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Crochet Goat Free Pattern (No-Sew!)
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Materials:
- 6mm and 2mm crochet hooks,
- Super Bulky chenille yarn. I used Hobbii Snuggle Baby in beige, light gray and brown.
- Black and white sports-weight yarn to embroider the face, green and yellow for the collar.
- Sewing needle,
- Stuffing material hypoallergenic polyester,
- Scissors
Finished Size
The finished amigurumi goat measures approximately 6″ (15 cm) tall. However, the final size may vary depending on your stitch tension and the materials used.
Gauge
Gauge is not crucial for this pattern, so feel free to use a hook size that matches your chosen yarn. I always recommend using a slightly smaller hook to keep the stitches tight and prevent the stuffing from showing through. If needed, adjust your hook size for a neater finish.
However, if you’d like to know the gauge for my chosen yarn and materials, here it is:
With super bulky-weight chenille yarn and a 6mm crochet hook, the gauge for 4 rounds (increasing to 24 stitches) measures approximately 2.5″ (5 cm).
Useful Crochet Tutorials
Before we start, I leave a link to all the stitches tutorials I used to complete this pattern. If you are a complete beginner or not familiar with some techniques, there is a blog post with step-by-step images with descriptions, and video tutorials.
Terms and abbreviations (US terms):
Slip stitch (sl): insert the hook into the stitch and pull up a loop, now, pull it through the loop on your needle.
Single crochet (sc): insert the hook into the stitch, and pull up a loop yarn over the needle, you will have two loops on the hook, yarn over the needle, and pull it through the two loops.
Double Crochet (dc): yarn over the needle, insert the hook into the stitch, pull up a loop, yarn over the needle, pull through the first two loops of your needle, yarn over the needle, inside all loops on the needle.
Increase (inc): make two single crochet inside the same stitch.
Decrease (dec): Insert the hook into the front loop only of the next two stitches, yarn under, and pull through, you will have two loops on the hook. Yarn under and pull through both loops on the hook.
Especial Stitches
Bobble stitch (BO): Yarn over, insert your hook into the stitch and pull up a loop. Yarn over and pull through two loops (like starting a double crochet). Repeat this process five times in the same stitch, so you will have 6 loops on your hook. Yarn over and pull through all 6 loops. Gently tug the stitch to pop the bobble outward.
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Crochet Goat Instructions – Step-by-Step
Head
With beige start,
1 rnd 6sc in a magic ring
2 rnd 6inc Total 12sts
3 rnd (1sc, 1inc) repeat 6 times Total 18sts
4 rnd (2sc, 1inc) repeat 6 times Total 24sts
5 rnd (3sc, 1inc) repeat 6 times Total 30sts
6-9 rnd 30sc
10 rnd (3sc, 1dec) repeat 6 times Total 24sts
11 rnd (2sc, 1dec) repeat 6 times Total 18sts
12 rnd 18blsl
- Stop to start adding stuffing material before continuing with the next rounds.
- For round 13, you will crochet in the remaining front loop of round 11. This way, round 12 will be hiding inside the toy.
Body
13 rnd FL(2sc, 1inc) repeat 6 times Total 24sts
- For the next round, you will work the Bobble stitch in light gray, crocheting through the front loop only. The single crochet you will continue working in beige, crocheting through both loops of the stitch.
14 rnd 9sc,1Flbo, 5sc, 1Flbo,8sc
- Continue working only with beige until round 18.
15 rnd 9sc, 1blsc, 5sc, 1blsc, 8sc
16-18 rnd 24sc
- For the next round, you will work the first bobble stitch in beige and the other two with Bobble stitch in light gray.
19 rnd [beige] 1FLbo, 8sc, [gray] 1Flbo, [beige] 5sc, [gray] 1Flbo, [beige] 8sc
- Cut the gray yarn and fasten it off.
- Continue working only with beige.
20 rnd (2sc, 1dec) repeat 6 times Total 18sts
- Finish adding stuffing material.
21 rnd (1sc, 1dec) repeat 6 times Total 12sts
- Cut the yarn and fasten it off.
Ears
Introduce the needle and beige yarn into one stitch of round 5 and start crocheting:
Chain 2, 1dc, chain 2 (all worked into the same stitch).
- Cut the yarn and fasten it off. Repeat the same process on the opposite side.
- There should be approximately 8 stitches of space between the two ears.
Horns
Introduce the needle and brown yarn two rounds above the ear.
Chain 3, skip the first chain, and make 1sc in each of the remaining 2 chains.
- Cut the yarn and fasten it off. Make the same process on the other side.
- For the second horn, turn the goat so the back is facing you before crocheting. This way, both horns will curl outward from the face.
- There should be around 4 stitches of space between the two horns.
Collar
With green yarn and a 2mm crochet hook, chain 45. Skip the first chain and start,
22sc, change to yellow, chain 2, 3dc in the same stitch, chain 2, change back to green, 22sc
- Cut the yarn and fasten it off.
- Attach a piece of green yarn on the other side of the collar.
Final Details
- With black thread, embroider the eyes on round 7, leaving 4 stitches between them. With white thread, embroider a line on the outer side of each eye.
- With brown thread, embroider the mouth one round below the eyes.
- For the collar, you can either tie it in a bow or sew it directly onto the body.
Congratulations!!!
Your Crochet Goat amigurumi is ready!
I hope you had a wonderful time making your goat. If you have any questions or just want to share how your goat turned out, feel free to leave a comment below. I love hearing from you!
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Thanks for crocheting along with me, can’t wait to see you in the next project!
With love,
Ana 💛
FAQ – No-Sew Crochet Goat Pattern
Yes, absolutely! You are welcome to sell finished items made from this pattern. I would ask if possible to credit Little Crochet Farm as the designer. A link back is always appreciated if you sell online.
This no-sew goat is designed with no hard pieces, making it a soft and cuddly toy. But always supervise playtime and make sure to use baby-safe materials if you’re gifting it to little ones. Especially if you are using safety plastic eyes!
Definitely! I used chenille yarn for mine, but you can absolutely use cotton yarn, velvet yarn, or acrylic yarn if you’d like a different texture. Just keep in mind that the look and feel will change depending on the yarn you choose. And remember to adjust the needle to the yarn weight.
Yes, you can! Using a larger hook (and matching yarn weight) will make your finished goat bigger and softer. Just make sure your stitches are tight enough so the stuffing doesn’t show through.
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