For reference, the ears are about 5 rounds in. You can see it pretty clearly at 9:52 . The horns are 2 rounds in, just above the ears. The ears are also 7 or 8 stitches behind the eyes. You can put them wherever you like, but I'm just going by what it looks like in the video :)
I made this with fuzzy yarn and just didn’t make the spots and oh my gosh, the cutest fluffy cow result! Great pattern, though with my personal tension I did add another row to the main “body” part just so it made a little more of a squishmallow shape.
Thank you for this Adorable squishy cow. My granddaughters theme for my new great grandson due in July. Is Western / Cow theme in natural colors. Can't wait to make for the baby shower.
Great tutorial! I am still very new at crochet but this was easy to follow and the little cow came out so cute! My one did come out really round and no matter how much I tried to squish it it stayed the same shape. Do you have any tips for getting the shape of the body longer? ☺️
I had the same issue at first! I believe it's caused by the yarn size, if you're using 5mm or smaller could turn out like a ball, im using 8mm and its an oval
Hi! The body of my cow looked a bit like ball, so I added more rounds when I wasn’t dec or inc. The cow now looks a bit bigger than yours, how Cani make the patches/horns and ears bigger too?
I'm a beginner in crochet for 8 months and the amigurumi has been enchanting me a lot! I bought a course where an artisan from Brazil teaches how to create our own recipes and soon I want to be an amigurumi pattern designer 🙏🏽🥰 Thank you for sharing cute and easy recipe patterns with us! May God bless your work! 🙏🏽💕🥰
Idk if you found your answer elsewhere but you can use a thicker yarn (I'm using the Bernat baby blanket yarn with a 9mm crochet hook) and you can scale the project up by adding more stitches. So you could start the magic circle with 8 stitches and then just follow the pattern. Make sure to adjust all the pieces (ears, spots, muzzle) the same way! Hope this helps :)
watch a beginner video that introduces the most important stitches. i only started two weeks ago but after watching one of those videos i was able to construct this pattern
It’s a simple pattern I suppose so easy if you’ve got intermediate experience, but definitely not beginner friendly. Everything is sped up so quickly and the camera is so far from the stitches even slowing the video doesn’t help me see what’s being done
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For reference, the ears are about 5 rounds in. You can see it pretty clearly at 9:52 . The horns are 2 rounds in, just above the ears.
The ears are also 7 or 8 stitches behind the eyes. You can put them wherever you like, but I'm just going by what it looks like in the video :)
Highly recommend this tutorial! I just finished mine and it is absolutely ADORABLE!!!! Love it! Thank you!!!
Thank you so much for this pattern it became so cute! Maybe you can make more squishmallow patterns🤩
I made this with fuzzy yarn and just didn’t make the spots and oh my gosh, the cutest fluffy cow result! Great pattern, though with my personal tension I did add another row to the main “body” part just so it made a little more of a squishmallow shape.
Thank You! Easy to follow. Thanks for tutorial showing beginning to the end.
Thankyou for sharing all your lovely patterns
Thank you for this Adorable squishy cow. My granddaughters theme for my new great grandson due in July. Is Western / Cow theme in natural colors. Can't wait to make for the baby shower.
the patches and 3:50 then horns 💞💞
Thank you these videos have helped so much
Great tutorial! I am still very new at crochet but this was easy to follow and the little cow came out so cute! My one did come out really round and no matter how much I tried to squish it it stayed the same shape. Do you have any tips for getting the shape of the body longer? ☺️
For a longer body, add a few more rounds in the middle (I.e. when you aren’t increasing or decreasing) 🙂
@@RoseandLilyAmigurumi how did u put the white yarn inside the ear
Idk why, but mine is a little cow ball, but it's still really cute 😂
Same😂
I had the same issue at first! I believe it's caused by the yarn size, if you're using 5mm or smaller could turn out like a ball, im using 8mm and its an oval
Mine is a wee ball too but he’s still cute and I’m not even finished yet (messing about with different colours lmao)
@@saedrabierling8183yes i’m using 5.5 mm and it’s a ball
Hi! The body of my cow looked a bit like ball, so I added more rounds when I wasn’t dec or inc. The cow now looks a bit bigger than yours, how Cani make the patches/horns and ears bigger too?
this hurt my fingers but it turned out to be great thank you for this tutorial.
I'm a beginner in crochet for 8 months and the amigurumi has been enchanting me a lot! I bought a course where an artisan from Brazil teaches how to create our own recipes and soon I want to be an amigurumi pattern designer 🙏🏽🥰 Thank you for sharing cute and easy recipe patterns with us! May God bless your work! 🙏🏽💕🥰
Amen 🙏🏻❤️
I'm very grateful to you this so cuteee 💗
So cute.I just made it :D
For those having trouble with it being too fast, there is a free written pattern linked in the video's description.
Me encanta! ❤
What is the clip for? And can you do a big plushy in the future?
the clip is to mark the beginning stitch of a round so you can keep track of when you end the round
hello! What should I do if I want to make a bigger plushie ? Thank you!
Idk if you found your answer elsewhere but you can use a thicker yarn (I'm using the Bernat baby blanket yarn with a 9mm crochet hook) and you can scale the project up by adding more stitches. So you could start the magic circle with 8 stitches and then just follow the pattern. Make sure to adjust all the pieces (ears, spots, muzzle) the same way! Hope this helps :)
I'm using the yarnspirastions faux fur yarn and it is so fluffy and it will turn out huge! I'm soo exited. You can use whatever you want!
Спасибо, все было понятно ❤❤
I’m a really new beginner … can you explain how to actually do the stitch plz
watch a beginner video that introduces the most important stitches. i only started two weeks ago but after watching one of those videos i was able to construct this pattern
How did she make the horns
@@sophialewis5143 did you watch part one?
Same
What do I do if the body of my cow is bigger than my spots?. How do I make my spots bigger and horns too ?. Pls help
hi! would it be okay to sell the finished product of this pattern? giving credits ofc! made one and it was so cute!!
How do you keep the spots so flatttt
I followed this and my cow ended up a spherical shape and not oblong. Can someone tell me if I did something wrong?
Hi I was wondering how much yarn you used to make the cow
Instructions unclear, accidentally made mine twice the size, it’s too large and adorable to handle.
May I ask how much yarns of each color?
Can you do a jelly fish?!
Hi! Instead of a cow, could this work as a pig? I love your tutorials,and this one was especially easy for me!
Can you tell me the dimensions of the patches please?
2:45
Can you please make BT21 tiny dolls...
my spots are turning out so round 😭
It’s a simple pattern I suppose so easy if you’ve got intermediate experience, but definitely not beginner friendly. Everything is sped up so quickly and the camera is so far from the stitches even slowing the video doesn’t help me see what’s being done
Absolutely delightful ♥️♥️♥️☺️☺️🧶🧶 thank you for all you provide.