The pattern is 9 pages long and includes colour photos of the process and finished item. It has full instructions on how to assemble your unicorn.

The finished unicorn measures 10’’ tall (horn tip to base when sitting) and 4’’ wide approx when made with a 5mm hook and DK weight yarn. The project is ideal for intermediate crocheters, or beginners looking for a challenge. It would make a great birthday or Christmas gift, for both children and adults! It’s a lot of fun to make- I particularly love working with the different colours and the way you can easily customise the unicorn by changing the colour scheme.

For this pattern you will need:

Yarn: DK weight in purple, navy blue, green, yellow, orange, red, white, and whatever colour for your horn you choose (mine was grey sparkly). A small amount of black for the eyes. 100g in white and less than 100g for each of the colour.
Hook: 5mm
Tapestry needle
Stitch marker
Scissors
Pins/safety pins
Toy Stuffing

You will need to one familiar with the following terms (US):

Ch- chain
SS/Sl St- Slip Stich
Rounds- working in rounds without turning
SC- Single Crochet
DC- Double Crochet
FO- Fasten off
Magic Ring
Colour Changes
Increase by doing 2 single crochets in 1 stitch 
Decrease/Sc2tog by joining 2 single crochets together into 1 stitch
St- Stitches

This is my own design (Isobel Marks at Ok Then What’s Next). Please do not redistribute, copy or duplicate all or part of this pattern as your own- give credit where necessary.