Crochet Tutorial: Honey Oat Silo Goat Cottage – Free Crochet Pattern.

Crochet Tutorial: Honey Oat Silo Goat Cottage – Free Crochet Pattern.

This Honey Oat Silo Goat Cottage is a detailed farm-style crochet display with a tall round oat silo cottage, golden cone roof, wheat topper, climbing flower vines, tiny bees, goat family, picnic table, oat cart, honey jars, haystack, fence, flower bed, stone path, and a round grass base. The design uses firm amigurumi stitches, layered appliques, and careful assembly to match the cozy handmade farm scene.

 

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Skill Level

Advanced beginner to intermediate. The main shapes are simple, but this pattern includes many small decorative pieces. Work slowly, use stitch markers, and pin every part before sewing.

Finished Size

  • Full display: about 13 in / 33 cm wide and 14 in / 36 cm tall.
  • Silo cottage: about 5 in / 13 cm wide and 9 in / 23 cm tall, not including wheat topper.
  • Adult goat: about 4 in / 10 cm tall when seated.
  • Baby goats: about 2.5 in / 6.5 cm tall.
  • Gauge: 6 sc and 6 rnds = 1 in / 2.5 cm with worsted yarn and 3.0 mm hook.

Materials

  • Worsted weight cotton or cotton blend yarn in grass green, oatmeal beige, warm cream, honey gold, straw yellow, brown, dark brown, white, soft pink, red, forest green, light green, gray, black, and amber.
  • 3.0 mm crochet hook for main pieces.
  • 2.25 mm crochet hook for flowers, bees, labels, and tiny details.
  • Polyester fiberfill.
  • Cardboard or plastic canvas for base, silo, cart, table, and door support.
  • 6 mm black safety eyes for adult goat.
  • 4 mm black safety eyes or embroidered eyes for baby goats.
  • Black embroidery thread, brown embroidery thread, white sewing thread, and yarn needle.
  • Stitch markers, pins, scissors, and fabric glue optional for label placement.
  • Optional floral wire or pipe cleaners for flower stems, bee branches, balcony rails, and wheat stalks.

Abbreviations

  • MR: magic ring
  • ch: chain
  • sl st: slip stitch
  • sc: single crochet
  • hdc: half double crochet
  • dc: double crochet
  • tr: treble crochet
  • inc: 2 sc in the same stitch
  • dec: invisible single crochet decrease
  • BLO: back loops only
  • FLO: front loops only
  • st: stitch
  • rnd: round
  • FO: fasten off

Important Construction Notes

Work amigurumi parts in continuous rounds unless a joined round is specified. Keep the stitches tight so stuffing does not show. The cottage wall should stand straight, so stuff it firmly and insert a plastic canvas tube inside before closing.

The display is built on a flat round grass base. The silo cottage sits slightly behind center. The flower bed is on the left front side, the picnic table is front center, and the cart is on the front right side. This placement creates the same balanced farm scene shown in the image.

Round Grass Base

Use grass green yarn and 3.0 mm hook. Work in joined rounds for a flatter circle. Ch 1 at the start of each round does not count as a stitch.

  1. Rnd 1: MR, 8 sc in ring, sl st to first sc. 8 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Ch 1, inc in each st around, sl st. 16 sts.
  3. Rnd 3: Ch 1, sc 1, inc, repeat around, sl st. 24 sts.
  4. Rnd 4: Ch 1, sc 2, inc, repeat around, sl st. 32 sts.
  5. Rnd 5: Ch 1, sc 3, inc, repeat around, sl st. 40 sts.
  6. Rnd 6: Ch 1, sc 4, inc, repeat around, sl st. 48 sts.
  7. Rnd 7: Ch 1, sc 5, inc, repeat around, sl st. 56 sts.
  8. Rnd 8: Ch 1, sc 6, inc, repeat around, sl st. 64 sts.
  9. Rnd 9: Ch 1, sc 7, inc, repeat around, sl st. 72 sts.
  10. Rnd 10: Ch 1, sc 8, inc, repeat around, sl st. 80 sts.
  11. Rnd 11: Ch 1, sc 9, inc, repeat around, sl st. 88 sts.
  12. Rnd 12: Ch 1, sc 10, inc, repeat around, sl st. 96 sts.
  13. Rnd 13: Ch 1, sc 11, inc, repeat around, sl st. 104 sts.
  14. Rnd 14: Ch 1, sc 12, inc, repeat around, sl st. 112 sts.
  15. Rnd 15: Ch 1, sc 13, inc, repeat around, sl st. 120 sts.
  16. Rnd 16: Ch 1, sc 14, inc, repeat around, sl st. 128 sts.
  17. Rnd 17: Ch 1, sc 15, inc, repeat around, sl st. 136 sts.
  18. Rnd 18: Ch 1, sc 16, inc, repeat around, sl st. 144 sts.
  19. Rnd 19: Ch 1, sc 17, inc, repeat around, sl st. 152 sts.
  20. Rnd 20: Ch 1, sc 18, inc, repeat around, sl st. 160 sts.
  21. Rnd 21: Ch 1, sc 19, inc, repeat around, sl st. 168 sts.
  22. Rnd 22: Ch 1, sc 20, inc, repeat around, sl st. 176 sts.
  23. Rnd 23: Ch 1, sc 21, inc, repeat around, sl st. 184 sts.
  24. Rnd 24: Ch 1, sc 22, inc, repeat around, sl st. 192 sts.
  25. Rnd 25: Ch 1, sc 23, inc, repeat around, sl st. 200 sts.

