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Farmer Teun and Tractor Amigurumi Pattern

Farmer Teun and Tractor Amigurumi Pattern
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Delightful animal designs with sweet details that capture the essence of your favorite woodland and farmyard friends.

About This Farmer Teun and Tractor Amigurumi Pattern

This intricate pattern brings together the rustic charm of farm life in crochet form. You'll create Farmer Teun, a cheerful character complete with detailed wooden shoes, working clothes, and expressive features. The accompanying red tractor is a masterpiece on its own, featuring four wheels of different sizes, functional mudguards, tiny lamps, and even an exhaust pipe. A sweet chicken perched on the mudguard adds the perfect finishing touch to this countryside scene.

Farmer Teun and Tractor Amigurumi Pattern crochet pattern - detailed view of completed project

Every detail matters in this pattern, from the farmer's popcorn-stitch nose to the carefully embroidered tractor grille. The multiple color changes and component assembly make this a rewarding project for experienced crocheters.

Why You'll Love This Farmer Teun and Tractor Amigurumi Pattern

I absolutely love this pattern because it transports me to peaceful countryside mornings with every stitch. The satisfaction of watching the tractor take shape, wheel by wheel, is incredibly rewarding. I'm particularly fond of how the farmer's personality shines through those safety eyes and the jaunty green cap. The tiny chicken detail makes me smile every single time—it's those little touches that transform this from a simple toy into a storytelling piece. This pattern challenges my skills while keeping the process enjoyable, and the final result is something I'm genuinely proud to display or gift.

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Switch Things Up

I absolutely love customizing this pattern to make each version unique and personal. For the tractor, I sometimes swap the classic red for different colors—imagine a vibrant blue tractor or even a cheerful yellow one that really pops! I've experimented with adding stripes or polka dots to the tractor body using surface crochet, which gives it a vintage toy appearance that's incredibly charming.

For Farmer Teun himself, I enjoy changing up his outfit colors to reflect different seasons or personalities. A blue denim look for summer, earth tones for autumn, or even festive colors for holiday displays work beautifully. I've also modified his cap to create different styles—sometimes I add a small brim or change it to a beret for a French farmer aesthetic.

The chicken companion is another area where I let creativity flow. I've made different farm animals instead—tiny ducks, rabbits, or even a miniature sheepdog. Each animal companion tells a different story and adds unique character to the scene. Sometimes I create multiple chickens in varying sizes to suggest a small flock.

I've also experimented with adding extra details like tiny crocheted hay bales, miniature farm tools, or even a small basket of vegetables that the farmer can hold. These additions transform the piece from a toy into a complete farm vignette that's perfect for display. The possibilities for personalization are truly endless with this versatile pattern!

Common Mistakes & How to Fix Them

✗ Mistake: Not stuffing the tractor body firmly enough before closing, resulting in a saggy appearance—Solution: Stuff incrementally as you crochet the bottom, ensuring even distribution and firm filling throughout the body ✗ Mistake: Losing track of round counts during the large back wheels which have 27 rounds—Solution: Use stitch markers at the beginning of each round and keep a physical tally sheet beside you while working ✗ Mistake: Attaching wheels at uneven heights causing the tractor to tilt awkwardly—Solution: Pin all four wheels in place before sewing, measure from the bottom, and step back to check alignment from multiple angles ✗ Mistake: Confusing the mudguard assembly instructions and sewing pieces incorrectly—Solution: Read the entire mudguard section twice before starting, lay out both pieces, and follow the joining instructions step by step carefully

Farmer Teun and Tractor Amigurumi Pattern

Bring the charm of farm life to your hands with this delightful Farmer Teun and Tractor amigurumi pattern! This comprehensive pattern guides you through creating an adorable farmer complete with wooden shoes, a green cap, and even a tiny chicken companion. The detailed tractor features working wheels, mudguards, lamps, and a steering wheel. Perfect for farm enthusiasts and toy collectors alike, this pattern combines multiple techniques to create a charming display piece that captures rural nostalgia. Each component is crafted with care, from the farmer's pink nose to the tractor's grey exhaust pipe.

