This is a pattern to crochet a sweet and innocent amigurumi wolf, an adorable friend of your child.
Supplies:
- Fine semi-woolen yarn (50% wool, 50% acrylic) of grey color
- 2.5 mm crochet hook
- Fiberfill
- Button eyes
- Some black yarn for muzzle and paws
- Some black felt for ears
- Tapestry needle
- Scissors
The size of finished crochet wolf is about 26 cm. Be aware that size may vary depending on the yarn and hook size used.
Gauge is unimportant for the pattern. If the parts are crocheted tightly enough, they will keep the required shape well when stuffed. You can make a little test to be sure your hook is suitable.
Skill level: intermediate
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I love too crochet, great patterns.
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I can wait to get started,
he a beautiful.
These are great new to crochet and this will be so much fun to try thank you
Great page
Hi.
Im currently doing the wolf but it doesnt say where the eyes are to be put… any help would be appreciated
Hi Blaire, it wasn’t counted, sorry. I think the shape of the head can suggest where.
I am confused about rd 20 of the body. I get 25 st but the directiins show I should gave 24.
Hi Gail :), try to crochet in this way – Rnd 20: (dec, sc in the next 3 st) repeat 6 times [24]
Hi, I love your toys and currently working on my 1st one, this cute wolf. I was wondering how to do the nose. Did you just sew the yarn to form it? Thank you.
Hi Veronika, yes the nose is embroidered. To make volume sew several stitches on each other đ See the instructions how to embroider the nose here >> https://amigurumi.today/small-reindeer-amigurumi-pattern-free/
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Just finishing up the head. It should be stuffed, correct? At what point would you suggest? It will be too tight by rnd 29. I also would like more direction on where to stuff legs and arms as well as where to place them. This is my first attempt at crocheting an amigurumi. Usually I knit, and am used to more specific directions regarding stuffing, and placement of appendages. Very cute pattern, though. I love the face.
Val
Hi Val, stuff the parts as you go. Note that you should crochet tightly enough so that stuffing wouldn’t look out through the stitches.
Hi…it’s really lovely the toy’s pattern, but i have problem on the ears… I was stucked! Can you please show me how to make the ears part? Thank you
Hi Jay đ Which round you were stucked on?
from the beginning đ
sorry to troubled you
Lindo!!!!!!!!!đ
He looks so cute, I’ll have to make him for my grand daughter, thank you
How much yardage is needed for the wolf.
It depends on your yarn weight, hook size and tightness of stitches.
I used Big Twist, Medium Denim, med 4, 371 yards. 3.5 mm hook with tight tension. I have plenty of yarn left over.
To the others that asked about the nose; I crocheted a âtriangleâ out of sc instead of embroidery. It looks great. I improvised with increases to get the size right. Itâs about 6 sc rows and 10-11 stitches across at the top.
Love this pattern. But having trouble sewing the head on. I think I must have made it too big it doesnât want to stay up itâs top heavy. Please help
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Would like to purchase the pattern so that I can print it out to fallow better but its not available to buy. Is there any way I can get this printed out?
Please tell me what size eyes to order and what row do you put them on?
Hello-
I am registered and was able to view and began to crochet the pattern for the Lucky Dog. For some reasons, starting yesterday, even after I log in, I can’t seem to be able to view the entire pattern. Can you help please!
Thank you!
Please try to sign in now, then click on “Home” and choose the pattern đ
Love the animal, but the instruction are lacking big time! You basically have to guess where to place the appendages as well as other critical instructions, i.e., legs and paw assembly, nothing.
Youâre cute gray wolf pattern used to be free along with most if not all your patterns what happened