Crochet amigurumi llama: easy and adorable step by step pattern
Learn how to create a cute amigurumi crochet llama with this easy pattern, ideal to give as a gift, decorate or add to your knitted collection.
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If you are a crochet fan and you love cute little dolls that look like they come out of a fairy tale, you will fall in love with this proposal. Today I bring you the step by step instructions to crochet an amigurumi llama, a super sweet project, ideal for those who are new to the world of amigurumis as well as for experienced knitters who are looking for something relaxed and cute.
This design combines the best of amigurumis: it's easy, quick to knit and has a final result that will make you smile. The amigurumi crochet llama is perfect to give as a gift to a little one, to decorate a special corner or simply to add to your herd of knitted animals. Besides, you can play with the colors and customize it as you like.
The pattern is clearly explained, with step-by-step instructions and details so you won't miss anything. You'll only need a few basic materials and a lot of desire to have a great time knitting. And the best part: it's designed for you to enjoy it without stress, like a chat between friends with needle in hand.
So get a soft ball of yarn, prepare your favorite needle and come knit with me this amigurumi crochet llama that will steal your heart.
🦙 Medium Llama Crochet Pattern (US Terms)
Style: Worked in continuous rounds unless otherwise stated
Colors: Use your preferred palette for body and accessories
🧵 Abbreviations
English (US Terms)
ch (chain)
MR (magic ring)
sc (single crochet)
inc (increase)
dec (decrease)
sl st (slip stitch)
dc (double crochet)
hdc (half double crochet)
Body
01. 8 sc in MR
02. 8 inc (16)
03. *1 sc, inc* around (24)
04. 24 sc
05. *2 sc, inc* around (32)
06. 32 sc
07. *3 sc, inc* around (40)
08–30. 40 sc
31. *3 sc, dec* around (32)
32. *2 sc, dec* around (24)
33. *1 sc, dec* around (16)
34. 8 dec (8)
35. 3 dec — fasten off
🦒 Head & Neck
01. 8 sc in MR
02. 8 inc (16)
03. *2 sc, inc* x4, 4 sc (20)
04. *3 sc, inc* x4, 4 sc (24)
05. *4 sc, inc* x4, 4 sc (28)
06–13. 28 sc
14. 3 dec, 1 sc, 3 dec, 15 sc (22)
15. 3 sc, 1 dec, 17 sc (21)
16–27. 21 sc
28. *1 sc, inc* x3, 15 sc (24)
29. 9 sc, *1 sc, inc* x3 — fasten off
🐽 Snout
01. 6 sc in MR
02. *2 sc, inc* around (8)
03. *1 sc, inc* around (12)
04–05. 12 sc
06. *2 sc, inc* around (16)
07–08. 16 sc — fasten off
🦵 Legs (make 4)
01. 6 sc in MR
02. *2 sc, inc* around (8)
03. *1 sc, inc* around (12)
04–08. 12 sc (60 total stitches)
09. *3 sc, inc* around (15)
10–15. 15 sc (90 total stitches)
16. *4 sc, inc* around (18)
17–20. 18 sc (72 total stitches) — fasten off
👂 Ears (make 2)
01. 4 sc in MR
02. *1 sc, inc* around (6)
Continue with 25 sc — fasten off
🧵 Sew all pieces neatly, aligning them carefully.
🎩 Hat (use colors of your choice)
01. 6 hdc
02. *1 hdc, inc* x3 (9)
03. ch 6, skip 1 st, 3 hdc; ch 6, skip 1 st, 4 hdc (19)
04. 17 hdc, 1 dec (18)
05. *2 hdc, inc* around (24)
06–07. 24 hdc — fasten off
🧶 For ear flaps:
Pick up 6 stitches below each ear hole (x2)
01. 6 hdc
02. 1 dec, 2 hdc, 1 dec (4)
03. 4 hdc
04. 2 dec (2)
05. 1 dec — fasten off
🧵 Border entire hat with hdc.
🧣 Blanket
Ch 23
Row 1: 22 hdc
Rows 2–7: 22 hdc
🥁 Drums (make 2)
01. 8 sc in MR
02. 8 inc (16)
03. *1 sc, inc* around (24)
04. 24 sc in back loop only
05–10. 24 sc — fasten off
And so we come to the end of this wool adventure! Did you see how cute your amigurumi crochet llama turned out? Surely now you look at it and you can't believe it came out of your own hands. It's amazing what we can achieve with a little yarn, a needle and a lot of knitting love.
The most beautiful thing about amigurumis is that each one has its own personality. Even if we follow the same pattern, each llama has a unique touch, that special detail that you give it when you choose the colors, when you embroider the face, when you add an accessory. That's part of the magic of crochet: it transforms everything into something warm and personal.
If you enjoyed crocheting this amigurumi llama, I invite you to keep exploring more patterns on the blog. There are lots of adorable ideas waiting for you to bring them to life with your hands. And if you're up for it, I'd love to see your version! You can share it on social networks and tag me so the whole knitting community can see it.
Thanks for being on the other side, for sharing this time of creativity, and for continuing to fill the world with crocheted tenderness. May you never lack a ball of yarn, or the desire to create. Until the next pattern!
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