Advanced 12-15 Hours

Materials Needed for Farmer Teun and Tractor Amigurumi Pattern

— Main Fabric

  • 01
    Schachenmayr Catania yarn approximately 40g in red (nr. 115)
  • 02
    Schachenmayr Catania yarn approximately 25g in black (nr. 110)
  • 03
    Schachenmayr Catania yarn approximately 25g in grey (nr. 172)
  • 04
    Schachenmayr Catania yarn approximately 30g in green (nr. 212)
  • 05
    Schachenmayr Catania yarn approximately 20g in pink (nr. 263)
  • 06
    Schachenmayr Catania yarn small amount in yellow (nr. 208)
  • 07
    Schachenmayr Catania yarn small amount in off white (nr. 105)

— Tools Required

  • 01
    Crochet hook size 2.5
  • 02
    2 safety eyes brown 8mm
  • 03
    Fiberfill stuffing
  • 04
    Tapestry needle
  • 05
    Scissors
  • 06
    Stitch markers

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— Tractor :

Row 1 :

Ch 15 with red, 14 sc

Row 2 :

Ch 1, turn around, 2 sc into the 1st sc, 12 sc, 2 sc into the next sc (= 16 sc)

Row 3-4 :

Ch 1, turn around, 16 sc

Row 5 :

Ch 1, turn around, sc 2 st together, 12 sc, sc 2 st together (= 14 sc)

Row 6 :

Ch 1, turn around, 14 sc

Round 7 :

Continue crocheting a round of sc along the whole work: 4 sc along the side, 3 sc at corner, 13 sc along bottom, 3 sc at corner, 4 sc along side, 3 sc at corner, 13 sc along top, 3 sc into last sc (= 46 sc). Continue crocheting in rounds

Round 8 :

46 sc

Round 9 :

6 sc, 2 sc into the next sc, 15 sc, 2 sc into the next sc, 6 sc, 2 sc into the next sc, 15 sc, 2 sc into the next sc (= 50 sc)

Round 10 :

50 sc

Round 11 :

7 sc, 2 sc into the next sc, 15 sc, 2 sc into the next sc, 8 sc, 2 sc into the next sc, 15 sc, 2 sc into the next sc, 1 sc (= 54 sc)

Round 12-17 :

54 sc

Round 18 :

Ch 54, skip 10 sc, 1 sc into the 11th sc, 43 sc

Round 19 :

54 sc into the ch, 44 sc (= 98 sc)

Round 20 :

98 sc. Fasten off

— Tractor Top :

Info :

Attach the red yarn into the 1st remaining sc of round 17

Row 1 :

10 sc along the sc

Row 2-22 :

Ch 1, turn around, 10 sc. Fasten off

Info :

Attach the yarn onto the side of the 1st sc of the 1st round and make a round sc along the work: 21 sc along the side, 2 sc at corner, 8 sc along top, 2 sc at corner, 21 sc along side (=54 sc). Ch 1, turn around and sc the st together with the remaining loops of round 18, work from inside the tractor

— Tractor Bottom :

Info :

The bottom is made in back and forth going rounds. Make 1 ch after each round and turn around. Ch 11 with red

Row 1-39 :

10 sc

Round 40 :

Continue crocheting a round of sc along the whole work: 37 sc along the side, 2 sc at corner, 8 sc along bottom, 2 sc at corner, 37 sc along side, 2 sc at corner, 8 sc along top, 2 sc into last sc (=98 sc). Don't fasten off, sc the st together with the sc of the upper part with a round of sc. Stuff the tractor while crocheting

Info :

Embroider with black 4 stripes at the front of the tractor. Use the picture as a guide

— Back Wheels :

Info :

Ch 2 with grey

Round 1 :

