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Mini triceratops crochet pattern

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Mini triceratops crochet pattern

Mini triceratops crochet pattern

Mini Triceratops Amigurumi

Amigurumi and Toys

  • DESIGNED by Louis Mensinger

Aren’t these triceratops just the cutest? Sadly the real ones are extinct. However you can make these amazing crochet versions by Louis Mensinger. The pattern includes easy to memorize instructions. Feel free to mix up the colors and gift them to your friends and family. Take a look at the pictures and see how cute they are!

Mini Triceratops Amigurumi

Mini Triceratops Amigurumi by Anika Kam

Amigurumi and Toys

  • DESIGNED by Anika Kam

Aren’t these triceratops by Anika Kam just the cutest? You will have so much fun while crocheting it! All of these dinosaurs are approximately 7,5 cm tall, if you're using similar yarn and hook size. However in case of thinner yarn and smaller hook, the triceratops will be a bit smaller as well.

Mini Triceratops Amigurumi by Anika Kam

Crochet Tabitha, The Triceratops Pattern

Amigurumi and Toys

This is Tabitha, the Triceratops, measuring roughly 16″ tall when using a D hook. This pattern includes detailed instructions that are easy to follow if you know the basic stitches and techniques used to make amigurumi. Mix and match colors to change his look.

Crochet Tabitha, The Triceratops Pattern

Crochet Triple Triceratops Pattern

Amigurumi and Toys

The perfect accessory for the dinosaur dreamers, this triceratops plush is sure to make your little one roar with delight. Designed with little hands in mind - Triple’s body is unstuffed to feel like a hybrid between a blanket lovey and a stuffed toy.

Crochet Triple Triceratops Pattern

Peaches, The Triceratops Amigurumi Pattern

Amigurumi and Toys

Travel back in time to the land of the dinosaurs with the cute Peaches, the Triceratops! When worked up in DK weight cotton and 3mm hook, Peaches makes a nice pocket-size dinosaur friend. Work her up in a chunky yarn for an extra huggable version.

Peaches, The Triceratops Amigurumi Pattern