Enter the wild and wacky world of the Permian Period with this adorably silly creature! Cotylorhynchus was a reptile with an abnormally small head, but a big heart! It will certainly make for a very cuddly and loveable project.

This pattern uses fair isle color changing technique to create its colored belly. It uses techniques that are suitable for intermediate crocheters, but the explanations are clear and full of photos, so amigurumists of any skill level can make it work!

Cotylorhynchus will no doubt be one of the most unique crochet projects you ever make. It makes a one of a kind gift for the dinosaur/palentology lover in your life! Or if you want to keep it for yourself, it is sure to be a conversation starter!

This listing includes two pattern files: one is a professionally-designed layout of the pattern, and the other one is printer-friendly for those who love the feeling of a physical copy!

This pattern has been tested by a panel of experienced crocheters to ensure quality! It is written in English using American English terminology

© 2024 Katya McGuane, KatyasYarnBois. All rights reserved. This pattern is for PERSONAL use only. This pattern (in full or in part) may not be distributed in any manner (for sale or for free) online or offline. You are more than welcome to sell finished products in limited quantity (i.e. no mass production) as long as you credit KatyasYarnBois for the pattern!