6 sc into the 1st ch, 1 sl into the 1st sc

Round 2 :

2 sc in every sc (= 12 sc)

Round 3 :

2 sc in every 2nd sc (= 18 sc)

Round 4 :

6 times (1 sc, 2 sc into the next sc, 1 sc) (= 24 sc)

Round 5 :

2 sc in every 4th sc (= 30 sc)

Round 6 :

6 times (2 sc, 2 sc into the next sc, 2 sc) (= 36 sc)

Round 7 :

2 sc in every 6th sc (= 42 sc)

Round 8 :

6 times (3 sc, 2 sc into the next sc, 3 sc) (= 48 sc). Continue with black

Round 9 :

2 sc in every 4th sc (= 60 sc)

Round 10 :

2 sc in every 10th sc (=66 sc)

Round 11 :

6 times (5 sc, 2 sc into the next sc, 5 sc) (= 72 sc)

Round 12 :

2 sc in every 12th sc (= 78 sc)

Round 13-16 :

78 sc

Round 17 :

Sc every 12th and 13th sc together (= 72 sc)

Round 18 :

6 times (5 sc, sc 2 st together, 5 sc) (= 66 sc)

Round 19 :

Sc every 10th and 11th sc together (= 60 sc)

Round 20 :

Sc every 4th and 5th sc together (= 48 sc). Continue with grey

Round 21 :

6 times (3 sc, sc 2 st together, 3 sc) (= 42 sc)

Round 22 :

Sc every 6th and 7th sc together (= 36 sc)

Round 23 :

6 times (2 sc, sc 2 st together, 2 sc) (= 30 sc)

Round 24 :

Sc every 4th and 5th sc together (= 24 sc)

Round 25 :

6 times (1 sc, sc 2 st together, 1 sc) (= 18 sc). Stuff the wheel

Round 26 :

Sc every 2nd and 3rd sc together (= 12 sc)

Round 27 :

Sc every 1st and 2nd st together (= 6 sc). Fasten off. Close the hole and weave in the end

Info :

Embroider with black 5 spots divided at round 5. Make another wheel. Sew the wheels onto the side of the tractor

— Mudguard :

Info :

The Mudguard is made in back and forth going rounds. Make 1 ch after each round and turn around. Ch 27 with red

Row 1-5 :

26 sc

Round 6 :

Continue crocheting a round of sc along the whole mudguard: 4 sc along the side, 2 sc at corner, 24 sc along bottom, 2 sc at corner, 4 sc along side, 2 sc at corner, 24 sc along top, 2 sc into last sc. Fasten off

Info :

Make another part like this, but don't fasten off. Put the both parts on top of each other and crochet the st together with a round of sc. Fasten off. Make another mudguard and sew the mudguards onto the wheels

— Front Wheels :

Info :

Ch 2 with grey

Round 1 :

6 sc into the 1st ch, 1 sl into the 1st sc

Round 2 :

2 sc in every sc (= 12 sc)

Round 3 :

2 sc in every 2nd sc (= 18 sc)

Round 4 :

6 times (1 sc, 2 sc into the next sc, 1 sc) (= 24 sc). Continue with black

Round 5 :

2 sc in every 4th sc (= 30 sc)

Round 6 :

6 times (2 sc, 2 sc into the next sc, 2 sc) (= 36 sc)

Round 7-9 :

36 sc

Round 10 :

6 times (2 sc, sc 2 st together, 2 sc) (= 30 sc)

Round 11 :

Sc every 4th and 5th sc together (= 24 sc)

Round 12 :

6 times (1 sc, sc 2 st together, 1 sc) (= 18 sc). Stuff the wheel

Round 13 :

Sc every 2nd and 3rd sc together (= 12 sc)

Round 14 :

Sc every 1st and 2nd st together (= 6 sc). Fasten off. Close the hole and weave in the end

Info :

Make another front wheel and sew the wheel onto the side of the tractor

— Lamp :

