Triceratops snuggler – Crochet pattern

Welcome, or welcome back to my blog! I’m excited to share my brand new cuddle me pattern with you, Triceratops cuddle me pattern”. I took a few months off from creating or designing new cuddlers because of burnout, and my creative juices just weren’t flowing. During that time,

I believe my last cute snuggler was my cuddle me mouse, that has done super well.

If you haven’t heard yet, Kismet Yarn has made me their brand ambassador! They sent me a box full of new colourful yarn to play with.

When I saw the super soft light blue cotton-acrylic blend, I knew I had to create a new cuddle me pattern with it. The Kismet 50/50 is perfect if you’re looking for a 50/50 blend of cotton and acrylic. This fiber is ideally soft and pillowy, making it perfect for nursery pieces and stuffed animals. I used a 3.5mm crochet hook to make this ‘Triceratops Cuddler’ and the ‘Triceratops amigurumi’ pattern.

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Working with the new Kismet Velvet Push Yarn!

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What you will need to crochet this cuddle me:

Scissors
Stuffing 70g
14 mm safety eyes / 18mm for Velvet yarn
Stitch marker
Tapestry needle

Hook sizes:

3.5mm- Double knit / light worsted weight

3.5mm- Parfait Chunky / Kismet velvet plush

Yarn Needed:

Double knit/ light worsted weight yarn
- Colour B: Blue 70g / 140m
- Colour W: White 15g / 30m
- White/ Black/ embroidery thread for the eyes

ABBREVIATIONS AND EXPLANATIONS

SC: Single Crochet
INC: INCrease
DEC: DECrease
DC: Double Crochet
TC: Trebble Crochet
BO: Bobble stitch
SLP: Slip stitch
MC: Magic Circle
FO: Finish off
BLO: Back loop only

Repeat the stitch sequence between (…..) by the amount stated next to it. The pattern is written in US terms

The amount of each stitch at end of each round is shown in the […] Working in continuous rounds with your stitch marker

Cuddle me triceratops pattern:

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As someone who sells my crochet amigurumi toys, I often get asked how to price them when selling at markets as custom orders. It can be a bit of a challenge to determine the price, but I have developed a method that I think will be helpful to you. This is a formula I have been using for a couple of years selling toys.

Selling amigurumi can be a great source of extra income as it is something that you can sell all year round and never goes out of season.

Read the post HERE>>>

If you don’t know how to read amigurumi pattern you can visit my post about the topic HERE.

Did you know?

Although it might appear dangerous, Triceratops was actually a slow-moving herbivore that used its beak-like jaw and slicing teeth to pluck and chew tough plants that other dinosaurs couldn’t eat. It roamed in what’s now western North America during the Cretaceous period

Are you interested in making amigurumi but not sure where to start? Don’t worry, I can help you out! I have put together a list of all the basic stitches you will need to know in order to crochet amigurumi. By following these tips along with a video tutorial, you’ll quickly realize that making amigurumi isn’t as difficult as you might think. I promise that once you’ve made your first toy, you’ll be hooked! Visit the blog post HERE>>>

Not sure how to insert the arms as you crochet the body? In this blog post I give 5 easy steps how to turn most sewing patterns into low-sewing patterns. Read HERE>>>

Are you facing difficulty in selling your crochet toys? There might be a few reasons why you are struggling to sell them… In my blog post I take a dive into the different issues you might be facing that is preventing you from selling your toys to new and repeat customers. Read more HERE>>>

You can purchase a downloadable AD-FREE PDF of the pattern: with step-by-step pictures, written tutorial with extra guide and tips.

Get the pattern on my Website: (Links to Etsy, Ravelry and South African shop is in the description)

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