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Short, simple and sweet mini amigurumi patterns!

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Hi there!

Thanks for stopping by. Pocket Yarnlings is all about crocheting mini Amigurumi. Do check out all the collections in the portfolio - all blog posts related to each collection will be linked under them. Individual patterns can be found on Ravelry while bundled ones on Etsy. Also get the free 30-page ebook filled with basic stitches and 2 free patterns!

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How to Crochet a Steep Bend in Amigurumi (Symmetrical Split Method)

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How to Crochet an Uneven Bend in Amigurumi (Using Surface Crochet and Chains)

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How to Crochet a Clean Angle in Amigurumi (Using Surface Crochet and Chains)

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How to Crochet a Sharp Angle in Amigurumi (Chain and Cluster Stitch Method)

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How to Crochet a 90 Degree Bend in Amigurumi (Using Short Rows)

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How to Crochet a Curved Shape Using BLO and FLO (Amigurumi Bending Technique)

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Sweet Mystery Shape Along Part 0

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How to Crochet a Curved Tube in Amigurumi (Using Stitch Height for Stronger Curves)

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How to Crochet a Curve in Amigurumi Using Stitch Count (No Wire Needed)

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Meadow Mystery CAL Part 8

🌿 Welcome Back to the Meadow Mystery CAL – Part 8

We’re nearly there! With Meadow’s body and details in place, it’s time for the finishing touch that truly brings him to life. In this part, we’ll be adding his crocheted eyes, completing his face and giving Meadow his calm, gentle expression.

As always, you’ll have clear step-by-step instructions, photos, and a video tutorial to guide you through this section. And just as Meadow finally opens his eyes to the world around him, Pickles the Tiny Bunny is right there — egging him on to join in an egg hunt, whether he’s ready for it or not.

So grab your yarn and hook — this is the moment Meadow’s personality really shines 🌼✨

There are affiliate links in this post. We will receive a commission if you make a purchase through our affiliate link at no extra cost to you. Do note I have used some if not most of these products at some point in time.

Part 6 – Finish Line!

And just like that — Meadow is complete.  

With the final details in place, take a moment to look at him. From a simple bundle of stitches to a calm, gentle character, you brought him to life. But Meadow’s story doesn’t stop here. 

He was happily keeping to himself when a certain tiny bunny decided it was time for an egg hunt — whether Meadow agreed or not.  

What happens next is part of the larger Meadow world, waiting just beyond this build. For now, enjoy this finish. And when you’re ready, there’s more of the story still to uncover.

👉 Remember to share your progress with the hashtag #MeadowMysteryCAL — it’s such a joy seeing Meadow take shape in so many different ways!

Materials You’ll Need

The materials needed are listed below or if you wish to see what I start off most of my projects with, then check out this post on “My Crochet Tools and Accessories that are Super Simple to Start With”. This time I will be working with chunky weight yarn.

Yarn

Himalayan Dolphin or Dolce Yarnart or any equivalent chunky weight yarn for main piece

Brown (100g)

White (100g)

Scheepjes Catona or any equivalent fingering or sport weight yarn for accessories

Black (25g)

White (25g)

Crochet Hooks

5.0mm Streamline Wood Crochet Hooks Limited Edition Sage Ombre

3.0mm Furls Streamline Blush Metal Hook  

You can use any brand with these 2 sizes

Rest of Supplies

Darning needle

Stitch markers

Filling – use leftover yarn or polyester fiberfill

The full list and where to get them is just below here.

Also check out my full list of commonly used crochet tools and accessories here.

Yarn

Chunky weight yarn - Himalayan Dolphin or Dolce Yarnart or any equivalent for main piece

White x 1 (100g)

Light brown x 1 (100g)

2. Fingering weight yarn - Scheepjes Catona for accessories

White x 1 (25g)

Black x 1 (25g)

Crochet Hooks

Larger

5.0mm Streamline Wood Crochet Hooks Limited Edition Sage Ombre

Smaller

3.0mm Furls Streamline Blush Metal Hook  

Rest of Supplies

Darning Needles

Stuffing

Use leftover yarn or polyester fibrefill

Stitch Markers

Plastic stitch markers or metal stitch markers

Terminology You’ll Need

Here I have listed the techniques needed to crochet just this first part . Each one is individually linked if you need to learn more about how to master each technique, or you could check out this post on “How to Learn Basic Crochet Stitches step by step for Absolute Beginners - 6 Easy Steps!”.