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Place the finished circle on cardboard or plastic canvas and trace around it. Cut the insert slightly smaller than the crochet circle. Make a second matching green circle using Rnds 1-25. Place the insert between both circles and sc through both layers around the edge with 200 sc.

Raised Grass Edge

  1. Edge Rnd 1: Working around the joined edge, ch 1, sc in each st around. 200 sts.
  2. Edge Rnd 2: Sl st in first st, ch 1, reverse sc in each st around for a rope-like rim. FO and weave in ends.

Stone Path

Make 18 small flat stones in light gray and 10 smaller stones in oatmeal beige. Use a 2.25 mm hook for a neat pebble texture.

Large Flat Stone

  1. Rnd 1: MR, 6 sc in ring. 6 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Inc in each st around. 12 sts.
  3. Rnd 3: Sc 1, inc, repeat around. 18 sts.
  4. Rnd 4: Sl st in each st around. FO, leaving a long tail.

Small Flat Stone

  1. Rnd 1: MR, 6 sc in ring. 6 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Inc in each st around. 12 sts.
  3. Rnd 3: Sl st in each st around. FO, leaving a long tail.

Sew the stones in a curved path from the front right side toward the cottage door. Overlap a few stones slightly for the natural cobblestone look.

Round Silo Cottage Wall

Use oatmeal beige yarn and 3.0 mm hook. This is the tall cylindrical cottage body. Keep the base flat and the wall vertical. Insert plastic canvas before closing the top.

  1. Rnd 1: MR, 8 sc in ring. 8 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Inc in each st around. 16 sts.
  3. Rnd 3: Sc 1, inc, repeat around. 24 sts.
  4. Rnd 4: Sc 2, inc, repeat around. 32 sts.
  5. Rnd 5: Sc 3, inc, repeat around. 40 sts.
  6. Rnd 6: Sc 4, inc, repeat around. 48 sts.
  7. Rnd 7: Sc 5, inc, repeat around. 56 sts.
  8. Rnd 8: Sc 6, inc, repeat around. 64 sts.
  9. Rnd 9: Sc 7, inc, repeat around. 72 sts.
  10. Rnd 10: BLO sc in each st around. 72 sts.
  11. Rnd 11-48: Sc in each st around. 72 sts for 38 rounds.

Cut a plastic canvas rectangle about 11.5 in x 6.5 in / 29 cm x 16.5 cm. Roll it into a tube that fits inside the silo. Overlap the edges by about 0.5 in / 1.3 cm and stitch the plastic canvas together with yarn. Insert the tube and add light stuffing between the crochet wall and the insert.

  1. Rnd 49: BLO sc 7, dec, repeat around. 64 sts.
  2. Rnd 50: Sc 6, dec, repeat around. 56 sts.
  3. Rnd 51: Sc 5, dec, repeat around. 48 sts.
  4. Rnd 52: Sc 4, dec, repeat around. 40 sts.
  5. Rnd 53: Sc 3, dec, repeat around. 32 sts.
  6. Rnd 54: Sc 2, dec, repeat around. 24 sts.
  7. Rnd 55: Sc 1, dec, repeat around. 16 sts.
  8. Rnd 56: Dec around. 8 sts. FO and close the hole.

Textured Wall Speckles

With warm cream, beige, and light brown yarn, embroider tiny short horizontal stitches randomly across the silo. Keep most stitches only 1 crochet stitch wide. This gives the wall the soft oat-stone texture from the picture.

Golden Cone Roof

Use honey gold yarn and 3.0 mm hook. Work firmly. The roof should sit wider than the silo wall and flare slightly at the bottom.

