This is my little Mary lamb lovey crochet pattern. One of my most popular patterns of all time. It’s so adorable and easy for a child to hold and carry. This baby crocheted comforter will help the child feel secure and beloved. And makes for some super cute baby photos!

As will any adorable baby who is lucky to have you crochet this for them!

I first created this little lovey for my daughter and it started a chain reaction of my lovey obsession. Even though my kids are too big for cute fluffy crochet loveys now, I cant stop making lovey patterns! If you want to you can have a look at some of my other cuddly lovey here.
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To make this cute crochet lamb lovey you will need the following materials:
 
Yarn: Chenille yarn and cotton yarn
Crochet Hook: 
Tapestry Needle:
Scissors
Stitch Markers 

And the Crochet pattern as a FREE PDF download – Available at the end of this post!

You can check out my collected pattern info below if you need more guidance when working with one of my patterns.

If you need any help or clarification on the terms I use you can see them below. All of my original designs are written using US crochet terms

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Pattern info:  

• This pattern is worked in the rounds.  
• When a series of stitches is repeated the sequence is written within * – * and the total number of times that sequence is repeated is written behind.  
• Each round has the amount of stitches written within ( -).  
• When working in the round I suggest using stitch markers to keep track of where each round begins. Place the stitch marker in the first stitch of each round. 
• The pattern is read starting on the top left of the page and down, then from the top to the right and down. 
• Please note! The pictures illustrating some of the steps are from the little mary lamb cozy blanket, but they still apply to the steps in this pattern 

Terminology:  

• Mr – magic ring/circle  
• Ch – chain   
• Sl st – slip stitch 
• Sc – single crochet 
• Sc2tog – 2 stiches croched into 1 with single crochet 
• Dc – double crochet  

Materials needed:  

• 8/4 cotton yarn approx. 25gr 
• Chenille yarn approx. 100gr 
• 3,0mm crochet hook 
• 5,0mm crochet hook 
• 6,0mm crochet hook 
• Needle  
• Stuffing 
• Yarn or thread for eyes, nose and hands/feet 
• Scissors  

Head:  

Start with cotton yarn and 3,0mm crochet hook, make a magic ring, tutorial on how here  

R1: 6 sc into mr  (6)

R2: 2sc in each st (12)  

R3: *2sc, 1 sc in next st* x6 (18)  

R4: 1 sc in each st (18)

R5: *2sc, 1 sc in 2 sts* x6 (24)

R6-10: 1 sc in each st  (24)

R11: 1 sc in each st until last st, sl st into last st  

Change to the chenille yarn and hook size

5,0mm  

R12: Fasten the yarn in same st as last rounds sl st, 

1 sc in same st, and each st round. (24)  

R13-15: 1 sc in each st  

R16: *sc2tog, 1sc in 2 sts* x6 (18)

R17: *sc2tog, 1sc * x6 (12)   Stuff the head.

R18: *sc2tog* x6 (6)  

Sew the head shut and fasten the yarn Embroider eyes and a cute little nose

See the steps below for tips on changing from 3,0mm to 5,0mm

Ears: Make 2

With cotton yarn and hook 3,0mm, make a magic ring  

R1: 4 sc in mr  (4)

R2: * 2sc in 1 st, 1sc in 1 st* x2 (6)  

R3: *2sc in 1 st, 1sc in 2 sts*x2 (8)

R4: *2sc in 1 st, 1sc in 3 sts* x2 (10)

R5: *2sc in 1 st, 1sc in 4 sts* x2 (12)

R6: *2sc in 1 st, 1sc in 5 sts* x2 (14)  

R7-10: 1 sc in each st  (14)

Fold the ear two times: see pictures for guidance  

Bow:

With scrap yarn and hook 3,0mm  

Ch 6,   

R1: Into second ch from hook, make 1 sc, then 1 sc in each st across (5) ch 1, turn   R2-10: 1 sc in each st (5), ch 1, turn

Fasten off, use chenille yarn to wrap around the bow and sew onto head.  

Body:  

With chenille yarn and hook 6,0mm  

Ch 26,  

R1: In third ch from hook, make 1 dc in each ch across (24), ch 2, turn 

R2-15: 1dc in each st, ch 2 turn  

Fasten of, weave in ends.  

Measure where you want your head to be, sew it securely onto one of the short sides of the body   

wrap yarn around each corner to make hands and feet, fasten the yarn extremely well, it needs to stay in place for any potential wash  

Congratulations you have completed this super cozy lovey!  

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My tip on changing from cotton to chenille and 3,0mm hook to 5,0mm

If you are having trouble getting the bigger hook through the cotton stitches, insert the hook backwards (see pictures in the free pdf download)

The ears: Pictures are available in the FREE PDF below

How to tie off the feet:

Pictures are available in the FREE PDF below