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Pat the Streetlamp Amigurumi Free Crochet Pattern

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Free crochet pattern for Pat the Streetlamp Amigurumi Free Crochet Pattern. Step-by-step tutorial with detailed instructions, materials list, and tips for beginners.

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Pat the Cozy Streetlamp: My Little Light in the Winter Gloom

There's a certain magic to a quiet street on a winter evening, isn't there? The way the world softens under a blanket of snow and the only sound is the gentle crunch of your boots. On my walks, I've always found such comfort in the warm, golden glow of the streetlamps, standing like little sentinels against the cold. That feeling—that small, steady light in the dark—is what I wanted to capture with my hook and yarn. So, I created Pat. He's more than just a crochet project; he's a little beacon of warmth for your desk or bookshelf. This is an intermediate pattern, but don't let that scare you! The shapes are simple, and the joy comes from watching him come to life. He’s a wonderful companion piece if you’ve tried making other seasonal friends, like my little Pupo the Snowman pattern. I can't wait for you to bring your own little light into the world.

A finished amigurumi streetlamp named Pat, with a cute scarf and a warm, cream-colored light.
Pat the Cozy Streetlamp, a little light in the winter gloom.

Capturing the Glow

The real heart of Pat is his tiny, glowing light. I spent ages deciding on the perfect shade of yarn. You want something that isn't just yellow, but feels warm. I settled on a soft, buttery cream with a hint of gold. When you stuff the light piece, imagine you're packing all that cozy, winter-evening glow right into the stitches. It’s these little details that turn a project from just a toy into a story.

The various crocheted pieces of the streetlamp laid out before assembly on a wooden surface.
All the components ready for assembly.

The Magic is in the Details

Honestly, my favorite part was making the tiny accessories. The moment you wrap that little striped scarf around Pat’s neck, his personality just pops! It's like he's officially ready to face the cold. Feel free to play with the colors here. A bright red scarf for a festive feel, or maybe a cool blue to match a frosty morning. This is where you can truly make him yours.

Pattern

Abbreviations

  • mr: Magic Ring
  • sc: Single Crochet
  • inc: Increase
  • dec: Decrease
  • sl st: Slip Stitch
  • ch: Chain
  • BLO: Back Loop Only
  • R: Round(s)
A close-up shot of the striped scarf and miniature hat for Pat the streetlamp.
The tiny accessories that bring Pat to life.

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Assembly Instructions

  1. Sew the Base to the bottom of the Lamp Post, using the back loops from R5 of the base as a guide.
  2. Place the Light inside the Lamp Head. The open end of the light should face the open end of the head.
  3. Sew the Lamp Head onto the top of the Lamp Post.
  4. Wrap the Scarf snugly around the neck of the lamp post, just under the head.
  5. Place the Mini Hat on top of the Lamp Head at a jaunty angle.
  6. If using safety eyes, place them on the Lamp Post itself, about 2/3 of the way up, to give Pat a bit more character!
The fully assembled Pat the Cozy Streetlamp standing proudly on a desk.
Your finished streetlamp, ready to brighten any room.

Pro Tips

  • Use a stitch marker! It's an absolute lifesaver for keeping track of your rounds, especially with simple shapes like these.
  • Stuff the lamp post firmly, but don't overdo it. You want it to be sturdy and stand straight, not lumpy.
  • Don't be afraid to customize! A little embroidery, different hat colors, or even a tiny wreath instead of a scarf for the holidays can make your Pat unique.
  • When working on small details like these, I'm always reminded of the delicate features in my Frida Kahlo Doll pattern. Every tiny stitch adds so much personality!

About the Author

Hi, I'm Clara Miliano! I'm a lifelong yarn enthusiast who believes every stitch tells a story. For me, crochet is about creating small moments of warmth and joy to share with the world.