Alligator/Crocodile Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

By Viktorija Dineikiene

Downloadable PDF, Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Spanish

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Alligator/Crocodile Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

£3.94

Downloadable PDF, Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Spanish

What you'll need

One size only:	Length: 17inch (43cm)
Alize Cotton Gold - Green	1

Crochet Hook - C (2.75mm)

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Product Description

Amigurumi pattern to crochet alligator/crocodile stuffed animal toy.

PATTERN LANGUAGES: English (in US terms), Danish, Dutch, French, German and Spanish.

CROCHET LEVEL: Easy / Intermediate

This pattern is easy to follow and contains lots of photos illustrating the process to help you.

*MEASUREMENTS:*The finished alligator size is about: Length: 17 inches (43cm) Width: 4 inches (10cm) Height: 3.5 inches (9cm) Alligator done with sport weight yarn and size C crochet hook (2.5 - 2.75 mm). The size of alligator may vary depending on the size of hook and yarn you use.

MATERIALS & TOOLS:

I used sport weight yarn (100g - 330m/3.53Oz. - 361yds),

Size C crochet hook (2.5-2.75 mm),

Sewing needle,

Polyester stuffing

You are welcome to sell your finished items made from my crochet patterns. If you sell your work online, please indicate Lovely Baby Gift as a designer of this pattern.

Rewriting, reselling or copying the pattern itself is prohibited.

Thanks for looking and happy crocheting :)

Alligator/Crocodile Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

£3.94

Specifications

Brand:	Independent Designer
Yarn Weight:	Sport
Pages:	0
Designer:	Viktorija Dineikiene
Craft:	Crochet

Format:	Downloadable PDF
Languages:	Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Spanish
Number of Patterns:	1
Skill Level:	Intermediate

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Easy pattern to follow

I was happy with the pattern I ordered, it was easy to read and to follow; however, I did make a few adjustments to the pattern that I thought improved my end result. For example I switch the front and back legs. Just made more sense that way and I tweaked the eyes... I didn’t like how they looked according to the pattern. Instead of layering different colors on top of each other I just did a color change so it looked better in my opinion. Over all I was able to make the changes I desired...