Mama Goat – amigurumi pattern

Amigurumi goat pattern offers a challenge for advanced crocheters.

Mama Goat was specially created for a farm where goats are raised, embodying the character of a hardworking housewife. She wears a simple wool dress adorned with a front apron, a charming collar, and a lace-trimmed hem for a timeless look.

The amigurumi goat has many delightful details to explore. Her yarn transitions from brown to white are crafted with jagged edges using long single crochets (spike stitch), though these can easily be swapped for regular single crochets if you prefer.

Her face is unique, with embroidered eye patches that may take a bit of experimenting to perfect. The pattern itself is simple, but the precise stitch placement brings her character to life. Interestingly, achieving symmetry in her facial features may be the biggest challenge!

For the brave who peek under her skirt, they’ll find that Mama Goat has a hint of mischievous hip curves. And though she has a gentle beard, she’s never afraid to stand her ground.

Design from lilleliis`s new Estonian book “Unustamatud lapsepõlvelelud”.

INSTRUCTIONS

Downloadable and easy to follow crochet pattern (PDF file). Step-by-step instructions on 26 pages with over 70 photos and some additional video demonstrations to guide you through the making process.

Language: English (US terminology)

Skill level: advanced

Stitches needed: single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, spike single crochet

SIZE AND MATERIALS

Size: about 32 cm / 12.6 inches

The pattern uses a 2.5 mm crochet hook with DK (8 ply) weight wool yarn.

SUPPORT AND COPYRIGHT

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You may sell the finished product. You may not sell or share the pattern. Read full copyright here.