do not fasten off, begin on earflap as written below Size: 9-12 Months (Should fit up to about 16 months) Ok, confession time. I don’t know the difference between a llama and an alpaca. Not in real life and certainly not in crochet form either. I didn’t want to leave any adorable furry friends out of the roundup, so you’ll notice that we’ve got a mix of crochet llama patterns and alpaca patterns. The more the merrier, right?! I’ve got a good feeling that you are going to go gaga for these crochet llama patterns! So what are you waiting for? Scroll down and see all of the lovely llamas that we have in store for you today! Before we begin… let’s get Social!

Cut eight 1 yard strands of each color. Pass strands half-way through tip of earflap. You should now have 16 strands to braid with. Make knot and braid approx 5.5 inches long, knot, trim ends. In addition to free crochet llama patterns for stuffed animals, we’ve also got a few other llama themed designs that will delight you. These charming critters have weedled their way into crochet home decor patterns, crochet blanket patterns, and crochet accessory patterns. Just wait until you see all of the alpaca goodness that we have in store for you today! Round 5: SC in first 7 stitches, 2 HDC in next 2, 2 DC in next 6, 2 HDC in next 2, SC in remaining stitches, join, chain 1 Wow, that was a lot of llamas and alpacas! What did you think of all of these amazing and free crochet llama patterns? Did you have a favorite pattern from this list? Did I miss your favorite crochet llama pattern of all time? Tell me all about it in the comments below!

Row 11: SC decrease,continue to SC around entire bottom edge of hat, join, fasten off and weave in ends. Note: For bigger sizes, you will want to use an H hook for the facial features and I also suggest a bulkier yarn like Bernat Super Value.

Tips for working with Pipsqueak yarn: Keep your stitches loose and run your fingers along the previous stitches to figure out where the next will go. You can actually pretty easily feel for where the tops of each stitch are. You could actually pop your finger through a space under the stitch. So the place where you finger pops through is where you make your next stitch! Easy! If you are wondering how to crochet a llama and worrying that it might be difficult – don’t sweat it! Many of the free crochet llama patterns that we are featuring today are totally beginner friendly and use only basic crochet stitches. Of course, there are also a few patterns that call for more advanced crochet techniques and stitches, so if you like a challenge then you are in the right place.

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