Meet Alonzo the Alpaca!

This pattern is designed with limited sewing in mind. Traditional amigurumi often requires sewing pieces together after the crochet is done. This pattern involves some unusual joining techniques so the piece can be worked continuously as much as possible. The legs, body, and head are crocheted in one piece, only the ears and tail are sewn on.

Last picture shows the size difference between the Llama and the Alpaca.

Important Notes:
This pattern is worked using amigurumi method, where the rounds are worked continuously in a spiral. Do not join rounds. Use a stitch marker to mark the beginning of each round.
Because of the nature of the spiral, the beginning of round (BoR) will shift to the right (assuming right-handed crocheter) after a certain number of rounds, how much it shifts depends on how you crochet. Sometimes the instruction will ask you to add a stitch or two so the BoR is centered on the shape, typically the back of the piece. This will not change the actual stitch count, only the BoR will be shifted.
Please use age appropriate materials if the plush is made for young children.