Basic Crochet Stitches

Ch = chain

Sc = single crochet

Hdc = half double crochet

Dc = double crochet

Tr = treble crochet

Sl st = slip stitch 

St = stitch (refers to number of stitches in one round)

2sc1 = single crochet increase (meaning 2 single crochet in same stitch) 

Sc2tog1 = single crochet decrease (referring to invisible decrease) 

FLO = front loop only

BLO = back loop only

Meadow Mystery CAL Part 8

Eyes

Use sport or fingering weight yarn to make the eyes.

Round 1: Magic ring sc1 (white), sc2 (black), sc2 (white) - 4st

Round 2: Sc1 (white) and end off - 1st

Repeat a second set to get a pair of eyes.

Attach both eyes on top of the snout and below horns on either side.

Nostrils

Use black yarn to sew down 2 small circles on either side of snout.

Meadow Mystery CAL Part 8 Video

We are here at the end! Finish off with this facial detailing and you will have Meadow looking right back at you. I prefer sewing the eyes on but you could also glue it on! Is it not wonderful when the whole amigurumi piece comes together! This section takes only about 15 minutes in total, includes captions with voice-overs, and is a fun, satisfying stage where you can finally see the amigurumi come together.

Don’t forget to like the video and subscribe to my YouTube channel so you’ll be the first to know when the final CAL parts are released.

What To Do Next?

Choose any of these next steps or a combination of them! Remember to hang tight for the rest of the CAL!

👉 1. Watch out for the full bundle reveal!

The sixth part of our Meadow Mystery CAL will be released on Saturday, 4th April. Don’t miss it — we are going to do the big and final STORY reveal! 🥚

👉 2. Get CAL updates by email.

Want a reminder the moment each part is live? Go ahead and join the email list below. You can share each part with your fellow crochet friends so they can join in too!

👉 3. Access the CAL hub.

Missed a part or want to revisit earlier sections? You can always head back to the main CAL hub page to find all the links in one place. 🧶

👉 4. Grab the full bundle.

Want everything in one easy download — plus the storybook and bonus goodies? ✨ You can grab the Meadow Mystery CAL Bundle here, and enjoy the complete set at once.

👉 5. Share your progress.

Share your progress in the comment box below! Or post your photos on Instagram with the hashtag #MeadowMysteryCAL 🧶💫 right over here. I’ll be cheering you on — and may even feature your work!

👉 6. Pin this for later.

Save this part of the pattern to your holiday crochet board in case you cannot get into now, since each page includes the pattern and the video, pin it below to your board so you don’t miss out!

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Meadow Mystery CAL Part 7

🌿 Welcome Back to the Meadow Mystery CAL – Part 7

With Meadow’s body and limbs complete, he’s finally standing steady in the meadow — and now it’s time for the details that truly bring him to life. In this part, we’ll be working on Meadow’s finishing touches, using simple shapes to add character and personality where it matters most.

You’ll have the usual step-by-step instructions, photos, and a video tutorial to guide you through this section.

So grab your yarn and hook — we’re almost at the finish line now 🌼✨

There are affiliate links in this post. We will receive a commission if you make a purchase through our affiliate link at no extra cost to you. Do note I have used some if not most of these products at some point in time.

Part 6 – Near the End!

For this part, we’re putting a curved cone shape to work — a simple form that’s incredibly versatile for animal details like horns. 

As you build it, pay attention to how the curve develops. Small changes in shaping here make a big difference to the final character. 

We’re nearly at the finish line now, with just the last details left to bring everything together. Take your time with this section — it’s one of those finishing touches that really completes the look.

👉 Remember to share your progress with the hashtag #MeadowMysteryCAL — it’s such a joy seeing Meadow take shape in so many different ways!

Materials You’ll Need

The materials needed are listed below or if you wish to see what I start off most of my projects with, then check out this post on “My Crochet Tools and Accessories that are Super Simple to Start With”. This time I will be working with chunky weight yarn.

Yarn

Himalayan Dolphin or Dolce Yarnart or any equivalent chunky weight yarn for main piece

Brown (100g)

White (100g)

Scheepjes Catona or any equivalent fingering or sport weight yarn for accessories

Black (25g)

White (25g)

Crochet Hooks

5.0mm Streamline Wood Crochet Hooks Limited Edition Sage Ombre

3.0mm Furls Streamline Blush Metal Hook  

You can use any brand with these 2 sizes

Rest of Supplies

Darning needle

Stitch markers

Filling – use leftover yarn or polyester fiberfill

The full list and where to get them is just below here.

