Amigurumi Capybara Lily of the Valley Pattern

Amigurumi Capybara Lily of the Valley Pattern

ByLina Morgen
  1. Sew the ears flat between rows 18-21 on the pot, about 14 stitches apart, referring to the sample image for placement.
  1. Use glue to attach the dark brown nose piece between rows 25-27. Once secured, embroider the nose details with black yarn for a realistic touch.
  1. Attach the front legs symmetrically between rows 29-30, approximately 8 stitches apart.
The capybara's head with the two ears securely sewn in place.
Attach the ears, positioning them symmetrically on the head.
The completed capybara head featuring embroidered eyes, attached ears, and the detailed nose.
The capybara’s face comes together with the nose added.
The capybara pot with the two front legs securely attached to its body.
Sew on the front legs, ensuring symmetrical placement.
  1. Attach the back legs symmetrically between rows 30-34, about 10 stitches apart.

Crochet Instructions: Lily Branch Flowers

Flowers (Make 7)

Using white yarn, create the delicate lily flowers:

  • Row 1: 6 SC in MR (6 stitches)
  • Row 2: 6 INC (12 stitches)
  • Row 3: (SC, INC) 6 times (18 stitches)
  • Rows 4-6: 18 SC (18 stitches) – Continue for 3 rows.
  • Row 7: (SC, DEC) 6 times (12 stitches)
  • Row 8: [(SC, DC, DC) in one st, (SC, DC, DC) in one st)] 6 times

Weave in ends and cut the yarn. This creates a cup-like shape that will form the flower.

The capybara pot with all four legs, front and back, attached.
Complete the capybara by attaching the back legs.
A small, white crocheted cup shape for the base of a lily flower.
The initial cup-shaped form of the lily flower.
The crocheted cup shape being gently flattened and folded to form petal structure.
Fold and shape the crocheted cup to define the flower’s petals.

Flower Pistils

To create the yellow pistils for your lilies:

  1. Wrap yellow yarn around two fingers about 10 times.
  2. Use a piece of wire to secure the middle of the wrapped yarn.
  1. With scissors, cut the loops on both sides, separating the strands.
  2. Trim the yarn to even out the pistil strands for a uniform look.
A close-up of the folded crocheted piece, resembling a delicate flower petal.
The distinct shape of a lily flower petal.
Yellow yarn being wrapped around two fingers to prepare for creating the flower pistil.
Wrap yellow yarn for the flower’s pistil.
The wrapped yellow yarn secured in the middle with a wire and cut to form individual threads for the pistil.
Secure with wire and cut the loops to create the pistil strands.
  1. Attach the finished pistil to the center of each white flower.
  2. Wrap green yarn around the excess wire extending from the pistil to create a stem. Cut the yarn once the wire is covered.
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