Little Uns. T. Rex. When crocheted with yarns and hook specified, T. Rex measures 16 inches L with a standing height of 11 inches.

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Little Uns T. Rex When crocheted with yarns and hook specified, T. Rex measures 16 inches L with a standing height of 11 inches. This pattern is crocheted in the amigurumi style of continuous rounds beginning from a double yarn loop. Marking the last stitch of increase and decrease rounds with a small length of yarn or a safety pin will help you to keep track. 1

Materials F/5 3.75mm crochet hook Approx. 5 ounces Caron Simply Soft Light Sage (or other soft worsted weight) yarn 2 yards baby or sport weight white yarn for mouth 2 (5/8") solid-front buttons for eyes (or 15mm animal safety eyes) Sewing thread, needle and pins Polyester fiberfill for stuffing (3-5 ounces) Yarn needle Pattern abbreviations Rnd - Round ch - chain sc - single crochet stitch hdc - half double crochet stitch sc inc - single crochet increase (2 single crochet stitches into 1 stitch) sc dec - single crochet decrease (Insert hook into Front Loop of 1st sc, insert hook into Back Loop of next sc, yarn over and pull hook through both loops, making a no-see sc dec) Sl st: Slip stitch * Repeat directions between * as indicated Arms (make 2) Crochet 6 sc into double loop, pull loop end to close Rnd 1: *1 sc, 2 sc inc* 3 times (9 sc) Rnd 2: 1 sc into each of 3 sc, *1 sc, ch 4, 1 sc into 3 rd ch from top, 1 sc into same sc as chs* 3 times, 1 sc into each of 3 sc (9 sc and 3 ch fingers ) Rnd 3: 1 sc into each of 3 sc, *1 sc between ch fingers* 2 times, 1 sc into each next 2 sc, 2 sc into last sc (9 sc) Rnds 4-11: 9 sc (8 rounds) Rnd 12: *2 sc into each of 2 sc, 1 sc into each next 3 sc, skip 2 sc, 1 sc into each next 2 sc (9 sc) Rnds 13-15: 9 sc (3 rounds) Rnd 16: 8 sc, 2 sc inc (10 sc) Rnd 17: 10 sc Sl st into next sc, tie off, leaving long enough yarn length to sew arm to body later. 2

Legs (Make 2) Crochet 6 sc into double loop, pull loop end to close Rnd 1: *2 sc into each sc* 6 times (12 sc) Rnd 2: *1 sc, 2 sc inc* 6 times (18 sc) Rnd 3: *2 sc, 2 sc inc* 6 times (24 sc) Rnd 4: 2 sc into 1 st sc, 1 sc into each next 6 sc, *1 hdc into next sc, 1 sc into each next 4 sc* 2 times, 1 hdc into next sc, 1 sc into each next 5 sc, 2 sc into last sc (26 sts) Rnd 5: 2 sc into 1 st sc, 1 sc into each next 7 sc, *3 hdc into next sc, 1 sc into next sc 3, 2 sc into the next sc* 2 times, 3 hdc into next sc, 1 sc into each next 6 sc, 2 sc into last sc (36 sts) Rnd 6: 2 sc into 1 st sc, 1 sc into each next 8 sc, *skip hdcs, 1 sc into each next 5 sc* 2 times, skip hdcs, 1 sc into each next 7 sc, 2 sc into last sc (29 sc) Rnd 7: 1 sc into each of 9 sc, *2 sc dec* 6 times, 1 sc into each of 8 sc (23 sc) Rnd 8: 2 sc dec; 1 sc into each of 6 sc, *2 sc dec* 5 times, 1 sc into each of 5 sc (17 sc) Rnd 9: 2 sc dec; 1 sc into each of 6 sc, 2 sc dec, 1 sc into each of 5 sc, 2 sc dec (14 sc) Rnds 10-17: 14 sc (8 rounds) Rnd 18: *1 sc, skip over 1 sc* 2 times, 1 sc into each of 4 sc, *2 sc inc* 2 times, 1 sc into each of 4 sc (14 sc) Rnd 18: Skip over 1 sc, 1 sc into each of 6 sc, *2 sc inc* 2 times, 1 sc into each of 5 sc (15 sc) Rnd 20: *4 sc, 2 sc inc* 3 times (18 sc) Rnds 21-24: 18 sc (4 rounds) Rnd 25: *8 sc, 2 sc inc* 2 times (20 sc) Rnds 26-29: 20 sc (4 rounds) Sl st into next sc, tie off, leaving long enough yarn length to sew leg to body later Tail/Body Crochet 5 sc into double loop, pull loop end to close Rnd 1: 4 sc, 2 sc inc (6 sc) Rnd 2: 5 sc, 2 sc inc (7 sc) Rnd 3: 6 sc, 2 sc inc (8 sc) Rnd 4: 7 sc, 2 sc inc (9 sc) Rnds 5-8: 9 sc (4 rounds) Rnd 9: 8 sc, 2 sc inc (10 sc) Rnd 10: 10 sc Rnd 11: 9 sc, 2 sc inc (11 sc) Rnds 12-13: 11 sc (2 rounds) Rnd 14: 10 sc, 2 sc inc (12 sc) 3

