Cute Baby Dinosaur Amigurumi Free Pattern

Creating a cute baby dinosaur amigurumi is a delightful crochet project that can transport you back to the prehistoric world with a cuddly twist. If you’re on the hunt for a free and user-friendly crochet pattern to bring your very own baby dinosaur to life, your search ends here. Introducing our ‘Cute Baby Dinosaur Amigurumi Free Pattern,’ providing you with all the tools and guidance you need.

This pattern is suitable for crocheters of all skill levels, whether you’re a crochet enthusiast with years of experience or a newcomer to the world of crochet. Our detailed step-by-step instructions and easy-to-follow diagrams will accompany you every step of the way, ensuring your crochet journey is smooth and enjoyable.

The end result will be an irresistibly cute baby dinosaur that can become a cherished handmade gift, a whimsical addition to your decor, or a snuggly companion for the young dinosaur lovers in your life. Waste no time and download the pattern today to begin crafting your very own Cute Baby Dinosaur Amigurumi. Unleash your creativity and crochet your way into the world of adorable prehistoric creatures!

Materials: 

Yarn: Himalaya dolphin baby 80347 mint (150g), 80317 beige (50g), 80308 milk (30g), black for eyes. 

Yarn art jeans milk 05, blue 16 for clothing. 

Crochet hooks: 4.0 and 2.5 mm, as well as straight knitting needles 2.0 mm. 

16 mm trapezoidal glittery safety eyes. 

Embroidery needle, 2 buttons. 

Stuffing. 

Finished toy size is approximately 40 cm. 

PATTERN

Head: 

Row 1: 6 sc in a magic ring, crochet the head tightly enough. 

Row 2: 6 increases (12). 

Row 3: 1 sc, *6 times (18). 

Row 4: 2 sc, *6 times (24). 

Row 5: 3 sc, *6 times (30). 

Row 6: 4 sc, *6 times (36). 

Row 7: 5 sc, *6 times (42). 

Row 8: 6 sc, *6 times (48). 

Rows 9-13: 48 sc. 

Row 14: 18 sc, 10 increases, 20 sc (58). Insert the safety eyes later in this row, between the first and last increases (approximately 6 sc apart). 

Row 15: 18 sc, increase, 19 sc, increase, 19 sc (60 sc). 

Rows 16-18: 60 sc. 

Row 19: 8 sc, decrease * 6 times (54). 

Row 20: 7 sc, decrease * 6 times (48). 

Row 21: 6 sc, decrease * 6 times (42). 

Row 22: 5 sc, decrease * 6 times (36). 

Row 23: 4 sc, decrease * 6 times (30). 

Row 24: 3 sc, decrease * 6 times (24). 

Row 25: 2 sc, decrease * 6 times (18). Fasten off, leaving a tail to sew the head. Stuff the head with an emphasis on the cheeks. 

Legs (2 pieces): 

Start with beige yarn. 

Row 1: 5 ch, 2 sc in the 2nd ch from the hook, 2 sc, 3 sc in the last ch, 4 sc (11). 

Row 2: Increase, 4 sc, 3 increases, 3 sc, 2 increases (17). 

Row 3: Increase, 1 sc, increase, 3 sc, increase, 1 sc, increase, 1 sc, increase, 4 sc, increase, 1 sc (23). 

Row 4: Increase, 8 sc, increase, 1 sc, increase, 2 sc, increase, 6 sc, increase, 1 sc (28). 

Row 5: 28 sc. 

Row 6: 28 sc. 

Row 7: 11 sc, (1 sc, decrease) 4 times, 5 sc (24). 

Row 8: 11 sc, 4 decreases, 5 sc (20). Make decreases in the middle of the leg. 

Row 9: 12 sc, decrease, 6 sc (19). Change to mint yarn. 

Rows 10-14: 19 sc. 

Row 15: Decrease at the end of the row (18). 

Row 16: 18 sc. 

Row 17: Decrease at the end of the row (17). 

Row 18: Decrease at the end of the row (16). 

Row 19: Decrease at the end of the row (15). 

Row 20: 15 sc. 

Row 21: 1 sc, decrease, 12 sc (14). Stuff the leg. 

Row 22: 14 sc. Fold in half, join with 7 sc, cut the yarn. 

Horns (6 pieces): 

Row 1: 6 sc with milk color. 

Row 2: 6 sc. 

Row 3: 1 sc, increase * 3 times (9). 

Row 4: 9 sc. 

Row 5: 2 sc, increase * 3 times (12). 