Info :

Ch 2 with grey

Round 1 :

6 sc into the 1st ch, 1 sl into the 1st sc

Round 2 :

2 sc in every sc (= 12 sc). Continue with black

Round 3 :

12 sc, into the back loops only

Round 4 :

12 sc

Round 5 :

Sc every 3rd and 4th sc together (= 9 sc)

Round 6 :

9 sc. Stuff the lamp

Round 7 :

Sc every 2nd and 3rd sc together (= 6 sc). Fasten off. Close the hole and weave in the end

Info :

Make another lamp and sew the lamps at the side of the tractor

— Pipe :

Info :

Ch 2 with grey

Round 1 :

6 sc into the 1st ch, 1 sl into the 1st sc

Round 2 :

6 sc, into the back loops only

Round 3-4 :

6 sc

Round 5 :

2 sc in every sc, into the front loops only (= 12 sc)

Round 6 :

12 sc, into the back loops only

Round 7-9 :

12 sc. End with 1 sl into the 1st sc and fasten off

Info :

Stuff the pipe and sew it on top of the tractor

— Steering Wheel :

Info :

Ch 18 with black, 1 sl into the 1st ch to make a circle

Round 1 :

18 sc

Round 2 :

2 sc in every 3rd sc (= 24 sc)

Round 3 :

24 sc

Round 4 :

Sc every 3rd and 4th sc together (= 18 sc)

Round 5 :

Fold the work in half and sc the st together with the remaining loops of round 1 (= 18 sc). Fasten off

Info :

Sew the steering wheel onto the tractor

— Chair :

Info :

Ch 2 with red

Round 1 :

6 sc into the 1st ch, 1 sl into the 1st sc

Round 2 :

4 sc into the 1st sc, 2 sc, 4 sc into the next sc, 2 sc (= 12 sc)

Round 3 :

1 sc, 3 times (2 sc into the next sc), 3 sc, 3 times (2 sc into the next sc), 2 sc (= 18 sc)

Round 4 :

2 sc, 3 times (2 sc into the next sc), 6 sc, 3 times (2 sc into the next sc), 4 sc (= 24 sc)

Round 5 :

3 sc, 3 times (2 sc into the next sc, 1 sc), 6 sc, 3 times (2 sc into the next sc, 1 sc), 3 sc (= 30 sc)

Round 6 :

4 sc, 3 times (2 sc into the next sc, 1 sc), 9 sc, 3 times (2 sc into the next sc, 1 sc), 5 sc (= 36 sc)

Round 7 :

6 sc, 3 times (2 sc into the next sc, 2 sc), 9 sc, 3 times (2 sc into the next sc, 2 sc), 3 sc (= 42 sc). Fasten off

Info :

Make another part like this, but don't fasten off. Put the both parts on top of each other and crochet the st together with a round of sc. Continue crocheting 9 sc, ch 1, turn around, sc 2 st together, 14 sc, sc 2 st together, ch 1, turn around, sc 2 st together, 12 sc, sc 2 st together. Fasten off

Info :

Sew the chair at the back of the tractor

— Farmer Body and Head :

Info :

Start at the bottom of the body. Ch 2 with green

Round 1 :

6 sc into the 1st ch, 1 sl into the 1st sc

Round 2 :

2 sc in every sc (= 12 sc)

Round 3 :

2 sc in every 2nd sc (= 18 sc)

Round 4 :

6 times (1 sc, 2 sc into the next sc, 1 sc) (= 24 sc)

Round 5 :

2 sc in every 4th sc (= 30 sc)

Round 6 :

6 times (2 sc, 2 sc into the next sc, 2 sc) (= 36 sc)

Round 7-14 :

36 sc

Round 15 :

6 times (sc 2 st together, 2 sc), 12 sc (= 30 sc)

Round 16-18 :

30 sc

Round 19 :

28 sc, sc 2 st together (= 29 sc)