  1. Rnd 1: MR, 6 sc in ring. 6 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Sc in each st around. 6 sts.
  3. Rnd 3: Inc in each st around. 12 sts.
  4. Rnd 4: Sc in each st around. 12 sts.
  5. Rnd 5: Sc 1, inc, repeat around. 18 sts.
  6. Rnd 6: Sc in each st around. 18 sts.
  7. Rnd 7: Sc 2, inc, repeat around. 24 sts.
  8. Rnd 8: Sc in each st around. 24 sts.
  9. Rnd 9: Sc 3, inc, repeat around. 30 sts.
  10. Rnd 10: Sc in each st around. 30 sts.
  11. Rnd 11: Sc 4, inc, repeat around. 36 sts.
  12. Rnd 12: Sc in each st around. 36 sts.
  13. Rnd 13: Sc 5, inc, repeat around. 42 sts.
  14. Rnd 14: Sc in each st around. 42 sts.
  15. Rnd 15: Sc 6, inc, repeat around. 48 sts.
  16. Rnd 16: Sc in each st around. 48 sts.
  17. Rnd 17: Sc 7, inc, repeat around. 54 sts.
  18. Rnd 18: Sc in each st around. 54 sts.
  19. Rnd 19: Sc 8, inc, repeat around. 60 sts.
  20. Rnd 20: Sc in each st around. 60 sts.
  21. Rnd 21: Sc 9, inc, repeat around. 66 sts.
  22. Rnd 22: Sc in each st around. 66 sts.
  23. Rnd 23: Sc 10, inc, repeat around. 72 sts.
  24. Rnd 24: Sc in each st around. 72 sts.
  25. Rnd 25: Sc 11, inc, repeat around. 78 sts.
  26. Rnd 26: Sc in each st around. 78 sts.
  27. Rnd 27: Sc 12, inc, repeat around. 84 sts.
  28. Rnd 28: FLO only, sc 2, hdc 1 in next st, sc 2, sl st 1, repeat around to form a soft uneven straw edge. FO.

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Cut a half-circle of thin cardboard, roll it into a cone, and place it inside the roof. Sew the roof to the top of the silo through Rnd 27, letting the textured edge overhang the wall by about 0.25 in / 6 mm.

Roof Ridge Texture

With a long strand of honey gold, surface sl st from the tip down to the edge in 8 evenly spaced vertical lines. Pull gently so the roof keeps its cone shape without puckering.

Wheat Topper

Make 7 wheat stalks in straw yellow. Use 2.25 mm hook and optional floral wire inside the stem.

Wheat Stem

  1. Ch 18, starting in second ch from hook, sl st in 17 chains. FO, leaving tails.

Wheat Grain Cluster

Join yarn near the top of the stem. Work the grain clusters directly onto the upper 8 chains.

  1. In first side point: ch 4, sl st in second ch from hook, sl st in next 2 ch, sl st back into stem.
  2. In next side point: ch 5, sl st in second ch from hook, sl st in next 3 ch, sl st back into stem.
  3. Repeat alternating ch 4 and ch 5 points down both sides of the stem until you have 8-10 grain points.

Bundle the 7 wheat stalks together. Wrap the bottom 0.5 in / 1.3 cm with straw yarn. Sew the bundle to the back-right side of the roof tip, leaning outward like the picture.

Cottage Door

Use warm brown yarn and 2.25 mm hook. The door is oval-arched with a cream frame and a tiny golden knob.

Brown Arched Door

  1. Row 1: Ch 13, sc in second ch from hook and across. 12 sts.
  2. Row 2-9: Ch 1, turn, sc in each st across. 12 sts.
  3. Row 10: Ch 1, turn, dec, sc 8, dec. 10 sts.
  4. Row 11: Ch 1, turn, dec, sc 6, dec. 8 sts.
  5. Row 12: Ch 1, turn, dec, sc 4, dec. 6 sts.
  6. Row 13: Ch 1, turn, dec, sc 2, dec. 4 sts.
  7. Border: Sc evenly around the door, placing 2 sc at both lower corners. FO.

Door Spiral Texture

With dark brown yarn, surface sl st an oval spiral on the front of the door. Start near the center and spiral outward until it reaches the frame area. Add 2 short horizontal hinge bars on the left side.

Cream Door Frame

  1. Ch 32. Starting in second ch from hook, sc 31. FO.

Pin the chain around the door as an arch frame and sew it down. Make a tiny knob with honey gold: MR, 5 sc, sl st to close, FO. Sew the knob to the right side of the door.

Sew the finished door to the lower front of the silo, centered about 2 rounds above the grass base.

Upper Window

Make one small arched window for the left side of the silo.

Dark Interior Piece

  1. With dark brown, ch 7.
  2. Row 1: Sc in second ch from hook and across. 6 sts.
  3. Row 2-4: Ch 1, turn, sc across. 6 sts.
  4. Row 5: Ch 1, turn, dec, sc 2, dec. 4 sts.
  5. Border: Sc around. FO.

Cream Window Frame

  1. Ch 20, sc in second ch from hook and across. FO.

Sew the cream chain around the dark window. Add one vertical cream strand and one horizontal cream strand across the center. Sew the window to the upper left side of the silo.

Balcony Window and Rail

The right side of the silo has a tall arched balcony window with a small curved rail. Use cream, soft pink, and light brown yarn.

