This pattern is inspired by Arlo, The Good Dinosaur. This cute and small dinosaur will easily fit on the palm of your hand. Embellish him with felted eyes and spots and it will definitely make a faithful companion.
Get this Pattern here Arlo, The Apatosaurus Dinosaur Crochet Pattern By Rach Chua
TagsAndy, the Apatosaurus
The Apatosaurus is a massive herbivorous sauropod dinosaur with a thicker and lower-set neck than the Brontosaurus. It is simple to make and requires only a few hours to complete. Not to mention, the Apatosaurus looks so adorable with its thin eyebrows. The finished size is 10" sitting and 13" standing.
Crochet Octopus Free Pattern - No Eyes Required
If you want to avoid the issue of safety eyes altogether, then one option is to forgo the eyes entirely. They aren't necessary to make a cute crochet octopus. Lilla Bjorn Crochet used this pattern and explains why she chose a no-eyes design. The pattern is by Anastasia Popova of Crochet for Babies.
FREE CROCHET DONKEY PATTERN BY RED HEART
What a joy it is to stitch up this endearing crochet donkey toy to light up a child's face. Don't worry, this donkey isn’t stubborn, but a faithful friend that will happily accompany you wherever you go.Crochet him as shown, or choose your child's favorite colors. It's an entertaining project that warms hearts and makes a perfect companion for kids of all ages!
Hatching Dinosaur Eggs Crochet Pattern By Crocheting In Canada
This Hatching Dinosaur Eggs Crochet Pattern includes written instructions to make 5 dinosaurs and 2 egg sizes: T-Rex, Apatosaurus, Stegosaurus, Pterodactyl, Triceratops, a small egg, and large egg.
Dexter the Dinosaur Amigurumi
Meet Dexter, my little green dinosaur. He stands 6.7 inches tall, and he is 13 inches long. If you want to make him, here is what you need: crochet hook (4mm/US G), 2 yarns in contrasting colors (Aran weight), 2 safety eyes (6mm), stuffing, and a tapestry needle. This pattern uses US terminology.
Emil, the Preemie Crochet Octopus
Meet Emil, the cute preemie octopus crochet pattern. Do you crochet for charity? Have you heard about preemie octopus before? They're cute little amigurumi octopus (or jellyfish) suffed toys. Yes, they are adorable but that's not all. Scientific research has shown they actually help preemies get better. “The purpose of the crocheted octopuses is to promote comfort and development for the pre-term babies while in the hospital. The tentacles of the soft octos mimic the feel of the umbilical cord in their tiny hands and have been found to soothe the babies and help prevent them from pulling on wires and tubes.” Octopus for a Preemie-US Project Ambassador Randi Palm of Lonsdale Emil is an easy, beginner-friendly plush crochet octopus pattern. Only single crochet stitches are used throughout the pattern. Guidelines on size and construction were followed to be sure you can donate your crochet octopus to charity.