Round 20 :

2 times (sc 2 st together), 9 sc, 3 times (sc 2 st together), 8 sc, sc 2 st together (= 23 sc)

Round 21 :

2 times (sc 2 st together), 6 sc, 3 times (sc 2 st together), 7 sc (= 18 sc). Stuff the body

Round 22 :

Sc every 2nd and 3rd sc together (= 12 sc). Continue with pink

Round 23 :

2 sc in every sc (= 24 sc)

Round 24 :

2 sc in every 4th sc (= 30 sc)

Round 25 :

6 times (2 sc, 2 sc into the next sc, 2 sc) (= 36 sc)

Round 26 :

2 sc in every 6th sc (= 42 sc)

Round 27 :

42 sc

Round 28 :

6 times (3 sc, 2 sc into the next sc, 3 sc) (= 48 sc)

Round 29-31 :

48 sc

Round 32 :

16 sc, 1 popcorn of 4 dc (4 dc into the 1st st, but don't finish the st completely, skip the last yarn over and pull through. There are 5 loops onto the hook. Pull the yarn over the hook and pull through all 5 loops), 31 sc (= 48 sc)

Round 33-37 :

48 sc

Info :

Attach the safety eyes between round 33 and round 34 with 9 st between them

Round 38 :

6 times (3 sc, sc 2 st together, 3 sc) (= 42 sc)

Round 39 :

42 sc

Round 40 :

Sc every 6th and 7th sc together (= 36 sc)

Round 41 :

6 times (2 sc, sc 2 st together, 2 sc) (= 30 sc)

Round 42 :

Sc every 4th and 5th sc together (= 24 sc)

Round 43 :

6 times (1 sc, sc 2 st together, 1 sc) (= 18 sc). Stuff the head

Round 44 :

Sc every 2nd and 3rd sc together (= 12 sc)

Round 45 :

Sc every 1st and 2nd st together (= 6 sc). Fasten off. Close the hole and weave in the end

— Farmer Ear :

Info :

Ch 2 with pink

Round 1 :

6 sc into the 1st ch, 1 sl into the 1st sc

Round 2 :

4 times (2 sc into the next sc), leave the rest of the st unworked. Fasten off

Info :

Make another ear and sew the ears onto the side of the head between round 31 and round 35

— Farmer Legs :

Info :

Start with the wooden shoes. Ch 2 with yellow

Round 1 :

6 sc into the 1st ch, 1 sl into the 1st sc

Round 2 :

4 sc into the 1st sc, 2 sc, 4 sc into the next sc, 2 sc (= 12 sc)

Round 3 :

1 sc, 3 times (2 sc into the next sc), 3 sc, 3 times (2 sc into the next sc), 2 sc (= 18 sc)

Round 4 :

2 sc, 3 times (2 sc into the next sc), 6 sc, 3 times (2 sc into the next sc), 4 sc (= 24 sc)

Round 5 :

4 sc, 3 times (2 sc into the next sc), 9 sc, 3 times (2 sc into the next sc), 5 sc (= 30 sc)

Round 6-7 :

30 sc

Round 8 :

12 sc, ch 4, leave the rest of the st unworked

Round 9 :

Skip 21 sc, 1 sc into the 22nd sc, 8 sc, 4 sc into the ch (= 12 sc)

Round 10 :

6 times (sc 2 st together) (= 6 sc). Fasten off. Close the hole and weave in the end

Info :

Attach the yellow yarn into the 1st sc left from the 1st crocheted part

Round 1 :

4 sc, ch 4, skip 13 sc, 1 sc into the 14th sc, 3 sc, 4 sc along the ch (= 16 sc)

Round 2 :

16 sc

Round 3 :

Sc every 3rd and 4th sc together (= 12 sc)

Round 4 :

Sc every 1st and 2nd st together (= 6 sc). Fasten off. Close the hole and weave in the end. Stuff the front of the wooden shoe

