Download this easy to follow cow lovey crochet pattern that includes clear instructions with step by step photos. Plus detailed video tutorials to guide you every stitch of the way. Do not hesitate to contact me if you need help with this crochet cow snuggler pattern.

Please note this is a PDF digital download of the crochet cow security blanket pattern, not the actual crochet lovey blanket.

DETAILS:

• available only in English using US crochet terms
• skill level: intermediate crochet skills and knowledge
• Finished size when using 3mm or C/2 hook for the body and 4mm or G/6 for the blanket: - blanket: 33 cm (13 inches) x 33 cm (13 inches) - head height: 9 cm (3.5 inches)

THIS COW LOVEY CROCHET PATTERN CONSISTS OF:

• Step by step pattern descriptions including lots of photos for guidance
• Information on how to assemble your toy including photos
• Information about materials and equipment needed
• List of abbreviations used in the pattern
• Tips and recommendations
• Links to helpful video tutorials

MATERIALS NEEDED:
- This pattern will work nicely with 100% cotton, 100% acrylic or a blend. I recommend using this weight: Fine Sport #2 = 4 ply OR Light Worsted #3 = DK

I USED:

• Light worsted weight yarn (DK #3)
• 51% cotton and 49% bamboo blend
• 2x skeins of white yarn | Coboo Lion Brand | color 100 | (100g/212m)
• 1x skein of black yarn | Coboo Lion Brand | color 152R | (100g/212m)
• 1x skein of pink yarn | Coboo Lion Brand | color 101A | (100g/212m)
• 1x skein of grey yarn | Coboo Lion Brand | color 149B | (100g/212m)

OTHER MATERIALS USED:

• a long piece of black thread yarn for eye embroidery
• polyester fibre fill

EQUIPMENT NEEDED:

• crochet hook: I used 3mm = C/2 for the cow and 4mm = G/6 for the blanket, if using different weight of yarn then refer to hook size recommendations on the yarn but go one size smaller
• scissors, yarn needle, pins with large heads, stitch marker

You may sell the crochet toys you made using this crochet cow comforter pattern as long as you credit me as the original designer