Cute Little Dinosaur Amigurumi Free Crochet Pattern
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Are you ready to embark on a delightful crafting adventure? If you’ve been searching for a fun and charming project to add to your crochet repertoire, look no further! This blog post presents a free crochet pattern to create an adorable little dinosaur amigurumi. Amigurumi, the Japanese art of crocheting small, stuffed yarn creatures, has captivated crafters of all skill levels, especially beginners. Not only is it an engaging way to enhance your crochet skills, but it also allows you to create treasures that are perfect for gifts, decorations, or simply for your own enjoyment.
In this post, you’ll find a detailed, step-by-step guide that makes it simple for even the most novice crocheters to follow along. The pattern features easy-to-understand instructions, accompanied by tips to help you navigate through any challenges you might face. The little dinosaur we are creating is not only adorable but also a great project for practicing basic crochet stitches and techniques. Whether you’re a seasoned crocheter or new to the craft, this pattern is designed with you in mind.
You will need some basic supplies to get started: yarn in vibrant colors, a crochet hook, stuffing, and a yarn needle for finishing touches. The beauty of this project is its versatility—feel free to choose your favorite colors to personalize your dinosaur, making it a unique piece that reflects your style. Furthermore, the technique of amigurumi allows for creative freedom; you can experiment with different sizes, colors, and even add unique features to make your dinosaur truly one of a kind.
Crocheting this cute little dinosaur not only brings joy to the creator but also provides an opportunity to bond with family and friends over a shared crafting experience. Imagine giving this charming creation as a thoughtful gift for a child, adding a special handmade touch to birthdays or holidays. It can even become a treasured keepsake for years to come. Furthermore, as you work through this free pattern, you’ll gain confidence in your abilities and enjoy the therapeutic benefits of crochet, soothing your mind while creating something beautiful.
So grab your yarn and hooks, and let’s dive into this joy-filled project together! Get ready to bring this charming dinosaur to life, stitch by stitch. With this free amigurumi crochet pattern, you’ll not only enhance your crafting skills but also add a delightful touch to your home or gift-giving repertoire. Let the journey of creation begin, and prepare to meet your new favorite crochet companion!
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Materials
1. Yarn Alize Coton Gold or YarnArt jeans
2. Holofiber or synthetic fluff
3. Hook 1.75
4. Eyes 3 -5 mm, I use half beads, you can also use black beads
Symbols
● Sc – single crochet
● CH- chain
● Inc- increase
● Dec- decrease
Pens
1 row. – 8 loops in amigurumi ring (8)
2-4row. -8 sc (8) 3 rows
5 row. – 2 dec., 4 sc (6)
6-12 row. – 6 sc (6) Stuff 7 rows, fold in half and knit 3-4 sc on both sides.
We leave the long end of the thread for sewing.
Legs
1 row. – 6 loops in amigurumi ring (6)
2 row. – 6 inc (12)
3-5row. – 12 sc (12) 3 rows
6 row. -3 dec., 6 sc (9)
7-12 row. – 9 sc (9) 6 rows
We fill, fold in half and knit by both walls
Body and head
We knit in the main color, we start knitting from the back of the head
1 row. – 8 loops in amigurumi ring (8)
2 row. – 8 inc (16)
3row. – (1 sc, inc) * 6 (24)
4 row.- (3 sc., Inc) * 6 (30)
5 row.- (4 sc., Inc) * 6 (36)
6 row.- (5 sc., Inc) * 6 (42)
Next, we will knit the head. In the direction of knitting, we count forward 15 sc and in 16 columns we knit (we have a circle of 27 sc)
7 -8row.- 27 sc (27)
9 row.- (8 sc., Inc) * 3 (30)
10 row.- 30 sc (30)
11 row.- (4 sc., Inc) * 6 (36)
12 row.- (5 sc., Inc) * 6 (42)
13-17row. – 42 sc (42) 5 rows
You can set eyes between 9-10 rows (4-5 columns between them)
18 row.- (5 sc., Dec) * 6 (36)
19 row.- (4 sc., Dec) * 6 (30)
20 row.- (3 sc., Dec) * 6 (24)
stuff our head along the way
21 row.- (2 sc., Dec) * 6 (18)
22 row.- (1 sc., Dec) * 6 (12)
23 row.- 3 dec (9) fill to the end, pull off the hole.
neck and body
Next, we attach the thread to the small circle from the inside and we will knit the neck row 7 We have a circle of 15 sc
7 -11row. – 15 sc (15) 5 rows
we fill in the course of knitting
12 row. – (4 sc., Inc) * 3 (18)
13 row.- 18 sc (18)
14 row. – (5 sc., Inc) * 3 (21)
15 row. – 21 sc (21)
16 row. – (6 sc., Inc) * 3 (24)
17 row.- (3 sc., Inc) * 6 (30)
18 row.- 30 sc (30)
19 row.- (4 sc., Inc) * 6 (36)
20 row.- (5 sc., Inc) * 6 (42)
21 row.- (6 sc., Inc) * 6 (48)
22-31 row .- 48 sc (48) 10 rows
32 row.- (6 sc., Dec) * 6 (42)
33 row.- (5 sc., Dec) * 6 (36)
34 row.- (4 sc., Dec) * 6 (30)
35 row.- (3 sc., Dec) * 6 (24
36 row.- 12 dec (12)
37 row.- 3 dec (9) we fill to the end and tighten the hole.
Ears
1 row. – 6 loops in the amigurumi ring (6) then knit in pivoting rows
2 row. -1 ch lift (1 sc., Inc) * 3 (9)
fasten and cut the thread, leave a long end for sewing.
Thorns
1 row. – 6 loops in amigurumi ring (6)
2 row. – (1 sc., Inc) * 3 (9)
Fold in half and knit by both sides 4 sc. We leave the long end of the thread for sewing.
Thorns need 5-8 pieces, at will
Tail
1 row. – 6 loops in amigurumi ring (6)
2 row. – (1 sc., Inc) * 3 (9)
3 row. – 9 sc (9)
4 row. – (2 sc., Inc) * 3 (12)
5-6 row. – 12 sc (12)
7 row. – (1 sc., Inc) * 3, 6 sc (15)
8-9 row. – 12 sc (12)
10 row. – (inc, 2 sc) * 3, 6 sc (18)
11 row. – 18 sc (18)
12 row. – (3 sc., Inc) * 3, 6 sc (21)
13 row. – (inc, 4 sc) * 3, 6 sc (24)
Fasten and cut the thread, leaving a long end for sewing.
Assembly and design
Sew on handles between 18 and 21 row of the body. Legs between 31-34 rows, the dinosaur should sit, leaning on them, so sew so that they were a support. We stuff the tail a little and sew on the back between about 25 and 34 rows.
Sew the ears in the 5th row of the head. We sew or glue the eyes between 9-10 rows, between the eyes 4-5 columns. You can tighten it before sewing on the eyelet.
We embroider the nostrils with the main color in the 16th row at a distance of 6-7 columns. For one nostril, make 6-7 stitches, 2 sc wide.
We embroider a smile.
Sew spikes along the spine.
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