyes:Sew on the safety eyes above the muzzle, slightly angled inwards. Beak: Attach orange yarn to the center of the face below the eyes. Make a magic ring and crochet 6 sc into the ring. Decrease by crocheting 2 sc together every round until you have 1 sc. Slip stitch to close the hole.Wings (make 2): Start with white yarn and make a magic ring. Crochet 6 sc into the ring. Increase to 12 sc by crocheting 2 sc in each stitch. Crochet 5 rounds of sc without increasing. Decrease by crocheting 2 sc together every round until you have 3 sc. Stuff the wing lightly. Crochet 2 sc together, then slip stitch to close the hole.

Assembly:Sew the wings to the sides of the body. Sew the head to the body, leaving a small gap for the neck. Embroider small black triangles above the eyes for eyebrows. Embroider a small yellow circle in the center of the beak.Tips: You can use different shades of white yarn for the body and head to create a more realistic effect. If you are using safety eyes, be sure to sew them on securely so that they are not a choking hazard. You can add other details to your owl, such as feet or feathers, if you like.