Some interesting facts about cows:
– The term “cow” refers only to female cattle; males are called bulls or steer.
– Cows have a field of vision of almost 300 degrees, but they can’t see very well directly in front of themselves. In order to get a good look at something, they turn their heads to the side.
– Cows sleep an average of 4 hours a day, and they sleep lying down rather than standing up.
– Holstein Friesian cows – the iconic black and white dairy cow – are the highest-production dairy animals in the world.

Pattern Details:
– You will need to be comfortable with changing color – this is a pattern that requires concentration!
– This pattern contains 8 pages of detailed instructions with over 30 photos to help guide you through the crochet and assembly process.
– This pattern was designed to reduce the amount of required sewing: the head and body are crocheted in a single piece, and the black patches are incorporated into the design rather than crocheted separately.
– This pattern is written in English using US terminology.
– The finished size is approximately 7.5 in/19 cm.

Materials Needed:
– 2 safety eyes (approximately 6 mm in diameter)
– Any medium/worsted weight yarn in white, black, pink, and tan
– Crochet hook (recommended size: 3.5 mm/US E)
– Scissors
– Stitch marker
– Stuffing
– Yarn needle