I have been planning on a theme for my markets this year and I decided to go with farm animals! So I will be taking you on this journey with me.
Farm animals are very popular at markets and I do belief you will also benefit out of these adorable amigurumi patterns. Do you have any farm animals in mind? Leave your thoughts in the comments below.
Whether you’re an experienced crocheted or a beginner, my patterns will fit your skill level. I like to keep my patterns simple but still with enough detail to make them unique and not look like the other crochet patterns that make is seem that all these crochet toys where created in a factory.
My latest cuddle me pattern
JoJo the monkey is my latest free cuddle me pattern that you can find by clicking HERE.
JoJo is a minimal sewing pattern just like Penny the cow. You will be making the legs first and then crochet from the head down inserting the legs and arms as you go. JoJo is fun crochet monkey pattern to make and the colour option on this one is endless.
With the Printable pattern from JoJo you get the option to make here with a stuffed body, she will then look like my famous farm lamb. With a soft but squishy body.
You can find the pattern for JoJo on my Website, or you can grab is on Etsy/Ravelry.
What I love about crochet toys you can customize your animals to match your nursery décor. If you’re going for a vintage or farm-themed nursery, crocheted farm animals can be all neutral with soft pastel colours or if you want something more vibrant you can go all colourful.
CROCHET + COMFORT
If you prefer to crochet on your couch or bed watching Netflix, I always provided a Printable PDF option for my patterns. If you prefer to crochet on the go or different locations with out the hassle of a laptop or phone that locks every few seconds.
Pattern information:
Stitch terms:
- MR: Magic Ring
- CH: Chain
- SC: Single Crochet
- INC: INCrease
- DEC: DECrease
- SLP: Slip stitch
- DC: Double crochet
- TC: Trebble crochet
- Puff: Puff stitch
DC: Yarn Over, insert your hook, pull up a loop, Yarn Over, and pull through two loops, Yarn Over, Pull through two loops.
TC: Yarn Over x2, insert your hook, pull up a loop, Yarn Over, and pull through two loops, Yarn Over, Pull through two loops, Yarn Over pull through the last two loops.
Puff stitch: Yarn over, insert the hook in the stitch, yarn over, draw the yarn through the stitch, yarn over, and draw the yarn through the 2 loops on the hook – Repeat x2.
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If you love all my cuddle me patterns and want them all you can save over $20 by grabbing them all at a low price of $30. You will be purchasing them less for than $2 each! You can grab that pack HERE.
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For this part of the Crochet-a-long we will be making the arms and legs
ARMS:
Colour for hoof:
1: Start 6 SC in the magic ring [6]
2: (INC) x6 [12]
3: (INC, SC) x6 [18]
4: (INC, 2 SC) x6 [24]
5: (INC, 3 SC) x6 [30]
6: SC in each st around [30]
7: (DEC, 3 SC) x6 [24]
8: (DEC, 2 SC) x6 [18] Stuff the hoof
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Free crochet-a-long you might have missed!
Have you seen my latest post about my Elle ambassador project I finished? Elle yarns sent us some yarn for a project and I decided to make myself a Hexogen cardigan! I love the end results. You can read more about the process of this project HERE.
Change to Colour for cow:
9: (DEC, SC) x6 [12]
10-23: SC in each st around [12]
Pinch the arm and slip stitch across. Fasten off and leave a strand of yarn to sew the arms to the body or weave in the end if you are doing the minimal sewing option.
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To make the legs for the cow, repeat the arm pattern above, you will then have four all together.
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