Are you the proud owner of a Boston Terrier? If so, this lovely Boston Terrier Puppy Crochet Pattern is definitely for you! This little guy can be a perfect companion for your desk at work or a cute home decoration.
To crochet this Boston Terrier you’ll need:
- Light worsted yarn (DK / 8 ply) – 70% cotton, 30% wool; 105 m / 50 g
- 3.0 mm crochet hook
- 12 mm safety eyes
- Polyester fiberfill
- Black embroidery floss for muzzle and paws
- Some white felt for eyes
- Safety plastic nose
- Stitch markers
The size of finished amigurumi puppy is about 15 cm (5.9″) with ears.
Skill level: easy
You can find printable PDF version of the pattern in our store >> https://shop.amigurumi.today/collections/new-patterns/products/boston-terrier-puppy-crochet-pattern-printable-pdf
Boston Terrier Puppy
Free crochet pattern
Abbreviations:
ch = chain
st = stitch
sc = single crochet
inc = increase (2 sc in one stitch)
dec = decrease (2 sc together)
sl st = slip stitch
dc = double crochet
FPDC = front post double crochet
BPDC = back post double crochet
(..) = repeat the space in brackets the given number of times
[..] = total number of stitches
You can find a video tutorial on how to make front post double crochet and back post double crochet stitches here.
Crochet the puppy continuously in a spiral (unless otherwise specified), marking the beginning of each round with a stitch marker.
Head:
Crochet with black yarn.
Rnd 1: 6 sc in magic ring [6]
Rnd 2: (inc) repeat 6 times [12]
Rnd 3: (sc in next st, inc) repeat 6 times [18]
Rnd 4: (sc in next 2 st, inc) repeat 6 times [24]
Rnd 5: (sc in next 3 st, inc) repeat 6 times [30]
Rnd 6: (sc in next 4 st, inc) repeat 6 times [36]
Rnd 7: (sc in next 5 st, inc) repeat 6 times [42]
Rnd 8: (sc in next 6 st, inc) repeat 6 times [48]
Rnd 9-16: sc in all 48 st [48]
Rnd 17: (sc in next 6 st, dec) repeat 6 times [42]
Rnd 18: (sc in next 5 st, dec) repeat 6 times [36]
Rnd 19: (sc in next 4 st, dec) repeat 6 times [30]
Preparing eyes for insertion:
Cut out two circles from white felt. They should be slightly larger than your safety eyes. Make small holes in the center of the felt circles, suitable for inserting an eye in them.
Place safety eyes with felt circles between Rnd 11 and Rnd 12, at the distance of 9-10 stitches from each other. Fix the eyes from the inside. Now you can start stuffing the head.
The math for 2nd row in the muzzle doesn’t add up, I’ve counted it 4 times and it doesn’t go a full row.
The pattern only use 16 stitches out of the 18 we have and the amount add up to 24 and not 22(and still leaves 2 unused stitches in the row)
Nevermind I see now that I was reading dec as inc, I’m sorry to bother you ^^’
I really like this pattern I have not started it yet but it looks super cute.
Hi! I love yor petterns! I have a doubt; in the row 2 of the muzzle I count 24 stitches instead of 22. wich one should be the correct? Thank you and sorry for muy bad english.
Hi 🙂 The Rnd 2 of the muzzle is correct 🙂
I have 2 Bostons and am so thrilled and thankful for this free pattern. Thank you again.
Hi, I just looooove your patterns. I get so excited when I receive the alert for the next pattern. They are so adorable! Thankyou so much for sharing. Would be awesome if there is a boxer dog in the near future. I love the pug. Have already made her. Once again, thankyou so much
Hi Pearl 🙂 We’re so happy that you like our patterns! 🙂
Your amigurumi are adorable. Do have any patterns of Golden Retrievers, terriors, and labs? Also cats. Thankyou for the patterns and the guides.
Hi Judy 🙂 Now we have these dog patterns >> https://amigurumi.today/category/amigurumi-patterns/dogs/ and these cat patterns >> https://amigurumi.today/category/amigurumi-patterns/cats/