Gordy Billy Goat

Gordy
the billy goat

Here is a kind and thoughtful little
goat whose sweet and playful
nature captures the hearts of
everyone around him!
You can make Gordy in either the

standing or sitting position.
Including his horns, he is about 11
inches tall when standing and 9.5
inches tall when sitting.
Made in celebration of the Year of

MATERIALS the Goat, this little doll makes the
perfect gift for anyone born under
this zodiac sign!
• Size USG4.00mm crochet hook
• Worsted weight yarn
• (Lion Brand Vanna s Choice)
- Grey (Linen)
-White ABBREVIATIONS
-Dark Grey (Charcoal)
-Dark brown (Taupe) • st - stitch
• Fiber ﬁll • sc - single crochet
• 12mm safety eyes • sl st - slip stitch
• Yarn/tapestry needle • inc(increase) - 2sc into stitch
• Steel bristled brush (i.e. a pet grooming • dec(decrease) - single crochet 2
brush, or a utility brush) together
• Black embroidery thread (eyebrow) • BPsc - back post single crochet
• BLO - back loops only
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HEAD EAR
use gray yarn use gray yarn
Rnd 1: Start 6sc into magic ring [6] Rnd 1: Start 6sc into magic ring [6]
Rnd 2: inc 6 times [12] Rnd 2: sc in all 6 st [6]
Rnd 3: (sc, inc in next st) repeat 6 times [18] Rnd 3: inc 6 times [12]
Rnd 4: (sc in next 2 st, inc in next st) repeat 6 times [24] Rnd 4: sc in all 12 st [12]
Rnd 5: (sc in next 3 st, inc in next st) repeat 6 times [30] Rnd 5: (sc, inc) repeat 6 times [18]
Rnd 6: sc in all 30 st [30] Rnd 6: sc in all 18 st [18]
Rnd 7: (sc in next 4 st, inc in next st) repeat 6 times [36] Rnd 7: (sc, dec) repeat 6 times [12]
Rnd 8: (sc in next 5 st, inc in next st) repeat 6 times [42] Rnd 8: (sc, dec) repeat 4 times [8]
Rnd 9: (sc in next 6 st, inc in next st) repeat 6 times [48] Rnd 9-12: sc in all 8 st [8]
Rnd 10: (sc in next 7 st, inc in next st) repeat 6 times [54] Fasten off and leave a tail
Rnd 11-14: sc in all 54 st [54]
Rnd 15: (sc in next 8 st, inc in next st) repeat 6 times [60]
Rnd 16: sc in all 60 st [60]
ASSEMBLY
Rnd 18-19: sc in all 66 st [66]
Stuff the head generously with fiber fill. The
Rnd 20: (sc in next 9 st, dec) repeat 6 times [60]
ears do not need to be stuffed. Just pinch
them flat and sew the openings closed. Do
not attach the ears until you have finished
making and placing the horns. This will
ensure proper symmetry and placement of
these pieces!
Fasten off and leave a tail
In my example, the safety eyes are placed
between rounds 15 and 16 with 11 stitches
between them. The optional eyebrows are
sewn with black embroidery thread.

SNOUT
use gray yarn
Rnd 1: Start 6sc into magic ring [6]

Rnd 2: inc 6 times [12]
Rnd 3: (sc, inc in next st) repeat 6 times [18]
Rnd 4-5: sc around [18]
Rnd 6: (sc in next 2 st, inc in next st) repeat 6
times [24]
times [30]
MAKING THE NOSE
Take your taupe yarn and yarn needle and

sew on the nose. Please use my pictures
for reference. I basically used the central
opening as the bottom point of the nose. I
sewed what you see in the picture at left 3
total times, going through the same
openings again and again. Once you are
done, tie the yarn ends tightly on the
inside of the snout.
When attaching the snout, make sure you

keep the bottom of the snout far enough
away from the edge of the opening so you
can attach the beard. See my pictures for
reference! Stuff with fiber fill before
sewing all the way around.

Attach
beard
here
Fold one yarn strand in half and using your

crochet hook, pull the yarn though a stitch.
MAKING THE
BEARD
Then place the two loose yarn ends through the
loop and pull it taut to complete the knot. Next, cut four 9.5 inch pieces of white
yarn. (This might seem too long, but after
some rigorous brushing, it’s not
uncommon for the yarn strands to break-
you will ultimately end up with a beard
that’s a lot shorter! Better to err on the
long side..you can always trim it later on!)
Attach the yarn under the snout using a
latch hook technique in 4 centered
consecutive stitches.
Next, use a steel bristled brush to brush

through the white yarn tails until it has a
fluffy appearance. (TIP that I wish I knew
before I started this: It helps to separate
each yarn tail into its individual strands
before brushing!)
I found this brand new steel bristle utility brush in my husband’s

tool chest. He never found a use for it so now I’ve claimed it for my
yarn projects! A wire pet brush would work too!

