Want to crochet a wind spinner for decorating during breezy months? Here is a list of crochet wind spinner patterns for various seasons and festivals. Their movement will add liveliness to any outdoor or indoor setting once you set them in gardens, patios, or any other area.
Patterns for Crocheting Wind Spinner
One of the appealing features of crochet wind spinners in terms of making is their versatility. With the option to change the upper amigurumi, you can easily adapt them to different seasons or holidays. Whether it's crochet pumpkins for fall, bunnies for winter, or flowers for spring, they can be easily customized.
Besides their aesthetic appeal, crochet wind spinners are practical projects for using up scrap yarn. They are quick to make, typically requiring only a few hours. In this way, you can sell them an ideal quick-craft project. This accessibility also makes them great projects for those who want to clear out their yarn stash without committing to larger, more time-consuming projects.
Children are especially fond of wind spinners due to their playful, spinning nature. So, you can also add them to play areas or children's rooms, etc.
All you need is to dive into this list of crochet wind spinner patterns compiled for beginners and experts.
Heart Wind Spinner
Decorate your space at an anniversary party with this crochet heart wind spinner. It consists of a two-colored wind spinner with a puffy heart. It has a 16-inch length, accented with whimsical beads. It just needs the basic stitches such as chain, slip stitch, and single crochet, with special attention to the reverse single crochet and extended single crochet.
You'll need worsted-weight yarn a 4.5 mm crochet hook, and glue, too. An interesting aspect is that this spinner is worked in two parts: the puffy heart and the spinner, which are later assembled. Janet recommends using stiffer, heavier yarns for optimal results.
Bunny Wind Spinner
This crochet bunny wind spinner is a blend of whimsy and charm and a good scrap yarn project. Due to the addition of bunny body parts, this project will, however, take relatively more yarn than usual spinners. With an optional touch of a bow for added cuteness, the tutor inspires you to customize these spinners.
Janila encourages personalizing your bunny spinner with different colors and sharing your creations. At about 12 inches long, it will be a lovely spring project.
Owl Ghost Wind Spinner
The Crochet Owl Ghost Wind Spinner is a gorgeous Halloween decoration all needing scrap yarn. Janila rates this project as intermediate due to its use of basic crochet techniques. It requires only a small amount of worsted weight yarn in white, black, and light gray, alongside a 4.5 mm crochet hook and 12 mm safety eyes (or black yarn for the eyes). A helpful tip she offers is to secure the magic circle tightly to prevent it from unraveling. The written pattern of this crochet spinner is paid.
Gourdgeous Pumpkin Spinner
This crochet Pumpkin Wind Spinner is a beautiful fall-themed project that is full of details. Using spike double crochet stitches that form the pumpkin's leaves, decorated with picots and mini picots, this wind spinner is as easy as it is lovely.
The pattern is suitable for advanced beginners. It invites personalization with options to customize the length and color scheme to your liking, and even the choice to add a cute pumpkin face. A helpful tip for creating this spinner is to use a marker at the beginning of each row.
