Amigurumi Chameleon Free Pattern ⋆ AMIGURUMI DAILY

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Todays daily new amigurumi free crochet pattern is Chameleon
I want to give you some informations about this pattern ;

This chameleon is a free pratron that I found on the internet, but once I started to weave it I realized that the increases that went from the neck to the back were very sharp and did not form the smooth curve seen in the photo, therefore I unwound and tried until I was more similar to how it was seen in the images. I also modified the eyes and the crest a bit.
Here are the instructions for my version:

Once the tail and the legs are woven, it is necessary to insert a wire to give them the desired shape.

sc = single point or half point
increase = increase
dim = decrease

Head – body:
1: 6sc in a magic ring (6)
2: 6aum (12)
3: * 1sc, 1aum * rep all around (18)
4: * 2 sc, 1 inc * rep all around (24)

5: 1 sc in each sc (24)
6: 11pb, 1aum, 12pb (25)
7: 12pb, 1aum, 12pb (26)
8: 13pb, 1aum, 12pb (27)
9: 14pb, 1aum, 12pb (28)

10: 15pb, 1aum, 12pb (29)
11: 16pb, 1aum, 12pb (30)
12: 17pb, 1aum, 12pb (31)
13: 18pb, 1aum, 12pb (32)

14: 11sc, skip 8sc (this will form the ridge), 12sc (24)
15: 1 sc in each sc (24)
16: 3sc, * 1dim, 2sc * rep 4 times, 1dim, 3sc (19)
17: 3sc, * 1dim, 1sc * rep 4 times, 1dim, 2sc (14)

18-19: 1 sc in each sc (14)
20: 4sc, 1aum, 4sc, 1aum, 4sc (16) (leave a marker in this row, the front legs will go here)
21: 5sc, 1aum, 4sc, 1aum, 5sc (18)

22: 6sc, 1aum, 4sc, 1aum, 6sc (20)
23: 7pb, 1aum, 4pb, 1aum, 7pb (22)
24: 8pb, 1aum, 4pb, 1aum, 8pb (24)
25: 9pb, 1aum, 4pb, 1aum, 9pb (26)
26: 10pb, 1aum, 4pb, 1aum, 10pb (28)

27: 11pb, 1aum, 4pb, 1aum, 11pb (30)
28: 12pb, 1aum, 4pb, 1aum, 12pb (32)
29: 13pb, 1aum, 4pb, 1aum, 13pb (34)

30: 14pb, 1aum, 4pb, 1aum, 14pb (36)
31-35: 1 sc in each sc (36)
36: 9pb, 1dim, 14pb, 1dim, 9pb (34)
37: 16pb, 1dim, 16pb (33)

38: 5pb, 1dim, 19pb, 1dim, 5pb (31)
39: 14pb, 1dim, 15pb (30)

40: 5pb, 1dim, 16pb, 1dim, 5pb (28)
41: 13pb, 1dim, 14pb (27)
42: 5sc, 1dim, 13sc, 1dim, 5sc (25) (leave a marker in this row, the back legs will go here)
43: 11pb, 1dim, 12pb (24)
44: 11pb, 1dim, 11pb (23)

45: 10pb, 1dim, 11pb (22)
46: 10pb, 1dim, 10pb (21)
47: 9pb, 1dim, 10pb (20)
48: 9pb, 1dim, 9pb (19)
49: 8pb, 1dim, 9pb (18)

50: 8pb, 1dim, 8pb (17)
51: 7pb, 1dim, 8pb (16)
52: 7pb, 1dim, 7pb (15)
53: 6pb, 1dim, 7pb (14)

54: 6pb, 1dim, 6pb (13)
55: 5sc, 1dim, 6sc (12)
56: 5pb, 1dim, 5pb (11)

57: 4pb, 1dim, 5pb (10)
58: 4pb, 1dim, 4pb (9)
59-91: 1 sc in each sc (9)
92: * 1sc, 1dim * rep 3 times (6)

Crest:
1: Sc from row 4 from body to row 57, joining the skipped stitches on round 14.
2: turn the fabric over and start making single crochets up to the height of the second leg, from there, make half double crochet to give more height to the crest, 5 stitches before the height of the front legs make single crochets again to the neck.