Let the brushing begin!! It starts to get fuzzy…
Fuzzier still…note how the yarn starts breaking up into www.littlemuggles.com

individual strands towards the top
It definitely takes a bit of time and patience to ultimately get that fluffy beard look. I laid the yarn tails out
on something that didn’t matter if it got scratched up (ie . a black folder) and brushed away! You should
be brushing in one direction only. (away from the head) Also, if you are using a steel brush like the one I
have, be CAREFUL not to poke yourself with the bristles! It’s so easy and so painful to do it! (Especially
when you are trying to clean out the yarn fuzz that gets caught in the bristles)
After the beard gets to your desired level of fuzziness, you can either leave it as is or trim it if you prefer.
In my example, I didn’t trim it at all. Note how much shorter it is than when I first started! That big fluff
ball in the background is all the fuzz and broken yarn ends I collected as I was brushing! (If you separate
the yarn tails into their separate strands prior to brushing, there should be a lot less yarn breakage! )

HORN
use white yarn
Rnd 1: Start 5sc into magic ring [5]

Rnd 2: inc, 4sc [6]
Rnd 3: sc, inc, 4sc [7]
Rnd 4: sc, inc, inc, 2sc, dec [8]
Rnd 5: 2sc, inc, 5sc [9]
Rnd 6: 3sc, inc, inc, 3sc, dec [10] (use the first st of the
next round to complete the dec and put your stitch
marker into the following stitch to start the next round
- do this for all upcoming rounds that require a dec at
the end of the round)
Rnd 8: 4sc, inc, inc, 4sc, dec [12]
Rnd 11: 5sc, inc, 8sc [15]
Stuff lightly before attaching to the top of the head
BODY #1 (standing) Center the horns on top of the

use gray yarn head. In my example, I wanted
Note: Stuff generously with fiber fill before you close up this piece. the curve to be towards the
Chain 10. We work around both sides of the foundation chain. side. Making them face the
Rnd 1: start in the 2nd chain from hook. sc in the next 8 stitches, inc back would be cute too!
in the last stitch. Continue on the other side of the foundation chain.
sc in the next 8 stitches, inc in the last st. [20]
Rnd 2: inc in stitches 2, 10, 12, 20 [24]
Rnd 10-14: sc in all 52 st [52]
Rnd 15 gray yarn (BPsc): sc in all 52 st [52]
Rnd 16: (7sc, dec) repeat 5 times, 7sc [47]
Rnd 18: (5sc, dec) repeat 6 times [36]
Rnd 22: (sc, dec) repeat 6 times [12]
Rnd 23: dec 6 times [6]
Fasten off

FOOT
For Doll#1, make 4
For Doll#2, make 2
start with charcoal gray yarn
Rnd 1: Start 6sc into magic ring

times [24]
change to dark brown yarn
Rnd 5 (BPsc): sc in all 24 st [24] www.littlemuggles.com
Rnd 6-7: sc in all 24 st [24]
Rnd 8: sl st in all 24 st [24]
change to gray yarn
Rnd 9 (BLO): sc in all 24 st [24]
Rnd 13: (sc, dec) repeat 6 times [12]
if making Version #2 (sitting doll), stop here.
If making Version #1(standing doll), continue …
Stuff the foot before attaching to the body
TAIL
use gray yarn
Rnd 1: Start 4sc into magic ring ASSEMBLY OF VERSION #1 (STANDING)

Rnd 3: (sc, inc in next st) repeat 4 times [12] I like to pin the head onto the body to see
Rnd 4: (2sc, inc in next st) repeat 4 times [16] how it will look before I attach. This helps me
Rnd 5: sc in all 16 st [16] figure out what angle I prefer the head to be
Rnd 6: (2sc, dec) repeat 4 times [12] in. Make sure you place the head in a
Rnd 7: sc in all 12 st [12] position that doesn’t make it too top heavy (ie.
Rnd 8: (sc, dec) repeat 4 times [8] too far towards the front of the body)
Pinch flat and sew the opening closed before Position the legs on the underside of the
attaching to the goat’s backside body and sew them on. Once you are done,
the goat should be able to stand on its own
freely.
The last step is to attach the tail!