Also check out my full list of commonly used crochet tools and accessories here.

Yarn

Chunky weight yarn - Himalayan Dolphin or Dolce Yarnart or any equivalent for main piece

White x 1 (100g)

Light brown x 1 (100g)

2. Fingering weight yarn - Scheepjes Catona for accessories

White x 1 (25g)

Black x 1 (25g)

Crochet Hooks

Larger

5.0mm Streamline Wood Crochet Hooks Limited Edition Sage Ombre

Smaller

3.0mm Furls Streamline Blush Metal Hook  

Rest of Supplies

Darning Needles

Stuffing

Use leftover yarn or polyester fibrefill

Stitch Markers

Plastic stitch markers or metal stitch markers

Terminology You’ll Need

Here I have listed the techniques needed to crochet just this first part . Each one is individually linked if you need to learn more about how to master each technique, or you could check out this post on “How to Learn Basic Crochet Stitches step by step for Absolute Beginners - 6 Easy Steps!”.

Basic Crochet Stitches

Ch = chain

Sc = single crochet

Hdc = half double crochet

Dc = double crochet

Tr = treble crochet

Sl st = slip stitch 

St = stitch (refers to number of stitches in one round)

2sc1 = single crochet increase (meaning 2 single crochet in same stitch) 

Sc2tog1 = single crochet decrease (referring to invisible decrease) 

FLO = front loop only

BLO = back loop only

Special Crochet Stitches

3sc1 = 3 single crochet in same stitch

Meadow Mystery CAL Part 7

Horns

Use white yarn to make 2 sets of horns.

Round 1: Ch2, work into 2nd ch from hook, 3sc1 - 3st

Round 2: Sc2, 2sc1 - 4st

Round 3: Sc3, 2sc1 - 5st

Round 4: Sc3, 2sc2 - 7st

Round 5: Sc2tog2, sc1, 2sc2 - 7st

Round 6: Repeat Round 5 - 7st

Sew down the horns facing inwards just inside of both ears on the main head.

Hair Tuft

Use brown yarn to make the hair tuft.

Ch5

Work into 2nd ch from hook, (sc1, ch15 and sc14 down, sl st 1 into same main ch),

(sc1, ch10 and sc9 down, sl st 1 into same main ch) x 2,

(sc1, ch15 and sc14 down, sl st 1 into same main ch)

Then work into other side of foundation chain, in same last ch,

(sc1, ch15 and sc14 down, sl st 1 into same main ch),

(sc1, ch10 and sc9 down, sl st 1 into same main ch) x 2,

(sc1, ch15 and sc14 down, sl st 1 into same main ch)

Sew down hair tuft in the middle of 2 white horns.

Meadow Mystery CAL Part 7 Video

This part is all about the details — the final touches that make Meadow really come to life. These elements work up super fast, but they make a huge difference to the overall character and expression. This section takes about 30 minutes in total, includes captions with voice-overs, and is a fun, satisfying stage where you can finally see the amigurumi come together.

Don’t forget to like the video and subscribe to my YouTube channel so you’ll be the first to know when the final CAL parts are released.

What To Do Next?

Choose any of these next steps or a combination of them! Remember to hang tight for the rest of the CAL!

👉 1. Watch out for the next part!

The sixth part of our Meadow Mystery CAL will be released on Thursday, 2nd April. Don’t miss it — we are going to do the big CAL reveal! 🥚

👉 2. Get CAL updates by email.

Want a reminder the moment each part is live? Go ahead and join the email list below. You can share each part with your fellow crochet friends so they can join in too!

👉 3. Access the CAL hub.

Missed a part or want to revisit earlier sections? You can always head back to the main CAL hub page to find all the links in one place. 🧶

👉 4. Grab the full bundle.

Want everything in one easy download — plus the storybook and bonus goodies? ✨ You can grab the Meadow Mystery CAL Bundle here, and enjoy the complete set at once.

👉 5. Share your progress.

Share your progress in the comment box below! Or post your photos on Instagram with the hashtag #MeadowMysteryCAL 🧶💫 right over here. I’ll be cheering you on — and may even feature your work!

👉 6. Pin this for later.

Save this part of the pattern to your holiday crochet board in case you cannot get into now, since each page includes the pattern and the video, pin it below to your board so you don’t miss out!