Rnd 15: *5 sc, 2 sc inc* 2 times (14 sc) Rnd 16: 14 sc Rnd 17: *6 sc, 2 sc inc* 2 times (16 sc) Rnd 18: 16 sc Rnd 19: *7 sc, 2 sc inc* 2 times (18 sc) Rnd 20: 18 sc Rnd 21: *8 sc, 2 sc inc* 2 times (20 sc) Rnds 22-23: 20 sc (2 rounds) Rnd 24: *9 sc, 2 sc inc* 2 times (22 sc) Rnds 25-26: 22 sc (2 rounds) Rnd 27: *10 sc, 2 sc inc* 2 times (24 sc) Rnds 28-29: 24 sc (2 rounds) Rnd 30: *11 sc, 2 sc inc* 2 times (26 sc) Rnds 31-32: 26 sc (2 rounds) Rnd 33: *12 sc, 2 sc inc* 2 times (28 sc) Rnd 34: 28 sc Rnd 35: *6 sc, 2 sc inc* 4 times (32 sc) Rnd 36: 32 sc Rnd 37: *7 sc, 2 sc inc* 4 times (36 sc) Rnd 38: *8 sc, 2 sc inc* 4 times (40 sc) Rnd 39: 40 sc Rnd 40: *7 sc, 2 sc inc* 5 times (45 sc) Rnd 41: *8 sc, 2 sc inc* 5 times (50 sc) Rnds 42-48: 50 sc (7 rounds) Rnd 49: 9 sc, 2 sc dec; *8 sc, 2 sc dec* 3 times; 9 sc (46 sc) Rnd 50: 5 sc, 2 sc dec; *9 sc, 2 sc dec* 3 times; 6 sc (42 sc) Rnds 51-52: 42 sc (2 rounds) Stuff and sew on rear legs Rnd 53: 8 sc, 2 sc dec; *6 sc, 2 sc dec* 3 times; 8 sc (38 sc) Rnds 54-58: 38 sc (5 rounds) Rnd 59: 9 sc, 2 sc dec; *4 sc, 2 sc dec* 3 times; 9 sc (34 sc) Rnds 60-66: 34 sc (7 rounds) Rnd 67: *2 sc dec* 3 times; 26 sc; 2 sc dec (30 sc) Rnds 68-70: 30 sc (3 rounds) Stuff and sew on arms, stuff tail and lower body Rnd 71: *2 sc dec* 3 times; 22 sc; 2 sc dec (26 sc) Rnd 72: 26 sc Rnd 73: 2 sc dec; 22 sc; 2 sc dec (24 sc) Rnd 74: 24 sc Sl st into next sc, tie off, leaving long enough yarn length to sew head to body later 4

