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Hello, dear Amigurumi Followers!

Today, we’re delighted to share another free amigurumi crochet pattern with you. As you know, we provide new amigurumi patterns every day. Some of our main patterns include amigurumi gazelles, bears, polar bears, pandas, penguins, giraffes, llamas, pigs, bunnies, clowns, lambs, bees, unicorns, dolls, foxes, dinosaurs, elephants, hippos, monkeys, cats, dogs, and more.

Today’s new amigurumi free crochet pattern is an adorable amigurumi elephant. Here are some details about this pattern:

If you enjoy making amigurumi, you’ll love this easy and free pattern. Your kids will adore these handmade toys!

Materials

Yarn İCE Yarn “Thin Chenille” (50g / 250m) light gray (1 skein), 2-3 meters white (for nails).

Yarn Kartopu “Nubuk” (100g / 550m) of light blue and blue colors (for scarf)

Hooks Tulip No. 2mm, Clover 1.75mm (for scarf)

Plastic joints for fastening hands 25 mm (2 pcs.), For fastening legs 30 mm (2 pcs.), For fastening the head 30 mm (1 pc.)

Black eyes with a secure mount with a diameter of 8mm

White felt

Thick plastic for foot insoles

Filler

Scissors

Needle for tightening

Black sewing thread for embroidery

Dry pastel for tinting

The growth of the finished toy using these materials is 18cm.

YARN FOR KNITTING AN ELEPHANT MAY BE PURCHASED HERE!

Abbreviations:

sc – single crochet

sl-st – slip-stitch

DC – double crochet

HDC – half DOUBLE crochet

inc – increase

dec – decrease

HANDLES (2 parts)

The row start marker runs in the center of the outside of the handle (for the left hand) and in the center of the inside of the handle (for the right hand).

1 pp.: 2 CH, in the 2nd loop from the hook: 6 sc (6)

2 pp.: (3 sc in one loop, 2 sc) * 2 (10)

3 pp.: (3 inc, 2 sc) * 2 (16)

4 pp.: ((1 sc, inc) * 3, 2 sc) * 2 (22)

5 pp.: ((2 sc, inc) * 3, 2 sc) * 2 (28)

6-7 pp: 28 sc (28)

8 pp.: (5 sc, dec) * 4 (24)

9 pp.: 24 sc (24)

10 pp.: 2 sc, dec, (4 sc, dec) * 3, 2 sc (20)

11 pp.: 4 sc, dec, 8 sc, dec, 4 sc (18)

12 p.: 1 sc, inc, (2 sc, inc) * 5, 1 sc (24)

13-18rr. (6 rows): 24 sc (24)

19 pp.: 3 sc, 5cc, 6 sc, 7 HDC, 3 sc (24)

20 pp.: 4 sc, (inc, 1 sc) * 2, 16 sc (26)

21-23rr. (3 rows): 26 sc (26)

24 pp.: 7 sc, dec, 8 sc, dec, 7 sc (24)

Insert a cotter pin with a diameter of 25 mm between the 23rd and 24th rows and between the 12th and 13th loops (for the left handle). For the right pen – in the vicinity of the marker. (I didn’t have a joint of the right diameter at hand, so I put the cotter pin. It is better to use one type of fastening).

25 pp.: 24 sc (24)

26 p.: 1 sc, dec, (2 sc, dec) * 5, 1 sc (18)

27 p.: (Dec, 1 sc) * 6 (12)

28 pp.: 6 dec.

Embroider a black thread with the elbows and marigolds:

LEGS (2 parts)

RIGHT LEG

The beginning marker of the row runs through the center of the back of the leg.

1 pp.: 2 CH, in the 2nd loop from the hook: 6 sc (6)

2 pp.: 6 inc (12)

3 pp.: (1 sc, inc) * 6 (18)

4 pp .: (inc, 2 sc) * 6 (24)

5 pp.: (3 sc, inc) * 6 (30)

From hard plastic we cut a circle equal in diameter to the foot (up to the 5th row)

6 pp .: 2 sc, inc, (4 sc, inc) * 5, 2 sc (36)

7 pp .: For the rear walls of the hinges: 36 sc (36)

8 pp.: (Knit the nails): 15 sc, (5 DC in one loop with a common vertex (white), 2 sc) * 2, 5 DC in one loop with a common vertex (white), 14 sc (36)

In order for the transition from color to color to be in place, we knit 14 loops, in the 15th loop we pick up the gray thread, and we knit it already white.

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