Pink Arched Window Insert

  1. Ch 9 with soft pink.
  2. Row 1: Sc in second ch from hook and across. 8 sts.
  3. Row 2-7: Ch 1, turn, sc across. 8 sts.
  4. Row 8: Ch 1, turn, dec, sc 4, dec. 6 sts.
  5. Row 9: Ch 1, turn, dec, sc 2, dec. 4 sts.
  6. Border: Sc evenly around. FO.

Cream Window Trim

  1. Ch 28, sc in second ch from hook and across. FO.

Sew the trim around the arched window. Sew the window to the right front side of the silo, about 11 rounds below the roof edge.

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Balcony Floor

  1. With cream, ch 15.
  2. Row 1: Sc in second ch from hook and across. 14 sts.
  3. Row 2-4: Ch 1, turn, sc across. 14 sts.
  4. Border: Sc around the rectangle. FO.

Fold the rectangle into a shallow curve and sew the straight edge under the balcony window. The balcony should project about 0.75 in / 2 cm from the silo.

Balcony Rails

  • Make 6 vertical rail posts: ch 6, sl st in second ch from hook and next 4 chains. FO.
  • Make one top rail: ch 17, sc in second ch from hook and across. FO.
  • Sew the posts evenly along the curved balcony edge, then sew the top rail across the posts.

Climbing Vine

The vine climbs diagonally from the lower left side of the door area up toward the balcony window. Use forest green yarn and 2.25 mm hook.

  1. Ch 75.
  2. Starting in second ch from hook, sl st in 6 chains.
  3. Ch 5, sl st in second ch from hook and next 3 chains to make a branch, sl st back into main chain.
  4. Sl st in next 8 chains, then make another ch 5 branch.
  5. Repeat until the vine has 7 small side branches. FO.

Pin the vine diagonally on the silo. Sew it down with matching thread, leaving some branch tips loose for a natural raised look.

Green Leaves

Make 28 leaves in mixed forest green and light green.

  1. Ch 5.
  2. Starting in second ch from hook: sl st 1, sc 1, hdc 1, 3 hdc in last ch.
  3. Work on opposite side of chain: hdc 1, sc 1, sl st 1. FO.

Sew leaves along both sides of the vine. Angle them upward and outward, matching the scattered leaf placement on the cottage wall.

White Blossom Flowers

Make 18 white flowers for the climbing vine and flower bed.

  1. Rnd 1: With yellow, MR, 5 sc in ring, sl st to first sc. FO.
  2. Rnd 2: Join white in any st. Ch 2, hdc 2 in same st, ch 2, sl st in same st. Repeat in each of the 5 sts. FO.

Sew 10 flowers on the silo vine, spacing them from the lower left wall to the upper balcony area. Keep the remaining flowers for the flower bed.

Hanging Bee Branches

Make 2 dark brown branches, one on each side of the silo. The branches hold tiny beehive gourds and bees.

Branch

  1. With dark brown and 2.25 mm hook, ch 18.
  2. Starting in second ch from hook, sl st in 9 chains.
  3. Ch 7, sl st in second ch from hook and next 5 chains, sl st back into main branch.
  4. Sl st in remaining 8 chains. FO, leaving long tails.

Sew one branch to the upper right side near the balcony and one branch to the left side above the flower bed. Let each branch point outward from the wall.

Tiny Beehive Gourds

Make 2 hanging beehives in honey gold yarn.

  1. Rnd 1: MR, 6 sc. 6 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Inc in each st around. 12 sts.
  3. Rnd 3: Sc 1, inc, repeat around. 18 sts.
  4. Rnd 4-6: Sc in each st around. 18 sts.
  5. Rnd 7: Sc 1, dec, repeat around. 12 sts.
  6. Rnd 8: Dec around. 6 sts. Stuff lightly, FO, close.

With dark brown yarn, embroider a round entrance hole on the lower front. Add 3 horizontal surface sl st rings around the hive. Hang each hive from a branch with a short brown chain of 4.

Tiny Bees

Make 5 bees: 2 near the flower bed, 1 near the balcony hive, 1 near the right side of the silo, and 1 near the flowers.

Bee Body

  1. Rnd 1: With honey gold, MR, 6 sc. 6 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Sc 1, inc, repeat around. 9 sts.
  3. Rnd 3: Change to black, sc in each st around. 9 sts.
  4. Rnd 4: Change to honey gold, sc in each st around. 9 sts.
  5. Rnd 5: Change to black, sc 1, dec, repeat around. 6 sts.
  6. Rnd 6: Dec around until closed. FO.

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Bee Wings

  • With white, ch 4, sl st in first ch to form a tiny loop. FO.
  • Make 2 wing loops for each bee and sew them to the top of the body.
  • Use black thread to make two short antennae.