Info :

Attach the green yarn into the 1st sc left from the 2nd crocheted part

Round 1 :

13 sc, 4 sc along the ch

Round 2 :

5 sc, 2 times (sc 2 st together), 8 sc (= 15 sc)

Round 3-16 :

15 sc

Round 17 :

13 sc, leave the rest of the st unworked. Stuff the legs lightly

Round 18 :

Fold the leg in half and sc the st together with 7 sc. Fasten off

Info :

Make another leg and sew the legs at the bottom of the body

— Farmer Arm :

Info :

Start making the thumb and fingers

Thumb :

Ch 2 with pink

Round 1 :

5 sc into the 1st ch, 1 sl into the 1st sc

Round 2 :

5 sc. Fasten off. Lay the thumb aside

Finger :

Ch 2 with pink

Round 1 :

4 sc into the 1st ch, 1 sl into the 1st sc

Round 2-3 :

4 sc. Fasten off

Info :

Make 2 more fingers, don't fasten off the last finger

Round 4 :

Crochet the fingers together (make sure the yarn ends end up inside): Continue crocheting 2 sc of the 2nd finger, 4 sc of the 3rd finger, 2 sc of the 2nd finger, 4 sc of the 1st finger (= 12 sc)

Round 5 :

4 sc, 5 sc along the thumb, 8 sc (= 17 sc)

Round 6 :

4 sc, 2 times (sc 2 st together), 9 sc (=15 sc)

Round 7 :

15 sc

Round 8 :

Sc every 4th and 5th sc together (= 12 sc)

Round 9 :

Sc every 5th and 6th sc together (=10 sc). Stuff the hand

Round 10-14 :

10 sc. Continue with green

Round 15 :

2 sc in every 2nd sc (= 15 sc)

Round 16 :

2 sc in every 3rd sc, into the front loops only (= 20 sc)

Round 17 :

20 sc

Round 18 :

Sc every 3rd and 4th sc together (= 15 sc)

Round 19 :

Sc the st together with the remaining loops of round 17 (= 15 sc)

Round 20 :

2 sc in every 5th sc (= 18 sc)

Round 21-23 :

18 sc

Round 24 :

Sc every 2nd and 3rd sc together (= 12 sc)

Round 25 :

4 sc, leave the rest of the st unworked

Round 26 :

Fold the work in half and sc the st together with 5 sc (don't stuff the arm). Fasten off

Info :

Make another arm and sew the arms onto the side of the body

— Farmer Cap :

Info :

Ch 2 with green

Round 1 :

6 sc into the 1st ch, 1 sl into the 1st sc

Round 2 :

2 sc in every sc (= 12 sc)

Round 3 :

2 sc in every 2nd sc (= 18 sc)

Round 4 :

6 times (1 sc, 2 sc into the next sc, 1 sc) (= 24 sc)

Round 5 :

2 sc in every 4th sc (= 30 sc)

Round 6 :

6 times (2 sc, 2 sc into the next sc, 2 sc) (= 36 sc)

Round 7 :

2 sc in every 6th sc (= 42 sc)

Round 8 :

6 times (3 sc, 2 sc into the next sc, 3 sc) (= 48 sc)

Round 9 :

48 sc

Round 10 :

2 sc in every 8th sc (= 54 sc)

Round 11-14 :

54 sc

Round 15 :

54 sl

Round 16 :

Ch 1, turn around, 20 sc into the back loops of the sl

Round 17-18 :

Ch 1, turn around, 20 sc

Round 19 :

Ch 1, turn around, sc 2 st together, 16 sc, sc 2 st together (= 18 sc)

Round 20 :

Ch 1, turn around, sc 2 st together, 14 sc, sc 2 st together (= 16 sc)

Round 21 :

Ch 1, turn around, sc 2 st together, 12 sc, sc 2 st together (= 14 sc)

Info :

Sew the cap onto the head of the farmer

— Chicken :

