As you’ve noticed, our name is Crafty Llama, so naturally we’ve come up with a free crochet amigurumi llama pattern for you to make at home! This is a beginner-friendly crochet pattern but you will need to know the basics of chain stitching, creating a magic circle, increasing and decreasing stitches, and making single crochets.
Tips:
Make sure to keep a tight tension when you’re crocheting so there are no holes that your stuffing can come out of.
Stuff your amigurumi llama with a lot of filling! You want it to look plump and hold its shape so fill it with a good amount of filling.
Put your stitch marker on the last stitch of every row to keep track of how many you’ve done. This can be a bit difficult at times, especially while trying to follow the pattern at the same time, so consider getting a row counter to make life easier.
Here are the supplies we used:
DK yarns (in our llama we used Cygnet 100% cotton in white and Cygnet Pure Wool in cream)
Extra yarn for eyes, nose, mouth and saddle
Safety eyes (if using)
Toy filling
Clover Darning needle
HiyaHiya Scissors
Crafty Llama Crochet Pattern
Crocheting your llama's legs: (make 4)
With white yarn
ROUND 1: Create a magic circle with 6 SC (6)
ROUND 2: 1 SC in each st around (6)
ROUND 3: SC in first st, SC INC in next, repeat around (9)
ROUND 4: 1 SC in each st around (9)
ROUND 5: SC in first 2 st, SC INC in next, repeat around (12)
ROUND 6: 1 SC in each st around (12)
ROUND 7: SC in first 3 st, SC INC in next, repeat around (15)
Change to cream yarn.
ROUND 8-11: 1 SC in each st around (15)
End with slst. Cut yarn, leaving enough to use to sew onto the body later. Tuck other ends into the leg.
Do this three more times to make four legs for your llama. Stuff the legs and put them aside for now.
Crocheting your llama's body:
With cream yarn
ROUND 1: Create a magic circle with 6 SC (6)
ROUND 2: SC INC in each st around (12)
ROUND 3: SC in first st, SC INC in next, repeat around (18)
ROUND 4: SC in first 2 st, SC INC in next, repeat around (24)
ROUND 5: SC in first 3, SC INC in next, repeat around (30)
ROUND 6: SC in first 4, SC INC in next, repeat around (36)
ROUND 7: SC in first 5, SC INC in next, repeat around (42)
ROUND 8-17: SC in each around (42)
*Make sure to use a stitch marker to know when you’ve finished a round!*
ROUND 18: SC in first 5 st, INV DEC in next, repeat around (36)
ROUND 19: SC in first 4 st, INV DEC in the next, repeat around (30)
ROUND 20: SC in first 3 st, INV DEC in the next, repeat around (24)
ROUND 21: SC in first 2 st, INV DEC in next, repeat around (18)
ROUND 20: SC in first st, INV DEC in next, repeat around (12)
Stuff with filling and continue to fill as you go.
Decrease in each st around until you can’t and slst to close the remaining hole. Cut yarn and weave in end.
Crocheting your llama's tail:
With cream yarn
ROUND 1: Create a magic circle with 6 SC (6)
ROUND 2: 1 SC in each st around (6)
ROUND 3: SC in first 2 st, SC INC in next, repeat around (8)
ROUND 4-7: 1 SC in each st around (8)
End with slst and cut the yarn leaving a long tail for attaching to body.
Crocheting your llama's neck and head:
With cream yarn
ROW 1: Make a chain with 13 st, connect to the first chain with 1 SC so you have a circle (14)
ROW 2 - 5: 1 SC in each st around (14)
ROW 6: SC in first 5 st, INV DEC in next, repeat around (12)
ROW 7-12: 1 SC in each st around (12)
START OF HEAD
ROW 13: SC in first st, SC INC in next, repeat around (18)
ROW 14: SC in first 2 st, SC INC in next, repeat around (24)
ROW 15: SC in first 3 st, SC INC in next, repeat around (30)
ROW 16 - 18: SC in each st around (30)
ROW 19: SC in first 3 st, INV DEC in next, repeat around (24)
ROW 20: SC in each st around (24)
Attach safety eyes if using, if not continue without and sew eyes on at end.
ROW 21: SC in first 2 st, INV DEC in next, repeat around (18)
ROW 22: SC in first st, INV DEC in next, repeat around (12)
ROW 23: INV DEC in each st (6)
Decrease in each st around until you can’t and slst to close the remaining hole. Cut yarn and weave in end.
Crocheting your llama's snout:
With white yarn
ROUND 1: Create a magic circle with 6 SC (6)
ROUND 2: SC in each st around (6)
ROUND 3: SC INC in each st around (12)
ROUND 4: SC in each st around (12)
Round 5: SC in first 2, INV DEC in next, repeat around (9)
End with slst.
Sew snout onto head and sew nose, mouth and eyes now if not using safety eyes.
Crocheting your llama's ears: (make 2)
With white yarn
ROUND 1: Create a magic circle with 4 SC (4)
ROUND 2: 1 SC in each st around (4)
ROUND 3: SC in first st, SC INC in next, repeat around (6)
ROUND 4: SC in first 2 st, SC INC in next, repeat around (8)
ROUND 5: 1 SC in each st around (8)
End with slst.
Sew ears onto head. Stuff and sew the head and neck onto the body. Sew legs onto body, making sure the llama can stand. Sew tail onto body.
Crocheting your llama's saddle:
With center saddle yarn
Create a chain with 2 st
ROUND 1: 6 SC in the second chain from the hook. (6)
ROUND 2: SC 3 in first st, SC 2 in next, SC 1 in next, repeat (12)
ROUND 3: SC 1 in first st, SC 2 in next 3 st, SC 1 in next 3 st, SC 2 in next 3 st, SC 1 in last 2 st (18)
Change yarn colour.
ROUND 4: SC 1 in first 2 st, SC 2 in next 5 st, SC 1 in next 4 st, SC 2 in next 5 st, SC 1 in last 2 st (28)
ROUND 5: SC 1 in first 4 st, SC 2 in next 6 st, SC 1 in next 8 st, SC 2 in next 6 st, SC 1 in last 4 st
End with slst, cut yarn and weave in ends.
To make the fringe on the sides, loop on pieces of yarn to 8 of the st on the sides, cut to desired length and pull apart ends to fray.
Use chain st to create a saddle chain and loop onto sides of the saddle to attach.
And there you have it! Your very own crochet Crafty Llama!
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Stay tuned for more free crochet patterns in the future. Have fun, and happy crocheting!
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