Black Rhino Amigurumi
Medium
This Rhino's name is Matumaini, which means “Hope” in Swahili; very apt because while populations are on the rise, the Black Rhino is still critically endangered! This is part of our 3 pattern series to raise money for the World Wildlife Fund to protect the future of nature! Learn more here.
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What you'll create
What you'll learn
What you'll need
Cotton Yarn
Weight
Colors
Grey (Body and Legs)
Off-White (Horns)
Crochet Hook
G6 / 4.00 mm
Safety Bead (x2)
6 mm
Stuffing
Darning Needle
Nickels
(for added weight)
Abbreviations used
ch
Chain Stitch
st
Stitch
slst
Slip Stitch
sc
Single Crochet
inc
Increase
invdec
Invisible Decrease
FLO/BLO
Front / Back Loops Only
hdc
Half-Double Crochet
bean
Bean Stitch
Useful information
Gauge
5 Rnds and 4 sts per 1”
Finished piece is about 3” tall
Worked
In the Round unless otherwise stated
Useful Tutorials
Pattern steps
01 Front Horn
[All in Off-White]
Magic loop
Rnd 1: sc 5 in the magic loop (5)
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Submitted by Nicole Maxwell
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I watched the tutorial on stitching parts together and this is the best amigurimi I’ve ever made!
The body of the rino pattern is a little messed up it does sc 4 inc multiple times instead of the actual rows.
The body of the rino pattern is a little messed up it does sc 4 inc multiple times instead of the actual rows