Mouth White yarn and F hook Leaving a 6 inch length of yarn on end of ch, ch 3, into 1 st ch made (figure 1 below) work an sc into the center loop (forming tooth, figure 2), ch 3, sc into center loop of 1 st ch after tooth (figure 3), repeat until you have a total of 9 teeth, tie off, leaving a 10 length of yarn. Lay teeth strip over center of snout and pull shorter yarn length to inside, thread needle with longer length, sew teeth strip on just below the top edge, pull yarn to inside and tie together with shorter end, trim. Face/Head Crochet 6 sc into double loop, pull loop end to close Rnd 1: *2 sc into each sc* 6 times (12 sc) Rnd 2: *1 sc, 2 sc inc* 6 times (18 sc) Rnd 3: 18 sc Rnd 4: 3 sc, 2 sc inc; *4 sc, 2 sc inc* 2 times; 4 sc (21 sc) Rnd 5: 21 sc Rnd 6: 5 sc, 2 sc inc; *4 sc, 2 sc inc* 2 times; 5 sc (24 sc) Rnds 7-8: 24 sc (2 rounds) Rnd 9: 6 sc, 2 sc inc; *4 sc, 2 sc inc* 2 times; 7 sc (27 sc) Rnds 10-11: 27 sc (2 rounds) Rnd 12: 7 sc, 2 sc inc; *5 sc, 2 sc inc* 2 times; 6 sc, 2 sc inc (31 sc) Rnd 13: 31 sc Rnd 14: 7 sc, 2 sc inc; *3 sc, 2 sc inc* 4 times; 7 sc (36 sc) Rnd 15: 10 sc, 2 sc inc; *4 sc, 2 sc inc* 3 times; 10 sc (40 sc) Rnd 16: 40 sc Rnd 17: 11 sc, 2 sc inc; *5 sc, 2 sc inc* 3 times; 10 sc (44 sc) Rnd 18: 13 sc, 2 sc inc; *5 sc, 2 sc inc* 3 times; 12 sc (48 sc) Rnd 19: *7 sc, 2 sc inc* 6 times (54 sc) Sew on mouth Rnd 20: 54 sc Rnd 21: *8 sc, 2 sc inc* 6 times (60 sc) Rnd 22: 60 sc 5

Rnd 23: 20 sc, skip over 2 sc, 16 sc, skip over 2 sc, 20 sc (56 sc) Rnd 24: 19 sc, skip over 2 sc, 14 sc, skip over 2 sc, 19 sc (52 sc) Rnd 25: 18 sc, skip over 1 sc, 14 sc, skip over 1 sc, 18 sc (50 sc) Sew on eyes Rnds 26-28: 50 sc (3 rounds) Rnd 29: *8 sc, 2 sc dec* 5 times (45 sc) Rnd 30: *3 sc, 2 sc dec* 9 times (36 sc) Rnd 31: *4 sc, 2 sc dec* 6 times (30 sc) Rnd 32: *3 sc, 2 sc dec* 6 times (24 sc) Stuff head, adding more stuffing as necessary as you close Rnd 33: 2 sc, 2 sc dec 6 times (18 sc) Rnd 34: *1 sc, 2 sc dec* 6 times (12 sc) Rnds 35-36: *2 sc dec* 7 or 8 times to close Tie off, thread end with yarn needle, draw it through closing round and back out a couple rounds away, pull taut and snip close to head to keep end inside. Finish stuffing body, pin and sew head on, lining up the back of the head with the back of the neck. This is an original Craft Ingénue pattern, offered free and with no warranties or guarantees. This pattern and creations made with this pattern are for your non-commercial, personal enjoyment and may not be advertised or sold without expressed, written approval of the pattern creator, nor may the patterns be reprinted for distribution or hosted on internet sites (although linking to site/pattern is permissible). Craft Ingénue is not associated with any of the yarn manufacturers mentioned, they are simply the materials used to create patterns and no association exists or is intended. This pattern is covered by all United States of America and International copyright laws, all rights reserved. Please contact me with any questions or concerns about patterns: craftingenue@live.com 6