For flying bees, attach a short piece of clear thread or thin wire to the base so the bees hover over the flowers and near the cottage wall.

Flower Bed

The flower bed sits on the left front side of the base. It has a low brown border, yellow and white flowers, and green stems.

Flower Bed Border

  1. With dark brown, ch 52.
  2. Row 1: Sc in second ch from hook and across. 51 sts.
  3. Row 2: Ch 1, turn, sc across. 51 sts.
  4. FO, leaving a long tail.

Curve the strip into a rounded rectangle about 4 in / 10 cm wide. Sew it to the grass base on the left side. Add a second strip behind it if you want a thicker raised fence.

Flower Stems

Make 22 stems in forest green.

  1. Ch 8, sl st in second ch from hook and across. FO.

Yellow Flowers

Make 10 yellow flowers.

  1. Rnd 1: With dark yellow, MR, 5 sc in ring, sl st. FO.
  2. Rnd 2: Join yellow. Ch 2, hdc 2 in same st, ch 2, sl st in same st. Repeat in all 5 sts. FO.

Sew white and yellow flowers to the tops of the green stems. Stitch the stems inside the flower bed, packing them closely so the flower patch looks full and cheerful.

Honey Oat Farm Sign

Use warm brown yarn for the sign board and dark brown yarn for posts.

Sign Board

  1. Ch 16.
  2. Row 1: Sc in second ch from hook and across. 15 sts.
  3. Row 2-6: Ch 1, turn, sc across. 15 sts.
  4. Border: Sc around, placing 2 sc in each corner. FO.

Sign Posts

  • Make 2 posts: ch 10, sl st in second ch from hook and across. FO.
  • Sew the posts behind the sign board.
  • Embroider Honey Oat Farm on the front with cream yarn or embroidery thread.

Sew the sign to the left front side of the base, just outside the flower bed. Angle it slightly backward so it stands upright.

Wood Fence

Make short fence sections for the left back and right back sides of the base. Use dark brown yarn.

Fence Rails

  1. Make 4 rails: ch 34, sc in second ch from hook and across. 33 sts. FO.

Fence Posts

  1. Make 10 posts: ch 9, sl st in second ch from hook and across. FO.

Sew 5 posts behind each pair of rails. Place one rail across the upper post area and one rail across the lower post area. Sew fence sections to the base curve, leaving the front open.

Adult Goat

The adult goat sits behind the picnic table. Use warm cream for the body, oatmeal beige for muzzle and hooves, and light brown for horns and ears.

Adult Goat Head

  1. Rnd 1: With warm cream, MR, 6 sc. 6 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Inc in each st around. 12 sts.
  3. Rnd 3: Sc 1, inc, repeat around. 18 sts.
  4. Rnd 4: Sc 2, inc, repeat around. 24 sts.
  5. Rnd 5: Sc 3, inc, repeat around. 30 sts.
  6. Rnd 6: Sc 4, inc, repeat around. 36 sts.
  7. Rnd 7-13: Sc in each st around. 36 sts.
  8. Rnd 14: Sc 4, dec, repeat around. 30 sts.
  9. Rnd 15: Sc 3, dec, repeat around. 24 sts.
  10. Insert 6 mm safety eyes between Rnds 9 and 10, 7 sts apart.
  11. Rnd 16: Sc 2, dec, repeat around. 18 sts. Stuff firmly.
  12. Rnd 17: Sc 1, dec, repeat around. 12 sts.
  13. Rnd 18: Dec around. 6 sts. FO and close.

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Adult Goat Muzzle

  1. Rnd 1: With oatmeal beige, ch 6. Sc in second ch from hook, sc 3, 3 sc in last ch. Work on opposite side: sc 3, inc in last ch. 12 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Inc, sc 3, inc in next 3 sts, sc 3, inc in next 2 sts. 18 sts.
  3. Rnd 3: Sc in each st around. 18 sts.
  4. FO, leaving a long tail. Stuff lightly and sew to the lower front of the head.

Embroider a small Y-shaped nose and mouth with brown thread. Add two tiny cheek stitches in soft pink.

Adult Goat Body

  1. Rnd 1: With warm cream, MR, 6 sc. 6 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Inc in each st around. 12 sts.
  3. Rnd 3: Sc 1, inc, repeat around. 18 sts.
  4. Rnd 4: Sc 2, inc, repeat around. 24 sts.
  5. Rnd 5: Sc 3, inc, repeat around. 30 sts.
  6. Rnd 6-13: Sc in each st around. 30 sts.
  7. Rnd 14: Sc 3, dec, repeat around. 24 sts.
  8. Rnd 15-16: Sc in each st around. 24 sts.
  9. Rnd 17: Sc 2, dec, repeat around. 18 sts. Stuff firmly.
  10. Rnd 18: Sc 1, dec, repeat around. 12 sts. FO, leaving a long tail.

