Llama planter pattern for slightly smaller one
This pattern is going to go in rounds. Please research what that means if you don't understand.
Also I'm going to chain 2 at the beginning to make the new round height just for the body, but I'm not going to include the chain as a double crochet. Some patterns do and some don't. Please choose the method that suits you the best!
Materials
Medium sized yarn. (not too thin, not too thick)
5 mm crochet hook
Black crochet/embroidery thread for eyelashes, nose and eyebrows
Scissors
Stuffing
Stitch markers
Abbreviations - US Terminology
mc - Magic circle
sc - Single crochet
inc - Single crochet increase
hdc - Half double crochet (Half treble)
dc - Double crochet (Treble)
dcinc - Double crochet increase
inv dec - Invisible single crochet decrease
ch - Chain
Rn: Round
St(s) - Stitch(es)
Rep - Repeat
Body
Rnd 1: mc ch 2, 10 dc (10)
Rnd 2: ch 2, dcinc in each st (20)
Rnd 3: ch 2, *dc, dcinc* 10 times (30)
Rnd 4: ch 2, *dc 4 times, dc inc* 6 times (36)
Rnd 5-(how high you want it): ch 2, dc around (36)
sl st and fasten off :)
Nose/Mouth
Rnd 1: mc, 6 sc(5)
Rnd 2: inc around (10)
Rnd 3: sc around (10)
sl st and fasten off but leave a long trail to sew the mouth onto the head
Head
Rnd 1: mc, 6 sc (6)
Rnd 2: inc each st (12)
Rnd 3: (sc, inc) 6 times (18)
Rnd 4: (8 sc, inc) 2 times (20)
Rnd 5-9: sc around (20)
Rnd 10: (3 sc, dec) 4 times (16)
Rnd 11: (2 sc, dec) 4 times (12)
Note, you may want to sew in the mouth, attach the eyes and the ears before going on to the next part.
Rnd 13 - how ever long you want the neck to be. I think I've gone up to about 21: sc round (12)
Rnd 22-30: Inc on each ends of the neck continuously. This should make a flat triangle shape to look like a torso. You can skip this step and just make a really long neck if you'd like, but I wanted to give my llama planter a bit more stability.
Rnd 31~34: sc around
sl st and fasten off but leave a long trail to sew the head onto the body
Ears (make 2)
Rnd 1: mc, 5 sc (5)
Rnd 2: sc around (5)
Rnd 3: 4 sc, inc (6)
Rnd 4: sc around (6)
sl st and fasten off but leave a long trail to sew the head onto the body
Ears (make 2) Option 2: This one isn't done in rounds, but in rows
ch 4
Row 1: from 2nd ch from hook, sc across, ch 1 turn (3)
Row 2-3: sc across, ch 1 turn (3)
Row 4: sc, dec (2)
Row 5: dec (1)
Smaller head version
Rnd 1: mc, 6 sc (6)
Rnd 2: inc each st (12)
Rnd 3: (sc, inc) 6 times (18)
Rnd 4: (8 sc, inc) 2 times (20)
Rnd 5-8: sc around (20)
Rnd 9: (3 sc, dec) 4 times (16)
Rnd 10: (2 sc, dec) 4 times (12)
Note, you may want to sew in the mouth, attach the eyes and the ears before going on to the next part.
Rnd 13 - how ever long you want the neck to be. I think I've gone up to about 21: sc round (12)
Rnd 22-30: Inc on each ends of the neck continuously. This should make a flat triangle shape to look like a torso. You can skip this step and just make a really long neck if you'd like, but I wanted to give my llama planter a bit more stability.
Rnd 31~34: sc around
sl st and fasten off but leave a long trail to sew the head onto the body
This pattern is going to go in rounds. Please research what that means if you don't understand.
Also I'm going to chain 2 at the beginning to make the new round height just for the body, but I'm not going to include the chain as a double crochet. Some patterns do and some don't. Please choose the method that suits you the best!
Materials
Medium sized yarn. (not too thin, not too thick)
5 mm crochet hook
Black crochet/embroidery thread for eyelashes, nose and eyebrows
Scissors
Stuffing
Stitch markers
Abbreviations - US Terminology
mc - Magic circle
sc - Single crochet
inc - Single crochet increase
hdc - Half double crochet (Half treble)
dc - Double crochet (Treble)
dcinc - Double crochet increase
inv dec - Invisible single crochet decrease
ch - Chain
Rn: Round
St(s) - Stitch(es)
Rep - Repeat
Body
Rnd 1: mc ch 2, 10 dc (10)
Rnd 2: ch 2, dcinc in each st (20)
Rnd 3: ch 2, *dc, dcinc* 10 times (30)
Rnd 4: ch 2, *dc 4 times, dc inc* 6 times (36)
Rnd 5-(how high you want it): ch 2, dc around (36)
sl st and fasten off :)
Nose/Mouth
Rnd 1: mc, 6 sc(5)
Rnd 2: inc around (10)
Rnd 3: sc around (10)
sl st and fasten off but leave a long trail to sew the mouth onto the head
Head
Rnd 1: mc, 6 sc (6)
Rnd 2: inc each st (12)
Rnd 3: (sc, inc) 6 times (18)
Rnd 4: (8 sc, inc) 2 times (20)
Rnd 5-9: sc around (20)
Rnd 10: (3 sc, dec) 4 times (16)
Rnd 11: (2 sc, dec) 4 times (12)
Note, you may want to sew in the mouth, attach the eyes and the ears before going on to the next part.
Rnd 13 - how ever long you want the neck to be. I think I've gone up to about 21: sc round (12)
Rnd 22-30: Inc on each ends of the neck continuously. This should make a flat triangle shape to look like a torso. You can skip this step and just make a really long neck if you'd like, but I wanted to give my llama planter a bit more stability.
Rnd 31~34: sc around
sl st and fasten off but leave a long trail to sew the head onto the body
Ears (make 2)
Rnd 1: mc, 5 sc (5)
Rnd 2: sc around (5)
Rnd 3: 4 sc, inc (6)
Rnd 4: sc around (6)
sl st and fasten off but leave a long trail to sew the head onto the body
Ears (make 2) Option 2: This one isn't done in rounds, but in rows
ch 4
Row 1: from 2nd ch from hook, sc across, ch 1 turn (3)
Row 2-3: sc across, ch 1 turn (3)
Row 4: sc, dec (2)
Row 5: dec (1)
Smaller head version
Rnd 1: mc, 6 sc (6)
Rnd 2: inc each st (12)
Rnd 3: (sc, inc) 6 times (18)
Rnd 4: (8 sc, inc) 2 times (20)
Rnd 5-8: sc around (20)
Rnd 9: (3 sc, dec) 4 times (16)
Rnd 10: (2 sc, dec) 4 times (12)
Note, you may want to sew in the mouth, attach the eyes and the ears before going on to the next part.
Rnd 13 - how ever long you want the neck to be. I think I've gone up to about 21: sc round (12)
Rnd 22-30: Inc on each ends of the neck continuously. This should make a flat triangle shape to look like a torso. You can skip this step and just make a really long neck if you'd like, but I wanted to give my llama planter a bit more stability.
Rnd 31~34: sc around
sl st and fasten off but leave a long trail to sew the head onto the body
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