Bun Hair Dango Amigurumi Pattern – Free

Bun hair Dango amigurumi is a cute and easy-to-make crochet project that resembles Japanese dango (sweet dumplings) styled as a hair bun. This adorable creation combines the charm of traditional Japanese sweets with a playful hairstyle design. Perfect for beginners and experienced crocheters alike, this free pattern will guide you through creating your own huggable dango hair bun that’s sure to bring smiles! 🧶✨

Key Takeaways

Quick project that can be completed in just a few hours
Beginner-friendly pattern with simple stitches
Customizable colors to match your style
Versatile use as decoration, keychain, or gift

Use Ideas 🎁

Wondering what to do with your finished bun hair dango? Here are some creative ideas:

Keychain accessory – Attach a keyring to make an adorable bag charm
Home decoration – Display on shelves or desks for a touch of cuteness
Gift topper – Add a special handmade touch to wrapped presents
Plush collection – Create multiple dangos in different colors
Photography prop – Use as a cute accent in photos
Refrigerator magnet – Add a magnet to the back for kitchen decor
Rearview mirror charm – Hang in your car for a personalized touch
Hair accessory – Attach to a hair clip or pin for a meta hair accessory!

Your dango can be as colorful and unique as you want it to be. Have you thought about making a family of dangos in different sizes? 🌈

Materials&Tools

Yarn
Polyester Fiberfill
2.0mm Hook
Yarn Needle
Glue (To connect the parts, you can also sew with yarn)

Abbreviation

ch – chain
sc – single crochet
inc – increase (2 single crochets in one stitch)
dec – decrease (merge 2 single crochets into 1)
sl st – slip stitch
hdc – half double crochet
magic ring – adjustable ring to start crocheting in the round

How to Read Pattern?

R5: ch, [1 sc, sc inc] x 6, sl st

In Round 5, start with a chain stitch, then repeat the pattern “1 single crochet, single scrochet increase” 6 times. End with a slip stitch.

(sc+sc+sc)

Parentheses ( ) indicate that all stitches within them are worked into the same stitch. So ‘(sc+sc+sc)’ means working 3 single crochet stitches all into the same stitch.