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Meadow Mystery CAL Part 6

🌿 Welcome Back to the Meadow Mystery CAL – Part 6

Meadow is starting to look more and more like himself — and in this part, we’ll be crocheting the remaining limbs using the same no-sew surface crochet method from Part 5. It’s quick, sturdy, and keeps everything seamlessly attached.

You’ll have the usual step-by-step instructions, photos, and a video tutorial to guide you through. And once these limbs are in place, you’ll probably be able to guess exactly who this calm meadow character is (even if Meadow is still blissfully unaware that Pickles is nearby… watching and waiting).

Grab your yarn and hook — this is a satisfying section that really brings the whole shape together 🌼✨

There are affiliate links in this post. We will receive a commission if you make a purchase through our affiliate link at no extra cost to you. Do note I have used some if not most of these products at some point in time.

Part 6 – Holding Steady

In this part, you’ll notice a small but intentional detail in the arm opening. 

There are more stitches at the top of the arm hole than the bottom, which encourages the arm to naturally bend downward once it’s attached. If the stitch count were even, the arm would sit more outward instead. 

This works especially well because we’re using surface crochet for the attachment, giving you control over direction — not just placement. It’s a subtle tweak, but it makes a big difference in how the finished piece feels.

👉 Remember to share your progress with the hashtag #MeadowMysteryCAL — it’s such a joy seeing Meadow take shape in so many different ways!

Materials You’ll Need

The materials needed are listed below or if you wish to see what I start off most of my projects with, then check out this post on “My Crochet Tools and Accessories that are Super Simple to Start With”. This time I will be working with chunky weight yarn.

Yarn

Himalayan Dolphin or Dolce Yarnart or any equivalent chunky weight yarn for main piece

Brown (100g)

White (100g)

Scheepjes Catona or any equivalent fingering or sport weight yarn for accessories

Black (25g)

White (25g)

Crochet Hooks

5.0mm Streamline Wood Crochet Hooks Limited Edition Sage Ombre

3.0mm Furls Streamline Blush Metal Hook  

You can use any brand with these 2 sizes

Rest of Supplies

Darning needle

Stitch markers

Filling – use leftover yarn or polyester fiberfill

The full list and where to get them is just below here.

Also check out my full list of commonly used crochet tools and accessories here.

Yarn

Chunky weight yarn - Himalayan Dolphin or Dolce Yarnart or any equivalent for main piece

White x 1 (100g)

Light brown x 1 (100g)

2. Fingering weight yarn - Scheepjes Catona for accessories

White x 1 (25g)

Black x 1 (25g)

Crochet Hooks

Larger

5.0mm Streamline Wood Crochet Hooks Limited Edition Sage Ombre

Smaller

3.0mm Furls Streamline Blush Metal Hook  

Rest of Supplies

Darning Needles

Stuffing

Use leftover yarn or polyester fibrefill

Stitch Markers

Plastic stitch markers or metal stitch markers

Terminology You’ll Need

Here I have listed the techniques needed to crochet just this first part . Each one is individually linked if you need to learn more about how to master each technique, or you could check out this post on “How to Learn Basic Crochet Stitches step by step for Absolute Beginners - 6 Easy Steps!”.

Basic Crochet Stitches

Ch = chain

Sc = single crochet

Hdc = half double crochet

Dc = double crochet

Tr = treble crochet

Sl st = slip stitch 

St = stitch (refers to number of stitches in one round)

2sc1 = single crochet increase (meaning 2 single crochet in same stitch) 

Sc2tog1 = single crochet decrease (referring to invisible decrease) 

FLO = front loop only

BLO = back loop only

Special Crochet Stitches

Sc3tog1 = single crochet 3 together

= insert hook in indicated, yo, pull up loop, insert hook in next st, yo, pull up loop, repeat another 1 time, yo, pull through all loops on hook

(or single crochet cluster stitch)

Dc6tog1 = double crochet 6 together

= yo, insert hook in indicated, yo, pull up loop, yo, draw through 2, [yo, insert hook in next, yo, pull up loop, yo, draw through 2] 5 times, (7 loops on hook), yo, pull through all loops on hook

Surface sc = surface single crochet

holding working yarn behind piece, hook in front of piece, insert hook through piece, yo, pull yarn through piece, proceed to sc

Meadow Mystery CAL Part 6

Left Arm

Start with bottom right corner, work in clockwise direction with brown yarn and surface crochet.

