Triceratops Amigurumi

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1. 

   Laurie Andersen

   Soooo CUUUUUTE! I just made it and it’s all cute and wistfully staring up at me, saying, “can I have a buddy?” Of course, cute I must make A HERD for you to be with 😀

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   Faith Scaglione

   My Brother is obsessed with Dino, so this was just perfect to make him a little gift. : )

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      Claire

      thats so cool I made raimbow ones I got a rainbow one and Im working on a red orange yellow green blue purple and pink one

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   Rachel

   This was so fun to make! Would you ever consider making more dinosaur patterns? I’d love a little Stego friend for my Triceratops!

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      Rachel

      Whoops, I meant tiny dinosaur patterns! I love your Bronto design too, but he’s not quite pocket-sized >v<

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      Louie Mensinger Post author

      Hey Rachel! I’m working on some new patterns now actually! They’ll be out very soon!

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   KimmiPop

   Are these in UK or US terms please?

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      Louie Mensinger Post author

      US terms

5. 

   Sunshine

   Louie, I just wanted to say Thank You for all these dino patterns.
   They go very well with the volcano and trees I’ve made.
   And my grandsons really love the set.
   Thank you so much for all your hard work in making the patterns.

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   Sophiefink

   Hey! I love this pattern, but my only suggestion would be that for the rounds 9-11 where yourjust doing the same thing severala times, can you put a checkbox for each round? like for that step have 3 check boxes?

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   Claire

   i made it sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo cute

8. 

   291887

   its cool

9. 

   Hippoman 19

   I love the dinosaur patterns! Thank you so much.

10. 

    MaryEllen

    I’m trying ti download the pdf but it’s not showing up for me 🙁

11. 

    Claire

    thats so cool I made raimbow ones I got a rainbow one and Im working on a red orange yellow green blue purple and pink one

12. 

    Kitty

    Hey I have a question, how do you get your bobbles so prominent? Mine seem to barely poke out but yours are like little feet!

13. 

    William Carey

    I wondered if, since this is a free pattern, I could sell these little guys on Etsy, or would you prefer me not to. Btw they are so cute and a great pattern.

14. 

    Rain

    So fun I made one for my brothers along with the t-Rex pattern as well! They loved them. Your patterns are amazing <3

15. 

    Emrys

    This pattern is weird and confusing, my project didn’t even turn out remotely right. Will try again but I’m very frustrated.

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    Emrys

    I take it back, I’m just stupid lmao

17. 

    Funcai

    My membership level is suppose to contain printer friendly PDFs, but it always brings me to the change member ship level page. Am I missing something here?

18. 

    K

    I’m going to be making a lot of these. They are soooo cute! Everyone loves them and wants one. It was very easy. So far I have made two of each frill type.

19. 

    Hannah

    I’ve made three and named them Tri, Sarah, and Tops

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    Rachel Sedrick

    I made the pattern but somehow I didn’t get legs! I followed the pattern so am not sure what I did wrong. Watching the video you have legs but this doesn’t. What am I missing?

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    Rachel Sedrick

    Ever mind I figured it out with ing the video.

22. 

    brbein

    Bought your Dino kit. Started with Triceratops. Yellow yarn. Got to part of Round 7. Realized that I must have made mistakes in earlier rounds because I don’t have the stitches you describe in Round 5.

    So: I have a strange looking body. Is there enough yellow yarn if I start over?

    Can I send an image of what I have to you? P.S. I did review the crochet stitches for beginners, the PDF and the video. Try, try again?
    Barbara

    1. 

       Ponchic

       You can take out your hook and pull on the yarn to undo as much as you like. That way you won’t need extra yarn, it just sucks having to start over. If you’re not considering that option, then I don’t know.

       Being a beginner, something I like to do is count the stitches I have after completing each round. It’s a bit tedious, but if something is off I typically only will have to undo one row. I discovered from watching his video that using a strand of different color yarn is an excellent way to keep track of the beginning and end of rounds. Counting the stitches as you crochet a round is another safety measure so that when you reach the end of the round as marked by a yarn strand, you should have counted all the stitches that were supposed to be crocheted for that row.

       Whenever I had a problem, careful observation of the video was usually enough to solve it ( I watched the frill variation live stream). The biggest problem I ran into was for invisible decreases. I would tend to skip a stitch after an invisible decrease which for the last round (4 invdec in a row), caused the work to scrunch up much too quickly.

       Other than that, I wish you luck. I’ve heard that crocheting is relaxing, but when I don’t understand why something looks wrong, crocheting makes me frustrated like nothing else ha. I really try to take my time with crocheting because it’s so easy to mess up.

23. 

    Llama Plays

    I love my tiny Dino! I slightly altered the pattern to make a tiny rhino too! The boys are best buddies

24. 

    PusheenDinoCrochet

    Hi, I love the pattern 🙂
    I was wondering if I could sell the dinosaurs I made online? It’s okay if not.

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