KaiaCrochet

Bud Family– Elephant Crochet Pattern

Copyright © KaiaCrochet All rights reserved

 Pattern Details
Size:
The finished elephant stands approx. 7 cm, 2.76 inches tall (Bean sprout
and the stem part not included). Certainly, the thinner yarn you use, the
smaller the doll will be.

Skill Level Needed:

Joined rounds: Connect the head and the end of the round with a slip
stitch, and start each round with 1 ch as the standing stitch.

Materials Needed:
Edelweiss yarn #2: light blue #18 (one ball); white #01 (2 grams)
4-ply milk cotton: mustard green #25 (5 grams);
Four 6 mm black flat bottoms Filling cotton (10 grams)
safety eyes Yarn needle
One golden lobster key chain Stitch marker
One imitation pearl bracelet Alcohol glue
A circular pink non-woven fabric 2.0 mm crochet hook
with a diameter of 4 cm

Abbreviations (American terms)

ch = chain dc = double crochet stitch
dec = decrease: work 2 sc tr = triple crochet
together htr = half triple crochet
inc = increase: work 2 sc in same BLO = back loops only
st FLO = front loops only
st(s) = stitch(es) sl = slip stitch
sc = single crochet stitch hdc = half double crochet
Notes:
 It is necessary to remember the starting position of the first needle
with a stitch marker or thread head in the process of hooking for
counting.
 Use a stitch marker to mark the beginning of each round.
 All stitches are worked in both loops unless stated otherwise in the
pattern.
 The beginning and end of the thread can be hidden in stitches or
stuffing. You can also knot the thread as long as it does not affect the
appearance
 Except for the parts where the stitching position is especially
emphasized, please stitch the other parts to the place you think
suitable.
 All patterns and photos are copyrighted. Please do not copy or
redistribute this pattern or claim it as your own. You may sell your
finished toy if you like, but please credit KaiaCrochet Shop first.
 We’ve been in this business in China for ten years, but for various
reasons, it’s the first time we’ve put it on shelves abroad. So please
feel free to contact us if you find any errors in the pattern or you have
any questions. We’ll try our best to solve it.

Elephant
Head & Body (joined rounds)
Use Edelweiss light blue yarn
Round 1: 8 sc in a magic ring = 8
Round 2: 8 inc = 16
Round 3: (sc, inc) x 8 = 24
Round 4: (sc, inc, sc) x 8 = 32
Round 5: 32 sc = 32
Round 6: (3 sc, inc) x 8 = 40
Round 7-11: 40 sc = 40
Round 12: 9 sc, (sc, inc) x 4, 6 sc,
(inc, sc) x 4, 9 sc = 48
Round 13-16: 48 sc = 48
Round 17: 9 sc, (sc, dec) x 4, 6 sc,
(dec, sc) x 4, 9 sc = 40
Round 18: (3 sc, dec) x 8 = 32
Round 19: (sc, dec, sc) x 8 = 24
Round 20: 12 dec = 12
Round 21: (3 sc, inc) x 3 in FLO = head = 24
15 Round 25-27: 24 sc = 24
Round 22: (2 sc, inc, 2 sc) x 3 = 18 Round 28: 12 dec, stuff the body =
Round 23: (sc, inc, 4 sc) x 3 = 21 12
Round 24: (6 sc, inc) x 3, stuff the Round 29: 6 dec = 6
Fasten off, and weave in the end.
Note: Round 1-20 is the head, Round 21-29 is the body; the two (sc, inc)
x 4 in the round 12 correspond to the both sides of the front of the face,
and the 6 sc correspond to the center of the front of the main body.

Belly (joined rounds)

Use Edelweiss white yarn
Round 1: 6 sc in a magic ring = 6 Round 2: 6 inc = 12
Fasten off, leave a 15 cm tail, and sew the front of the belly outward
between rounds 23 and 26 on the front of the main body.

Leg x 2 (joined rounds)

Use Edelweiss light blue yarn
Round 1: 6 sc in a magic ring = 6 Round 2: 6 sc = 6
Fasten off, leave a 15 cm tail, no need to stuff, sew the round 2 of the
two legs separately to the symmetrical position between rounds 28 and
29 at the bottom of the main body.
Arm x 2 (joined rounds)
Use Edelweiss light blue yarn
Round 1: 6 sc in a magic ring = 6
Round 2-6: 6 sc = 6
Fasten off, leave a 15 cm tail, no need to stuff, flatten the opening of two
arms and sew them separately between rounds 20 and 21 of the main
body, the symmetrical position of the two body sides.

Nose (joined rounds)

Use Edelweiss light blue yarn
Round 1: 4 sc in a magic ring = 4
Round 2: 4 sc = 4
Round 3: (sc, inc) x 2 = 6
Round 4-8: 6 sc = 6
Round 9: (2 sc, inc) x 2 = 8
Round 10: 8 sc = 8
Fasten off, leave a 15 cm tail, no need to stuff, pinch the opening flat,
sew the nose between rounds 10 and 17 right in the middle of the main
body (the round 10 of the nose is above, the round 2 is below), slightly
tilt he lower part of the nose-L1 to the right side of the elephant's face so
that it looks more natural.
Ear x 2 (joined rounds)
Use Edelweiss light blue yarn
Round 1: 5 sc in a magic ring = 5
Round 2: 5 inc = 10
Round 3: (sc, inc) x 5 = 15
Round 4-7: 15 sc = 15
Round 8: (3 sc, dec) x 3 = 12
Round 9: (sc, dec, sc) x 3 = 9
Round 10: (sc, dec) x 3 = 6
Break yarn, leave a 15 cm tail, no need stuffing, pinch the openings of
the two ears flat, and sew the them separately in the round 9, the
symmetrical position between the two sides of the top of the head.

Tail (joined rounds)

Use Edelweiss light blue yarn
Round 1: 6 sc in a magic ring = 6
Round 2-3: 6 sc = 6
Break yarn, leave a 15 cm tail, no need to stuff, and sew the tail right on
the back of the body between rounds 25 and 27.
Expression
Eyes: Stick them to the sides of the nose, between rounds 11 and 12,
the eyes are 2 sc apart laterally from the edge of the nose;
Cheeks: Cut two 1 cm diameter circles with pink non-woven fabric, stick
them separately below the outside of the eyes, between rounds 13 and
15 of the face.

Bean sprout petal x 2 (joined rounds)

Use 4-ply milk cotton mustard green yarn
Round 1: 6 sc in a magic ring = 6 Round 3-5: 9 sc, stuff it = 9
Round 2: (sc, inc) x 3 = 9 Round 6: (sc, dec) x 3 = 6
Break yarn, leave a 15 cm tail, use the thread tail of the one petal, sew
together the rounds 6 of the two bean sprout petals when they are
placed next to each other, making the shape of bean sprouts;
Leave a line, sew the petals in round 1 in the center of the top of the
head, leave a 4 cm tail between the petals and main body as the bean
sprout stem, weave in the remaining thread tail.

Finished Elephant Display