Round 1: Sc3 at bottom, sc9 at top (all brown) - 12st

Round 2: (Sc1, sc2tog1) x 4 (brown) - 8st

Round 3: Sc8 (brown) - 8st

Rounds 4-6 (3 rounds): Repeat Round 3 (brown) - 8st

Add stuffing to arm. Cut off brown yarn.

Round 7: Sc3tog1, sc2, 3sc2, sc1 (all white) - 10st

Round 8: Sc3, dc6tog1, sc1 and end off (all white) - 5st

Close up in FLO and end off.

Right Arm

Start with bottom right corner, work in clockwise direction with brown yarn and surface crochet.

Round 1: Sc3 at bottom, sc9 at top (all brown) - 12st

Round 2: (Sc1, sc2tog1) x 4 (brown) - 8st

Round 3: Sc8 (brown) - 8st

Rounds 4-6 (3 rounds): Repeat Round 3 (brown) - 8st

Add stuffing to leg. Cut off brown yarn.

Change to white yarn.

Round 7: Sc1, sc3tog1, sc2, 3sc2 (all white) - 10st

Round 8: Sc4, dc6tog1 (all white) - 5st

Round 9: Sl st 1 (white) - 1st

Close up in FLO and end off.

Meadow Mystery CAL Part 6 Video

This part follows the previous one closely, but this time for both the arms. If you need help with landmarking the surface crochet for start of both limbs, then use the video tutorial for that below. This round takes about 30 minutes to do both sides and includes captions with voice-overs for easy stitching. Remember to like the video and subscribe to my YouTube channel to stay updated as new CAL parts are released.

What To Do Next?

Choose any of these next steps or a combination of them! Remember to hang tight for the rest of the CAL!

👉 1. Watch out for the next part!

The sixth part of our Meadow Mystery CAL will be released on Tuesday, March 31st. Don’t miss it — can you guess what we are making! 🥚

👉 2. Get CAL updates by email.

Want a reminder the moment each part is live? Go ahead and join the email list below. You can share each part with your fellow crochet friends so they can join in too!

👉 3. Access the CAL hub.

Missed a part or want to revisit earlier sections? You can always head back to the main CAL hub page to find all the links in one place. 🧶

👉 4. Grab the full bundle.

Want everything in one easy download — plus the storybook and bonus goodies? ✨ You can grab the Meadow Mystery CAL Bundle here, and enjoy the complete set at once.

👉 5. Share your progress.

Share your progress in the comment box below! Or post your photos on Instagram with the hashtag #MeadowMysteryCAL 🧶💫 right over here. I’ll be cheering you on — and may even feature your work!

👉 6. Pin this for later.

Save this part of the pattern to your holiday crochet board in case you cannot get into now, since each page includes the pattern and the video, pin it below to your board so you don’t miss out!

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Meadow Mystery CAL Part 5

🌿 Welcome Back to the Meadow Mystery CAL – Part 5

With Meadow’s head and body complete, he’s really starting to feel solid and grounded. In this part, we’ll be adding his next limb — and the best part is, there’s no sewing involved. We’ll use surface crochet to work the leg directly onto the body, creating a strong, seamless join.

Grab your yarn and hook — this is a quick, satisfying part that brings Meadow one step closer to standing tall in the meadow 🌼

There are affiliate links in this post. We will receive a commission if you make a purchase through our affiliate link at no extra cost to you. Do note I have used some if not most of these products at some point in time.

Part 5 – Big Step Forward

Attachment can be one of the most frustrating parts of amigurumi — so for this section, I’m using a method that keeps everything extra sturdy and nicely aligned. 

You’ll connect the limbs using surface single crochet, which locks the pieces in place and gives the finished body a solid, satisfying structure. 

If you’ve tried this before, you’ll know how reliable it feels. If it’s new to you, take it slow — the video will guide you through it step by step. 

Once this part is done, everything starts to feel properly anchored and stable. And yes… that sneaky bunny is still causing trouble in the background.

👉 Remember to share your progress with the hashtag #MeadowMysteryCAL — it’s such a joy seeing Meadow take shape in so many different ways!

Materials You’ll Need

The materials needed are listed below or if you wish to see what I start off most of my projects with, then check out this post on “My Crochet Tools and Accessories that are Super Simple to Start With”. This time I will be working with chunky weight yarn.