Sew the head to the body with the face tilted slightly downward toward the bowl on the table.

Adult Goat Ears

Make 2.

  1. Rnd 1: With warm cream, MR, 5 sc. 5 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Sc 1, inc, sc 1, inc, sc 1. 7 sts.
  3. Rnd 3-5: Sc in each st around. 7 sts.
  4. Flatten, sc through both layers with 3 sc. FO.

Sew the ears to the sides of the head between Rnds 6 and 8. Angle them outward and downward.

Adult Goat Horns

Make 2 with light brown yarn.

  1. Rnd 1: MR, 5 sc. 5 sts.
  2. Rnd 2-5: Sc in each st around. 5 sts.
  3. FO, leaving a tail. Do not stuff.

Sew the horns to the top of the head, 4 stitches apart. Curve them slightly backward.

Adult Goat Arms

Make 2.

  1. Rnd 1: With oatmeal beige, MR, 6 sc. 6 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Sc in each st around. 6 sts.
  3. Change to warm cream.
  4. Rnd 3-11: Sc in each st around. 6 sts.
  5. Stuff very lightly. Flatten and sc through both layers with 3 sc. FO.

Sew the arms to the upper body. Bend them forward so they touch the small mixing bowl on the table.

Adult Goat Legs

Make 2.

  1. Rnd 1: With oatmeal beige, MR, 6 sc. 6 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Sc 1, inc, repeat around. 9 sts.
  3. Rnd 3: Sc in each st around. 9 sts.
  4. Change to warm cream.
  5. Rnd 4-9: Sc in each st around. 9 sts.
  6. Stuff lightly. Flatten and sc through both layers with 4 sc. FO.

Sew the legs to the lower front of the body in a seated position.

Baby Goat With Spoon

Make one standing baby goat on the left front side. Use the same colors as the adult goat, but smaller.

Baby Goat Head

  1. Rnd 1: MR, 6 sc with warm cream. 6 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Inc around. 12 sts.
  3. Rnd 3: Sc 1, inc, repeat around. 18 sts.
  4. Rnd 4-8: Sc around. 18 sts.
  5. Rnd 9: Sc 1, dec, repeat around. 12 sts. Insert 4 mm eyes between Rnds 5 and 6, 4 sts apart.
  6. Rnd 10: Dec around. 6 sts. Stuff and close.

Baby Goat Muzzle

  1. With oatmeal beige, MR, 6 sc. 6 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Inc around. 12 sts.
  3. FO, lightly stuff, and sew to the lower face.

Baby Goat Body

  1. Rnd 1: MR, 6 sc with warm cream. 6 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Inc around. 12 sts.
  3. Rnd 3: Sc 1, inc, repeat around. 18 sts.
  4. Rnd 4-8: Sc around. 18 sts.
  5. Rnd 9: Sc 1, dec, repeat around. 12 sts. Stuff.
  6. Rnd 10: Dec around. 6 sts. FO and close.

Baby Ears, Horns, Arms, and Legs

  • Ears: Make 2. Ch 5, sc in second ch from hook, hdc 2, sc 1. FO. Sew to head sides.
  • Horns: Make 2. With light brown, ch 4, sl st in second ch from hook and across. Sew to top of head.
  • Arms: Make 2. MR 5 sc, sc around for 5 rnds. Flatten and sew to body.
  • Legs: Make 2. MR 6 sc, sc around for 4 rnds. Stuff lightly and sew under body.

Tiny Spoon

  1. With tan yarn, ch 8, sl st in second ch from hook and next 5 chains.
  2. In last chain, work 4 hdc, sl st into same chain. FO.

Sew the spoon across the baby goat’s hands. Place this goat to the left of the picnic table.

Baby Goat Pulling Cart

Make a second baby goat using the same baby goat pattern. Sew the arms forward so they hold the cart handle. Add a tiny honey-gold apron patch on the lower body.

Apron Patch

  1. With honey gold, ch 6.
  2. Row 1: Sc in second ch from hook and across. 5 sts.
  3. Row 2-3: Ch 1, turn, sc across. 5 sts.
  4. FO and sew to the lower front body.

Place this baby goat in front of the cart on the right front side of the base.

Picnic Table

The table is small, square, and brown, with a red-and-white checkered cloth over the top.

Table Top

  1. With medium brown, ch 18.
  2. Row 1: Sc in second ch from hook and across. 17 sts.
  3. Row 2-16: Ch 1, turn, sc across. 17 sts.
  4. Border: Sc evenly around, placing 2 sc in each corner. FO.

Cut a square of plastic canvas slightly smaller than the table top. Make a second table top piece the same way. Place the insert between both pieces and sc through both layers around the edge.

Table Legs

Make 4 legs.

