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Brontosaurus Pattern

This document provides a crochet pattern for creating a small dinosaur plushie using a 5.0mm hook and chunky yarn. It includes detailed instructions for making the legs, body, neck, and head, as well as notes on sizing and materials needed. The pattern is written in US terminology and is designed to be worked in continuous rounds.

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Brontosaurus Pattern

This document provides a crochet pattern for creating a small dinosaur plushie using a 5.0mm hook and chunky yarn. It includes detailed instructions for making the legs, body, neck, and head, as well as notes on sizing and materials needed. The pattern is written in US terminology and is designed to be worked in continuous rounds.

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Yarn: Premier Parfait Chunky (or a yarn of

your choice)
Hook: 5.0mm
Safety Eyes: 10mm (you can also use felt or
embroider the eyes)
Yarn Needle
Stuffing
Scissors

Disclaimer: The size of the finished plushie


depends on the yarn and hook size. This
pattern creates a **small dinosaur** using a
5.0mm hook and chunky yarn. To make a larger
dinosaur, use a bigger hook and thicker yarn.
This pattern is written in US terminology
and is worked in continuous rounds.

MR: Magic Ring


St: Stitch
ch: Chain
SlSt: Slip Stitch
SC: Single Crochet
inc: Increase
dec: Invisible Decrease
F.O.: Fasten Off
First Leg
R1: 5sc in MR (5)
R2: (inc) x 5 (10)
R3: (blo) SC around (10)
R4-5: SC around (2 rounds) (10)
F.O.

Second Leg
Repeat R1-5 but do not fasten off. At
the end of round 5, end second leg
with a chain 1 and continue to R6.

R6: Join the second leg to the first leg


with a SC, then: (SC) x 6, (inc) x 3 in
the next 3 stitches, SC in the corner of
chain 1, SC in chain 1, SC in the other
corner of chain 1, (inc) x 3 in the next 3
stitches, (SC) x 7, inc in the other side
of chain 1 (31)(see the top photo).

For R6, I find it helpful to put a stitch


marker in the first stitch of the first (inc)
x 3, and place another in the very last
stitch of the second (inc) x 3.

Fasten off.

Repeat for legs #3 & #4.

Fasten off.
R7: Re-join yarn using a chain 1 (does
not count as a stitch). SlSt in the same
stitch and put 14 more SlSt through both
sets of legs. Continuing around the
edge: inc, 16SC, inc, 15SC (35).

R8-10: SC around (3 rounds) (35).

Stuff the legs.

R11: 15SC, chain 5, skip 7 stitches, 13SC


(33).

Note: The chain 5, skip 7 should be


centered on the legs.

R12: SC around (33).

R13: 12SC, (dec) x 5, 11SC (28).

R14: 10SC, (dec) x 5, 8SC (23).

R15: 8SC, (dec) x 4, 7SC (19).

R16: 9SC, (dec) x 2, 6SC (17).

R17: 6SC, (dec) x 4, 3SC (13).

R18: 6SC, dec, 5SC (12).

Stuff body
R19-25: SC around (7 rounds) (12).

Stuff neck firmly to keep it from


bending down.

R26: 3SC, (inc) x 5, 4SC (17).

Note: The increases should fall in the


chin area.

R27: 4SC, (inc) x 6, 7SC (23).

R28-30: SC around (3 rounds) (23).

R31: 6SC, (dec) x 6, 5SC (17).

Insert eyes between rows 29 and 30, 8


stitches apart.

R32: 3SC, (dec) x 5, 4SC (12).

Finish stuffing.

R33: (dec) x 6 (6).

Fasten off.
R1: Re-join yarn to the first
skipped stitch of R10 with a
chain 1 (chain 1 does not count
as a stitch). SC in the same
stitch, 6SC, place a SC in the
corner, continue to place 5SC
into the chain 5 of R11, place
one more SC into the other
corner (14).

R2: 8SC, (dec) x 2, 2SC (12).

R3: SC around (12).

R4: 9SC, dec, SC (11).

R5: SC around (11).

R6: dec, 4SC, dec, 3SC (9).

R7: SC around (9).

R8: (SC, dec) x 3 (6).

R9: (dec) x 3 (3).

FIN!

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