Row 6: 12 sc. 

Row 7: 3 sc, increase * 3 times (15). Leave a 15 cm thread for sewing. Do not stuff the horns; sew each separately after securing them with pins. 

Arms (2 pieces): 

Row 1: 6 sc with beige yarn. 

Row 2: 6 increases (12). 

Row 3: 1 sc, *6 times (18). 

Rows 4-7: 18 sc. 

Change to mint color. 

Continue crocheting 9 more rows with 18 sc each. 

Row 17: 1 sc, decrease * 6 times (12). Fold in half, join with 6 sc, cut the yarn. Stuff the bottom of the arms but not the top to prevent them from sticking out. 

Body: 

Row 1: 6 sc in a magic ring. 

Row 2: 6 increases (12). 

Row 3: 1 sc, *6 times (18). 

Row 4: 2 sc, *6 times (24). 

Row 5: 3 sc, *6 times (30). 

Row 6: 4 sc, *6 times (36). 

Row 7: 5 sc, *6 times (42). 

Row 8: 6 sc, *6 times (48). 

Row 9: 14 sc, 7 sc with leg, 6 sc, increase, 3 sc, increase, 6 sc, 7 sc with leg, 3 sc (50). 

Row 10: 25 sc, increase, 10 sc, increase, 13 sc (52). 

Row 11: 26 sc, increase, 10 sc, increase, 14 sc (54). 

Rows 12-13: 54 sc. 

Row 14: 7 sc, decrease * 6 times (48). 

Row 15: 48 sc. 

Row 16: 6 sc, decrease * 6 times (42). 

Row 17: 5 sc, decrease * 6 times (36). 

Rows 18-20: 36 sc. 

Row 21: 4 sc, decrease * 6 times (30). Stuff the body with an emphasis on the belly. 

Row 22: 3 sc, decrease * 6 times (24). 

Row 23: 2 sc, decrease * 6 times (18). 

Row 24: In this row, attach the arms, leaving 5 sc in front. 

Row 25: 18 sc. Stuff the neck well. Leave the end of the thread for sewing the head. Sew the head with the same thread twice. 

Tail: 

Row 1: 6 sc with beige yarn. 

Row 2: 6 sc. 

Row 3: 1 sc, increase * 3 times (9). 

Row 4: 9 sc. 

Row 5: 2 sc, increase * 3 times (12). 

Row 6: 12 sc. 

Row 7: 3 sc, increase * 3 times (15). 

Row 8: 15 sc. 

Row 9: 4 sc, increase * 3 times (18). 

Row 10: 18 sc. 

Row 11: 5 sc, increase * 3 times (21). 

Row 12: 21 sc. 

Row 13: 6 sc, increase * 3 times (24). 

Row 14: 24 sc. Change to mint color. 

Row 15: 7 sc, increase * 3 times (27). 

Row 16: 27 sc. 

Row 17: 8 sc, increase * 3 times (30). 

Row 18: 30 sc. 

Row 19: Rows 22-30: 30 sc, leaving an end for sewing. Stuff the tail tightly. 

Sweater (knitted with 2.0 mm needles): 

Cast on 34 stitches + 2 edge stitches on 2 short needles. (Knit in rows) 

Row 1: All purl stitches. 

Knit the front side in the following pattern: 5 back, 5 sleeve, 10 front, 5 sleeve, 5 back. All purl stitches according to the pattern. 

When there are 21 stitches left on the sleeves, bind them off in the usual way. 

In the next row, make increases in the purl row, 6 times for the sleeves. 

Now, you can try on the sweater. I switch to circular short needles (2.0 mm) and see how many increases are needed. To do this, make increases in every 3rd stitch in the knit row. 

Continue knitting in the knit stitch until you reach the desired length (I knitted 10 rows). 

Bind off in the usual way. 

Tie 2 ties at the back by casting on 25 chains each. 

Pants (crocheted with 2.5 mm hook): 

Cast on 74 stitches + 2 turning chains (start each row with 2 turning chains). 

Crochet in rows. Single crochet in each stitch for 5 rows. 

Starting from the 6th row, make decreases at the beginning and end of each row (skip the first 2 stitches). 

Crochet without decreases for rows 10-12. Periodically check the fit on the dinosaur. 

Make 2 loops at the back (cast on 45 chains, slip stitch in each chain). 

The front loops are tied, and the buttons are glued. 

Put on the pants, sew the crotch and 2 cm in the back, so the tail is not visible. 

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