  1. Rnd 1: With medium brown, MR, 6 sc. 6 sts.
  2. Rnd 2-9: Sc around. 6 sts.
  3. Stuff lightly. FO.

Sew one leg under each corner. The legs should lean outward very slightly for stability.

Checkered Table Cloth Base

Use white yarn first.

  1. Ch 22.
  2. Row 1: Sc in second ch from hook and across. 21 sts.
  3. Row 2-18: Ch 1, turn, sc across. 21 sts.
  4. Border: Sc around the rectangle. FO.

With red yarn, embroider vertical lines every 3 stitches and horizontal lines every 3 rows. Use long surface stitches, keeping the lines straight. Sew the cloth to the table top only at the center so the edges drape softly.

Mixing Bowl

  1. With gray, MR, 6 sc. 6 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Inc around. 12 sts.
  3. Rnd 3: Sc 1, inc, repeat around. 18 sts.
  4. Rnd 4: BLO sc around. 18 sts.
  5. Rnd 5-6: Sc around. 18 sts.
  6. Rnd 7: Sl st around. FO.

Add a small beige circle inside the bowl for oat batter: MR 6 sc, inc around to 12 sts, FO, and sew inside.

Cookies

Make 5 cookies with tan yarn.

  1. Rnd 1: MR, 6 sc. 6 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Inc around. 12 sts.
  3. Sl st around. FO.

Embroider tiny brown dots on each cookie. Sew 3 cookies to the table cloth and place 2 inside a small plate.

Tiny Plate

  1. With cream, MR, 6 sc. 6 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Inc around. 12 sts.
  3. Rnd 3: FLO sl st around. FO.

Wooden Spoons on Table

Make 2 tiny spoons using the spoon pattern from the baby goat section. Sew them flat on the table cloth near the cookies.

Oat Cart

The cart sits on the front right side and holds an oat sack, honey jar, and small orange oat roll. Use tan, brown, and cream yarn.

Cart Base

  1. With tan, ch 24.
  2. Row 1: Sc in second ch from hook and across. 23 sts.
  3. Row 2-8: Ch 1, turn, sc across. 23 sts.
  4. Border: Sc around, placing 2 sc in each corner. FO.

Cart Sides

Make 2 long sides.

  1. Ch 24.
  2. Row 1: Sc in second ch from hook and across. 23 sts.
  3. Row 2-4: Ch 1, turn, sc across. 23 sts. FO.

Make 2 short sides.

  1. Ch 10.
  2. Row 1: Sc in second ch from hook and across. 9 sts.
  3. Row 2-4: Ch 1, turn, sc across. 9 sts. FO.

Sew the side panels around the cart base to form a shallow box. Use plastic canvas if you want crisp rectangular sides.

Cart Wheels

Make 2 wheels.

  1. Rnd 1: With dark brown, MR, 6 sc. 6 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Inc around. 12 sts.
  3. Rnd 3: Sc 1, inc, repeat around. 18 sts.
  4. Change to medium brown.
  5. Rnd 4: BLO sl st around. FO.

Sew one wheel to each outer side of the cart. Add a small cream circle to the wheel center: MR 5 sc, sl st to close, FO.

Cart Handle

  1. With tan, ch 28.
  2. Starting in second ch from hook, sl st in each chain. FO.

Fold the handle into a U shape and sew the ends to the front corners of the cart. Position the baby goat’s hands on the handle.

Oat Sack

Use warm cream yarn. The sack should sit upright inside the cart.

  1. Rnd 1: Ch 9. Sc in second ch from hook, sc 6, 3 sc in last ch. Work opposite side: sc 6, inc. 18 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Inc, sc 6, inc in next 3 sts, sc 6, inc in next 2 sts. 24 sts.
  3. Rnd 3: BLO sc around. 24 sts.
  4. Rnd 4-10: Sc around. 24 sts.
  5. Rnd 11: Sc 2, dec, repeat around. 18 sts.
  6. Rnd 12: Sc 1, dec, repeat around. 12 sts.
  7. Stuff firmly.
  8. Rnd 13: Dec around. 6 sts. FO and close.

With dark brown embroidery thread, stitch OATS on the front of the sack. Add a tied top by wrapping tan yarn around Rnd 11.

Honey Jar for Cart

Use amber and honey gold yarn.

  1. Rnd 1: With amber, MR, 6 sc. 6 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Inc around. 12 sts.
  3. Rnd 3: BLO sc around. 12 sts.
  4. Rnd 4-7: Sc around. 12 sts.
  5. Change to honey gold.
  6. Rnd 8: BLO sc around. 12 sts.
  7. Rnd 9: Sc around. 12 sts.
  8. Stuff lightly.
  9. Rnd 10: Dec around. 6 sts. FO and close.

Make a small white label: ch 6, sc in second ch from hook and across, FO. Sew it to the jar and embroider HONEY in brown.