Info :

Ch 2 with off white

Round 1 :

6 sc into the 1st ch, 1 sl into the 1st sc

Round 2 :

4 sc into the 1st sc, 2 sc, 4 sc into the next sc, 2 sc (= 12 sc)

Round 3 :

1 sc, 3 times (2 sc into the next sc), 3 sc, 3 times (2 sc into the next sc), 2 sc (= 18 sc)

Round 4 :

2 sc, 3 times (2 sc into the next sc), 6 sc, 3 times (2 sc into the next sc), 4 sc (= 24 sc)

Round 5 :

3 sc, 3 times (2 sc into the next sc, 1 sc), 6 sc, 3 times (2 sc into the next sc, 1 sc), 3 sc (= 30 sc)

Round 6-8 :

30 sc

Round 9 :

Ch 6, skip 12 sc, 1 sc into the 13th sc, 17 sc

Round 10 :

6 sc into the ch, 18 sc (= 24 sc)

Round 11 :

24 sc

Round 12 :

Sc every 3rd and 4th sc together (= 18 sc)

Round 13-14 :

18 sc

Round 15 :

Sc every 2nd and 3rd sc together (= 12 sc)

Round 16-17 :

12 sc

Round 18 :

Sc every 1st and 2nd st together (= 6 sc). Fasten off. Close the hole and weave in the end. Stuff the head

Info :

Attach the off white yarn into the 1st remaining sc of round 9, left from the head

Round 1 :

12 sc, 6 sc along the ch (= 18 sc)

Round 2 :

18 sc

Round 3 :

Sc every 2nd and 3rd sc together (= 12 sc)

Round 4 :

12 sc. Stuff the body and tail

Round 5 :

Sc every 1st and 2nd st together (= 6 sc). Fasten off. Close the hole and weave in the end

— Chicken Beak :

Info :

Ch 2 with yellow

Round 1 :

6 sc into the 1st ch, 1 sl into the 1st sc

Round 2 :

6 sc. End with 1 sl into the 1st sc and fasten off

Info :

Sew the beak onto the head. Embroider with black the eyes above the beak

— Chicken Crest :

Info :

Ch 7 with red

Round 1 :

1 dc into the 3rd ch, 1 dc, 1 sl, 1 dc, 1 sl. Fasten off

Info :

Sew the crest onto the top of the head

— Chicken Left Wing :

Info :

Ch 2 with off white

Round 1 :

6 sc into the 1st ch, 1 sl into the 1st sc

Round 2 :

2 sc in every sc (= 12 sc)

Round 3 :

Ch 4, 3 sc into the ch, 1 sc at the circle, ch 3, 2 sc into the ch, 1 sc at the circle, ch 2, 1 sc into the ch, 3 sc at the circle, 2 times (2 dc into the next sc), 3 sc, 1 sl. Fasten off

— Chicken Right Wing :

Info :

Make the right wing the same way as the left wing till round 2

Round 3 :

Ch 2, 1 sc into the ch, 1 sc at the circle, ch 3, 2 sc into the ch, 1 sc at the circle, ch 4, 3 sc into the ch, 3 sc at the circle, 2 times (2 dc into the next sc), 3 sc, 1 sl. Fasten off

Info :

Sew the wings onto the side of the body with the longest feather on top. Sew the chicken onto the left mudguard. Put the farmer onto the tractor

