Large Pocket Phoenix

Make a Large Pocket Phoenix to glide and flap atop an adult-sized hand with optional finger loops/rings on the underside of the bird and/or to use as a pocket square! You can also use different yarns and hooks to make plushies, snugglers, and bookmarks! These fierce phoenixes are constructed with a modified granny square body, amigurumi head, and an optional ring under the head to slip onto a finger. (See the companion pattern “Small Pocket Phoenix” listing to make a small/child-sized gliding phoenix.) _____ Finished Size: 1. Glider/Pocket Square: approx. 12.5" long x 9" wide | 31.75cm long x 23cm wide 2. Plush: approx. 19" long x 13.5" wide | 48cm long x 34cm wide 3. Snuggler: 26.5" long x 17.5" wide | 67cm long x 44cm wide 4. Bookmark/Mini: approx. 9.5" long x 7" wide | 24cm long x 17cm wide _____ Skill Level: Intermediate+ (the feathers do require focus) Construction: No-sew (optional eyebrows & one head feather are sewn) Layouts (learn more below): 1. Photo tutorial, 2. Abbreviated, 3. Text-only, 4. Full Video Helping Hand: **Full video tutorial** & short, helpful videos Design Options: Eyebrows, head feather, extra tail feathers _____ Materials Yarn: 2 colors 1. Glider/Pocket Square: size 4 acrylic yarn, H/5mm & E/3.5mm hook, 16mm sinker safety eyes 2. Plush: size 5 yarn (Parfait Chunky or similar), H/5mm & K/6.5mm hook, 25mm sinker safety eyes 3. Snuggler: size 6 yarn (Bernat Blanket or similar), K/6.5mm & N/10mm hook, 30mm sinker safety eyes 4. Bookmark/Mini: size 4 yarn, C/2.75mm & F/3.75mm hook, 8mm sinker/trapezoid safety eyes Optional: clear elastic hair tie for head control and/or standard hair tie for a bracelet; hot glue or E6000 to glue eye stems together Other: polyester filling; stitch marker; stuffing stick; needle; blocking mat, pins, and steamer for acrylic or cotton yarns _____ Only available with US English crochet terminology, English text, and English audio. Pattern has been tested. ©2026 Amanda Ray of Serendipity Designs. All right reserved. _____ More About My Patterns Helping Hand – Support to help you through the pattern in addition to photos. - FULL Video Tutorial: Make the entire project along with me. Access the videos by following along with the pattern and clicking or tapping the links next to round numbers. You are still responsible for reading background information and section introductions. - Short, Helpful Videos: These videos quickly demonstrate how to make a stitch or technique. Skill Level – This is how I rate my patterns. - Intermediate: Uses 4+ stitch types, more intricate shaping, uses different parts/loops of stitches (3rd loop, posts, linking, etc.); might include no-sew techniques and/or surface crochet See how I link sts here: https://youtu.be/9lz0u0VfaOY Layout Options – Use the table of contents to choose a layout. 1. Photo Tutorial: step-by-step photos with reference numbers, video links, and extra tips & tricks 2. Abbreviated Pattern: book-print layout for repeat use/market prep, fewest number of pages, fewer tips 3. Text-only pattern: includes video links and extra tips, without photos 4. FULL VIDEO TUTORIAL : linked in the photo & text only layouts; follow along with the PDF to access each section by clicking on the small black hexagons _____ Follow me on Facebook.com/arserendipitydesigns and Instagram.com/arserendipitydesigns