ARM
if making Doll#2, make 2
start with charcoal gray yarn

Rnd 1: Start 6sc into magic ring
change to dark brown yarn
Rnd 4 (BPsc): sc in all 18 st [18]
Rnd 7: sl st in all 14 st [14]
change to gray yarn
Rnd 8 (BLO): sc in all 14 st [14]
Stuff the arm
Rnd 11-13: sc in all 11 st [11]
Fasten off and leave a tail. Stuff with fiber fill.
ASSEMBLY OF VERSION #2 (SITTING)
BODY #2 (sitting) The head and body openings have the

use gray yarn same number of stitches and should be
easily sewn together seamlessly.
Rnd 1: Start 6sc into magic ring [6] The arms and legs should be placed
Rnd 2: inc 6 times [12] symmetrically. When the tail is added to
Rnd 3: (sc, inc in next st) repeat 6 times [18] the behind, this doll should be able to sit
Rnd 4: (sc in next 2 st, inc in next st) repeat 6 times [24] independently.
Rnd 9: sc in all 48 st [48] COPYRIGHT 2015 - LittleMuggles
Rnd 10: (sc in next 7 st, inc in next st) repeat 6 times [54] This pattern is for personal use only. Please do not
resell, redistribute, or rewrite this pattern in any way.
Mass production/factory production of dolls made
Rnd 12-13: sc in all 60 st [60] from this pattern is not allowed. Please do not claim
Rnd 14: (sc in next 8 st, dec) repeat 6 times [54] my patterns or amigurumi designs as your own. You
may sell your own handmade finished dolls if you
Rnd 15-16: sc in all 54 st [54] credit the design to “Little Muggles” and include a link
Rnd 17: (7sc, dec) repeat 6 times [48] to my website (www.littlemuggles.com) or to one of
Rnd 18-20: sc in all 48 st [48] my online shops.
Rnd 21: (6sc, dec) repeat 6 times [42] Little Muggles patterns are only sold through Etsy,
Rnd 22: sc in all 42 st [42] Craftsy, or www.amigurumipatterns.net. Little
Rnd 23: (5sc, dec) repeat 6 times [36] Muggles does NOT work with any websites that offer
patterns in exchange for “tokens” or credits earned on
Rnd 24: (4sc, dec) repeat 6 times [30] those sites, nor do I condone any sales of my patterns
Rnd 25: (3sc, dec) repeat 6 times [24] through any other third parties. If you have obtained
this pattern ILLEGALLY, please report it to me at
littlemuggles@yahoo.com.
Stuff generously with fiber fill

the no eyebrow look…
Congratulations! Your goat should now be complete! I hope you had a fun time making your doll(s)!
Please don t hesitate to contact me with any questions, comments, or suggestions regarding this
pattern! And if you have time, don t forget to send along a picture of your ﬁnished doll! Please visit
my shop again for more original amigurumi designs!
XOXO
-Amy L
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COPYRIGHT 2015 - LittleMuggles

This pattern is for personal use only. Please do not resell, redistribute, or rewrite this pattern in any way. Mass production/
factory production of dolls made from this pattern is not allowed. Please do not claim my patterns or amigurumi designs as
your own. You may sell your own handmade finished dolls if you credit the design to “Little Muggles” and include a link to my
website (www.littlemuggles.com) or to one of my online shops.
Little Muggles patterns are only sold through Etsy, Craftsy, or www.amigurumipatterns.net. Little Muggles does NOT work with
any websites that offer patterns in exchange for “tokens” or credits earned on those sites, nor do I condone any sales of my
patterns through any other third parties. If you have obtained this pattern ILLEGALLY, please report it to me at
littlemuggles@yahoo.com.

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Gordy

the billy goat

You can make Gordy in either the

Made in celebration of the Year of

Little Muggles amigurumi designs

Little Muggles amigurumi designs

Rnd 1: Start 6sc into magic ring [6]

MAKING THE NOSE

Take your taupe yarn and yarn needle and

When attaching the snout, make sure you

Little Muggles amigurumi designs

Fold one yarn strand in half and using your

Next, use a steel bristled brush to brush

I found this brand new steel bristle utility brush in my husband’s

Little Muggles amigurumi designs

Fuzzier still…note how the yarn starts breaking up into www.littlemuggles.com

Little Muggles amigurumi designs

Rnd 1: Start 5sc into magic ring [5]

BODY #1 (standing) Center the horns on top of the

Little Muggles amigurumi designs

Rnd 1: Start 6sc into magic ring

Rnd 1: Start 4sc into magic ring ASSEMBLY OF VERSION #1 (STANDING)

The last step is to attach the tail!

Little Muggles amigurumi designs

start with charcoal gray yarn

ASSEMBLY OF VERSION #2 (SITTING)

BODY #2 (sitting) The head and body openings have the

Little Muggles amigurumi designs

Please contact me at Please visit my Facebook page

Follow me on Instagram @littlemuggles

COPYRIGHT 2015 - LittleMuggles

Little Muggles amigurumi designs

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