Yarn

Himalayan Dolphin or Dolce Yarnart or any equivalent chunky weight yarn for main piece

Brown (100g)

White (100g)

Scheepjes Catona or any equivalent fingering or sport weight yarn for accessories

Black (25g)

White (25g)

Crochet Hooks

5.0mm Streamline Wood Crochet Hooks Limited Edition Sage Ombre

3.0mm Furls Streamline Blush Metal Hook  

You can use any brand with these 2 sizes

Rest of Supplies

Darning needle

Stitch markers

Filling – use leftover yarn or polyester fiberfill

The full list and where to get them is just below here.

Also check out my full list of commonly used crochet tools and accessories here.

Yarn

Chunky weight yarn - Himalayan Dolphin or Dolce Yarnart or any equivalent for main piece

White x 1 (100g)

Light brown x 1 (100g)

2. Fingering weight yarn - Scheepjes Catona for accessories

White x 1 (25g)

Black x 1 (25g)

Crochet Hooks

Larger

5.0mm Streamline Wood Crochet Hooks Limited Edition Sage Ombre

Smaller

3.0mm Furls Streamline Blush Metal Hook  

Rest of Supplies

Darning Needles

Stuffing

Use leftover yarn or polyester fibrefill

Stitch Markers

Plastic stitch markers or metal stitch markers

Terminology You’ll Need

Here I have listed the techniques needed to crochet just this first part . Each one is individually linked if you need to learn more about how to master each technique, or you could check out this post on “How to Learn Basic Crochet Stitches step by step for Absolute Beginners - 6 Easy Steps!”.

Basic Crochet Stitches

Ch = chain

Sc = single crochet

Hdc = half double crochet

Dc = double crochet

Tr = treble crochet

Sl st = slip stitch 

St = stitch (refers to number of stitches in one round)

2sc1 = single crochet increase (meaning 2 single crochet in same stitch) 

Sc2tog1 = single crochet decrease (referring to invisible decrease) 

FLO = front loop only

BLO = back loop only

Special Crochet Stitches

Surface sc = surface single crochet

holding working yarn behind piece, hook in front of piece, insert hook through piece, yo, pull yarn through piece, proceed to sc

Meadow Mystery CAL Part 5

Round 1: To work on the right leg, insert hook both at bottom and at top (where stitch marker is placed), work in a clockwise direction in brown and slip knot both sides together, 2sc1, sc1 lower level, sc1 lower level, sc1 lower level, sc7 on lower level - 12st

Add stuffing to body again.

Round 2: Sc12 (brown) - 12st

Rounds 3-6 (4 rounds): Repeat Round 2 - 12st

Round 7: Sc3, sc3tog1, sc4, 3sc2 (all brown) - 14st

Change to white yarn.

Round 8: Sc3, sc3tog1, sc8 (all white) - 12st

Add stuffing to leg. Cut off brown yarn.

Round 9: (Sc1, sc2tog1) x 2, dc6tog1 (all white) - 5st

Round 10: Sl st 1 and end off (white)

Close up in FLO and end off.

Meadow Mystery CAL Part 5 Video

This part is pretty easy as we are finishing up the other leg. If you need help with landmarking the surface crochet for the start of the right leg, then use the video tutorial for that below. This round takes less than 20 minutes and includes captions with voice-overs for easy stitching. Remember to like the video and subscribe to my YouTube channel to stay updated as new CAL parts are released.

What To Do Next?

Choose any of these next steps or a combination of them! Remember to hang tight for the rest of the CAL!

👉 1. Watch out for the next part!

The sixth part of our Meadow Mystery CAL will be released on Saturday, March 28th. Don’t miss it — the mystery is only just beginning! 🥚

👉 2. Get CAL updates by email.

Want a reminder the moment each part is live? Go ahead and join the email list below. You can share each part with your fellow crochet friends so they can join in too!

👉 3. Access the CAL hub.

Missed a part or want to revisit earlier sections? You can always head back to the main CAL hub page to find all the links in one place. 🧶

👉 4. Grab the full bundle.

Want everything in one easy download — plus the storybook and bonus goodies? ✨ You can grab the Meadow Mystery CAL Bundle here, and enjoy the complete set at once.

👉 5. Share your progress.

Share your progress in the comment box below! Or post your photos on Instagram with the hashtag #MeadowMysteryCAL 🧶💫 right over here. I’ll be cheering you on — and may even feature your work!

👉 6. Pin this for later.

Save this part of the pattern to your holiday crochet board in case you cannot get into now, since each page includes the pattern and the video, pin it below to your board so you don’t miss out!