Assembly Instructions

  • Sew both back wheels securely onto the sides of the tractor body, ensuring they are aligned at the same height for stability
  • Attach the front wheels to the front sides of the tractor, positioning them slightly forward from the back wheels
  • Sew the mudguards over each wheel, making sure the curved part covers the top portion of the wheels properly
  • Attach the two lamps to the front sides of the tractor near the top corners for a realistic look
  • Sew the exhaust pipe onto the top of the tractor hood, positioning it slightly off-center
  • Attach the steering wheel inside the tractor cabin area, positioning it at the front left side
  • Sew the chair at the back of the tractor cabin where the farmer will sit
  • Attach the farmer's legs to the bottom of his body, ensuring they are evenly spaced for balance
  • Sew the arms onto the sides of the farmer's body between the body and head junction
  • Attach the ears to the sides of the farmer's head between rounds 31 and 35
  • Sew the cap onto the top of the farmer's head, adjusting the brim to face forward
  • Sew the chicken's beak onto its head, then embroider black eyes above it
  • Attach the crest to the top of the chicken's head
  • Sew the wings onto the sides of the chicken's body with the longest feather pointing upward
  • Attach the completed chicken onto the left mudguard of the tractor
  • Finally, position Farmer Teun sitting in the chair on the tractor

Important Notes

  • 💡Use stitch markers at the beginning of each round to avoid losing your place, especially during the large wheel construction
  • 💡Stuff all pieces firmly but not overly tight to maintain proper shaping and prevent distortion
  • 💡When changing colors, carry the yarn inside if continuing with that color soon to minimize loose ends
  • 💡Pin all components in their intended positions before sewing to ensure proper placement and symmetry
  • 💡The wooden shoes require careful attention during construction due to their unique three-part assembly technique
  • 💡Work the popcorn stitch for the farmer's nose slowly to ensure all loops are properly captured
  • 💡Keep yarn tension consistent throughout, especially when working the back-and-forth rows for the tractor body

This charming Farmer Teun and Tractor pattern combines multiple advanced techniques to create a delightful farm scene that tells a story. The detailed construction process rewards patient crafters with an heirloom-quality piece featuring a fully dimensional tractor complete with functional details and a cheerful farmer character. The addition of the tiny chicken companion adds whimsy and personality to this countryside tableau. Perfect for display or as a treasured gift for farm enthusiasts, this pattern showcases your crochet mastery. 🚜🧶 Happy crocheting and enjoy bringing this rural scene to life! ✨

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FAQs

What skill level is required for this pattern?

This is an advanced pattern that requires experience with amigurumi techniques, color changes, working in rounds and rows, and complex assembly. Beginners may find the tractor construction and farmer's hands particularly challenging.

How long does it take to complete the entire project?

The complete Farmer Teun and Tractor set typically takes between 12-15 hours to complete, depending on your experience level and crochet speed. The tractor alone takes about 6-8 hours, while the farmer takes 4-5 hours, and the chicken takes about 1-2 hours.

Can I use different yarn weights for this pattern?

While the pattern specifies Schachenmayr Catania (a sport weight yarn), you can use different yarn weights, but you'll need to adjust your hook size accordingly and the final size will differ. Using thicker yarn will create a larger tractor and farmer, while thinner yarn will make them smaller.

Are the wheels poseable or do they spin?

The wheels are sewn securely onto the tractor body and do not spin. They are stuffed firmly to maintain their round shape and provide stability. If you want functional wheels, you would need to modify the pattern to include axles.

Can I make this pattern child-safe?

Yes, but you'll need to make safety modifications. Replace the safety eyes with embroidered eyes, ensure all pieces are sewn very securely, and use extra-strong thread for assembly. Avoid leaving any loose ends that could be pulled apart by young children.

Why are there different instructions for left and right wings on the chicken?

The wings are mirror images of each other to create a realistic appearance when attached to the sides of the chicken's body. The feather arrangement differs slightly to ensure they look natural when viewed from the front.

How do I keep track of all the color changes?

Keep your yarn organized by component, use stitch markers at color change points, and consider making notes on a printed copy of the pattern. Some crocheters find it helpful to highlight completed sections to track progress through this lengthy pattern.

What's the best way to attach the mudguards to the wheels?

First, pin the mudguards in place to ensure proper positioning and curve over the wheels. Use matching thread and small whip stitches along the inner edge where the mudguard meets the wheel. Work slowly and check the alignment from multiple angles before securing permanently.