With this crochet pattern, you can make an adorable hen family consisting of a mother hen and little chicks.
The pattern guides you step by step through all parts and is clearly structured.
The figures are made with soft chenille yarn and are perfect as cuddly toys, decorations, or thoughtful handmade gifts.
Thanks to the clear instructions and helpful photos, the pattern is also suitable for beginners.
Skills Required / What You'll Receive
Required skills:
Basic crochet knowledge is required. You should be familiar with single crochet stitches, increases and decreases, and working in rounds. Experience with amigurumi is helpful, but not essential.
Pattern format:
The crochet pattern is clearly structured and explained step by step. It includes:
• detailed written instructions
• clear round-by-round stitch counts
• helpful photos illustrating important steps
The pattern is provided as a digital file.
Skill level:
Easy to intermediate.
The pattern is also suitable for motivated beginners.
Size Information
The finished hen family measures approximately 14 cm (5.5 inches) when made with the recommended yarn and crochet hook.
The final size may vary slightly depending on the yarn weight and your personal crochet tension.
Materials List
Yarn:
Chenille yarn: Himalaya Dolphin Baby (100 g / 120 m), yarn weight 6 (Super Bulky)
• White (color 80301), approx. 10 g
• Brown (color 80337), approx. 80 g
• Peach (color 80333), approx. 54 g
• Red (color 80318), approx. 10 g
Additional materials:
• 3.5 mm crochet hook
• Polyester fiberfill
• Scissors
• 6 mm and 10 mm safety eyes
This crochet pattern is for personal use only.
You may make finished items from this pattern for yourself or as gifts.
Reselling, sharing, copying, reproducing, or translating the pattern, in whole or in part, is not permitted.
Publishing or distributing this pattern on other websites or platforms is also prohibited.
Thank you for respecting my work and supporting independent designers.
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With this crochet pattern, you can make an adorable hen family consisting of a mother hen and little chicks.
The pattern guides you step by step through all parts and is clearly structured.
The figures are made with soft chenille yarn and are perfect as cuddly toys, decorations, or thoughtful handmade gifts.
Thanks to the clear instructions and helpful photos, the pattern is also suitable for beginners.
Skills Required / What You'll Receive
Required skills:
Basic crochet knowledge is required. You should be familiar with single crochet stitches, increases and decreases, and working in rounds. Experience with amigurumi is helpful, but not essential.
Pattern format:
The crochet pattern is clearly structured and explained step by step. It includes:
• detailed written instructions
• clear round-by-round stitch counts
• helpful photos illustrating important steps
The pattern is provided as a digital file.
Skill level:
Easy to intermediate.
The pattern is also suitable for motivated beginners.
Size Information
The finished hen family measures approximately 14 cm (5.5 inches) when made with the recommended yarn and crochet hook.
The final size may vary slightly depending on the yarn weight and your personal crochet tension.
Materials List
Yarn:
Chenille yarn: Himalaya Dolphin Baby (100 g / 120 m), yarn weight 6 (Super Bulky)
• White (color 80301), approx. 10 g
• Brown (color 80337), approx. 80 g
• Peach (color 80333), approx. 54 g
• Red (color 80318), approx. 10 g
Additional materials:
• 3.5 mm crochet hook
• Polyester fiberfill
• Scissors
• 6 mm and 10 mm safety eyes
This crochet pattern is for personal use only.
You may make finished items from this pattern for yourself or as gifts.
Reselling, sharing, copying, reproducing, or translating the pattern, in whole or in part, is not permitted.
Publishing or distributing this pattern on other websites or platforms is also prohibited.
Thank you for respecting my work and supporting independent designers.
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Ich habe die Anleitung Hühnerfamilie gekauft und komme mit dem Anfang nicht klar. Wenn ich 15 Lfm anschlage und ab der 2 Lfm 12 fM häkle bleiben doch 2 Lfm übrig man soll aber in die letzte Lfm 4 fM häkeln! Was stimmt da nicht?
Hallo,
Du hast 15 Luftmaschen und beginnst in der 2. LM von der Nadel.
Die Zunahme (Zun) wird in eine Masche gehäkelt.
Danach folgen 12 fM.
Am Ende bleibt genau eine LM übrig – in diese kommen die 4 fM.
Wenn bei dir 2 übrig bleiben, hat sich wahrscheinlich beim Zählen etwas verschoben 😊
Also ich schlage 15 Lfm an und beginne in der 2 Lfm mit 12 fM dann bleiben doch am Schluss 2 fM übrig, man soll aber in die letzte fM 4 fM häkeln. Sorry bin ich zu blöd und begreife es nicht, habe schon sehr viel gehäkelt und noch nie Probleme gehabt!
15-1-12=2 so ist meine Rechnung
Entschuldigung das habe ich nicht so richtig nachvollziehen können, ich denke da müssten sie schreiben in die 2 Lfm 2 fm häkeln und dann 12 fm so ist es mir jetzt klar! Dankeschön!
In der Anleitung sind die Abkürzungen jedoch klar definiert – „Zun“ steht für „Zunahme“, also 2 feste Maschen in eine Masche. Das ist eine sehr gängige und standardisierte Schreibweise in Häkelanleitungen.
Die angegebene Schreibweise ist daher korrekt und entspricht dem üblichen Musteraufbau.
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Du hast 15 Luftmaschen und beginnst in der 2. LM von der Nadel.
Die Zunahme (Zun) wird in eine Masche gehäkelt.
Danach folgen 12 fM.
Am Ende bleibt genau eine LM übrig – in diese kommen die 4 fM.
Wenn bei dir 2 übrig bleiben, hat sich wahrscheinlich beim Zählen etwas verschoben 😊
LG Nicole
15-1-12=2 so ist meine Rechnung
Warum beginnst du direkt mit den 12 fM und machst die erste Zunahme nicht?
In der Anleitung steht nämlich:
In die 2. Lm ab der Nadel: Zun (also 2 fM in dieselbe Masche)
Das bedeutet:
Du machst zuerst die Zunahme in die 2. Luftmasche,
und erst danach häkelst du die 12 fM weiter.
Wenn man die erste Zunahme übersieht, wirkt es so, als ob am Ende zu viele Maschen übrig bleiben 😊
Probier es bitte noch einmal genau in dieser Reihenfolge – dann geht die Rechnung auf.
In der Anleitung sind die Abkürzungen jedoch klar definiert – „Zun“ steht für „Zunahme“, also 2 feste Maschen in eine Masche. Das ist eine sehr gängige und standardisierte Schreibweise in Häkelanleitungen.
Die angegebene Schreibweise ist daher korrekt und entspricht dem üblichen Musteraufbau.
Trotzdem danke ich Ihnen für Ihren Hinweis!