Today we are back with part two of this Crochet-a-long of Penny the cow. In part two we will be making the head, ears and horns.
If you have missed part one, click HERE and if you haven’t started the crochet-a-long an new to this pattern go to Penny’s introduction post to see what you will need to make this cow.
Penny is a minimal or low sew pattern. In part one we have made the arms and legs so that you can insert them as we make the body next week. In next week crochet-a-long section I will share some tips on how to easily attach the head with no hassels.
My newest cuddle me pattern will be available soon!
Dewy the duck is my brand new cuddle me patterns coming your way soon! My cuddle me patterns are also super low sewing patterns and extremely un and easy to make. I have 18 soon 19 design in total for you to choose from. You can find them on my Website, Etsy or Ravelry.
If you want to purchase these cuddle me patterns in bulk you can do so by clicking HERE.
I have some of my cuddle me patterns for FREE on my blog, so if you haven’t tried making one before you can go to one of these!
If you missed my pervious crochet a long of Britney the Bunny, You can click HERE to view her introduction post with all the sections to the parts listed on my blog. Britney has a removable dress, and she is also a low sew patterns as she is worked from the feet up and the head and ears are attached afterwards.
Penny the cow part two:
EARS:
1: Start 6 SC in the magic ring [6]
2: SC in each st around [6]
3: (INC) x6 [12]
4: SC in each st around [12]
5: (INC, SC) x6 [18]
6: SC in each stitch around [18]
7: (INC, 2 SC) x6 [24]
8: SC in each st around [24]
9: (DEC, 2 SC) x6 [18]
10: (DEC, SC) x6 [12]
11-13: SC in each stitch [12]
Fasten off and leave a strand of yarn to attach the ears on the side of the head.
SAVE IT FOR LATER!
Pattern Disclosure: My blog contains Google ads, these ads support me financially so that I can keep on giving you free patterns. These ads are at no extra charge to you. Thank you for the support. Please share the direct link of the blog link and don’t make screen-prints of the pattern. Although the pattern is free it still remains the property of Yarn Over with Natasha.
This blog is also copyright protected so copy and pasting is disabled. Please do not screen print but rather support me as a designer by getting the printable pattern in my shop for a very low price.
Affiliate link: My blog contains affiliate link for my webhosting company, this will have no extra cost to you, but using my referral link here will give me a small commission by the company.
Sign up for my newsletter and get a FREE 10 tip guide to improve the way you crochet your amigurumi!
HORNS:
1: Start 6 SC in the magic ring [6]
2: (INC) x6 [12]
3-5: SC in each st around [12]
Stuff the horn, leaving a strand of yarn to attach the horns to the top of the head.
Crochet anywhere by getting the printable pattern!
Some of us are heading into winter so we need something to keep us warm! Elle Yarns sent me one skein of Aran Elle yarns to make a beanie and scarf. I designed on and even written up a pattern for it. You can find the beanie and scarf pattern for FREE on my blog by clicking HERE.
HEAD:
colour for nose:
1: Start 6 SC in the magic ring [6]
2: (INC) x 6 [12]
3: (INC, SC) x6 [18]
4: (INC, 2 SC) x6 [24]
5: (INC, 3 SC) x6 [30]
6: (INC, 4 SC) x6 [36]
7: (INC, 5 SC) x6 [42]
8-9: SC in each st around [42]
10: PUFF, SC 12, PUFF, SC 28 [42]
11-12: SC in each st around [42]
Change colour of cow:
13-14: SC in each st around [42]
15: (INC, 6 SC) x6 [48]
16: (INC, 7 SC) x6 [54]
Insert eyes between rounds 15/16, about 15 stitches apart
Watch my YouTube videos for short tutorials on my patterns
17 – 21: SC in each st around [54]
22: (DEC, 7 SC) x6 [48]
23: (DEC, 6 SC) x6 [42]
24: SC in each stitch around [42]
25: (DEC, 5 SC) x6 [36]
26: (DEC, 4 SC) x6 [30]
27: (DEC, 3 SC) x6 [24]
28: (DEC, 2 SC) x6 [18]
29: (DEC, SC) x6 [12]
30: (DEC) x6 [6]
Stuff the head firmly.
Leave a strand of yarn to close the head at the back.
Want to open up your own online store or want to create a blog? You need to have a trust worthy hosting where you can get support 24/7 ! Host Africa is a trusted leading hosting company in South Africa, with servers in international countries you can reach many of your followers across the world. Open up your website today with Host Africa
FACE SHAPING:
Take a strand of yarn, the same color as the cow, and knot it at the side, where the eye is, squeeze the face between your thumb and index finger, and work your needle back and forth between the two eyes. Pull yarn tight each time to form the eye sockets “Dents” in the face
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.
PLEASE KEEP THIS IN MIND! You are welcome to sell your finished toys but. The pattern and images contained on this blog are the property of Yarn Over with Natasha. This pattern is for personal use only. If you wish to share this pattern, you may link to this pattern but please do not copy it on your site. Please DO NOT screen print to sell the pattern or distribute it, rather send friends and family the link.
AS MENTIONED BEFORE: Please do not screen print/shot this pattern from my blog, rather support me as a designer by getting the printable pattern in my shops, so that I can keep on bringing you these cute patterns for free on my blog!
Leave a Reply