Lucky Leprechaun is a crochet amigurumi doll inspired by Irish folklore and symbols of luck
This pattern guides you through creating a charming leprechaun doll with a cozy, whimsical look.

The doll is worked in continuous rounds and designed with a low-sew construction. Clear, step-by-step instructions make the pattern suitable for intermediate crocheters and confident beginners familiar with basic amigurumi techniques.

This pattern is perfect for St. Patrick’s Day projects, decorative dolls, or handmade gifts.

Recommended materials and tools
1. Plush chunky yarn 100g/120m (#5 Bulky). I used:
Himalaya Dolphin Baby
• #80331 (green, 85-90 g);
• #80350 (lime green, 25-30 g);
• #80337 (brown, 35 g);
• #80353 (skin, 50-55 g);
• #80351 (black, 40 g);
• #80313 (yellow, a little for embroidery).
LadyYarn Baby soft kiss
• #C500B (ginger, 60 g).

1. Cotton or semicotton yarn (50g/160m) body color for tightening, black color for embroidery, green color to crochet the shamrocks. I use YarnArt Jeans #73 (skin), #53 (black), #69 (green).
2. Yarn with lurex for example YarnArt Bright #236 (gold) 90g/340m to crochet gold part of the pot of gold.
3. 4.0 mm crochet hook (US size G/6) (main).
4. 1.75 mm crochet hook (US size #0) to crochet the shamrocks.
5. Filling (hollofiber or fiberfill for stuffing).
6. 16 mm safety eyes.
7. Thin wire, 70 cm (~28 inches) to strengthen the neck.
8. Band-aid.
9. Dry pastel pink or peach color and brush for make up for toning cheeks and nose.
10. Two ginger buttons 9-12 mm for decorating.
11. Yarn needle, pins, stitch marker and scissors.