Small Oat Roll

  1. With orange, MR, 6 sc. 6 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Inc around. 12 sts.
  3. Rnd 3: Sc 1, inc, repeat around. 18 sts.
  4. Rnd 4: BLO sc around. 18 sts.
  5. Rnd 5: Sc around. 18 sts.
  6. Rnd 6: Sc 1, dec, repeat around. 12 sts.
  7. Stuff lightly.
  8. Rnd 7: Dec around. 6 sts. FO and close.

Surface sl st a spiral on top with darker orange yarn. Place it inside the cart beside the oat sack.

Large Honey Jar Near Cottage

Make one larger amber honey jar for the right side of the door.

  1. Rnd 1: With amber, MR, 6 sc. 6 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Inc around. 12 sts.
  3. Rnd 3: Sc 1, inc, repeat around. 18 sts.
  4. Rnd 4: BLO sc around. 18 sts.
  5. Rnd 5-9: Sc around. 18 sts.
  6. Change to honey gold.
  7. Rnd 10: BLO sc around. 18 sts.
  8. Rnd 11: Sc 1, dec, repeat around. 12 sts.
  9. Rnd 12: Sc around. 12 sts. Stuff lightly.
  10. Rnd 13: Dec around. 6 sts. FO and close.

Sew a small cream label on the front and embroider HONEY. Place the jar to the right of the stone path.

Cream Milk Can

The cream can sits near the cottage door and adds to the farm feel.

  1. Rnd 1: With cream, MR, 6 sc. 6 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Inc around. 12 sts.
  3. Rnd 3: Sc 1, inc, repeat around. 18 sts.
  4. Rnd 4: BLO sc around. 18 sts.
  5. Rnd 5-11: Sc around. 18 sts.
  6. Rnd 12: Sc 1, dec, repeat around. 12 sts.
  7. Rnd 13-15: Sc around. 12 sts.
  8. Stuff lightly.
  9. Rnd 16: Dec around. 6 sts. FO and close.

Can Handles

  • Make 2 handles: ch 8, sl st in second ch from hook and across. FO.
  • Sew one handle to each side of the upper can.

Lantern With Honey Yellow Center

The little hanging lantern sits on the wall near the front door.

  1. Rnd 1: With honey yellow, MR, 6 sc. 6 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Inc around. 12 sts.
  3. Rnd 3-5: Sc around. 12 sts.
  4. Change to gray.
  5. Rnd 6: BLO sc around. 12 sts.
  6. Rnd 7: Sc 1, dec, repeat around. 8 sts. FO.

With black yarn, ch 10 and sew it as a curved handle over the lantern. Sew the lantern to the lower wall near the door, hanging from a small black stitched hook.

Haystack

The haystack sits to the right side of the cottage, behind the honey jar and beside the grass clump.

  1. Rnd 1: With straw yellow, MR, 6 sc. 6 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Inc around. 12 sts.
  3. Rnd 3: Sc 1, inc, repeat around. 18 sts.
  4. Rnd 4: Sc 2, inc, repeat around. 24 sts.
  5. Rnd 5-8: Sc around. 24 sts.
  6. Rnd 9: Sc 2, dec, repeat around. 18 sts.
  7. Rnd 10: Sc 1, dec, repeat around. 12 sts. Stuff firmly.
  8. Rnd 11: Dec around. 6 sts. FO and close.

Cut 30 strands of straw yellow yarn, each about 3 in / 7.5 cm long. Knot them through the top and sides of the haystack. Trim unevenly so it looks like loose straw.

Wheat Grass Clump

Make a thick clump of tall grass beside the haystack.

  • Cut 40 strands of olive green, straw yellow, and light green yarn, each 5 in / 13 cm long.
  • Use a lark’s head knot to attach each strand to a small crocheted base.
  • Trim the strands to different heights between 2 and 3.5 in / 5 and 9 cm.

Grass Clump Base

  1. With grass green, MR, 6 sc. 6 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Inc around. 12 sts.
  3. Rnd 3: Sc 1, inc, repeat around. 18 sts. FO.

Sew the finished clump to the right side of the cottage.

Basket of Oats

Make one small basket near the honey jar and haystack.

  1. Rnd 1: With tan, MR, 6 sc. 6 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Inc around. 12 sts.
  3. Rnd 3: Sc 1, inc, repeat around. 18 sts.
  4. Rnd 4: BLO sc around. 18 sts.
  5. Rnd 5-7: Sc around. 18 sts.
  6. Rnd 8: Sl st around. FO.

Basket Handle

  1. Ch 18, sl st in second ch from hook and across. FO.

Sew the handle to opposite sides of the basket. Fill with 12 short straw yarn strands and tack them inside.

Small Gray Grinder Pot

The gray pot on the right front side is a tiny farm tool detail.

  1. Rnd 1: With gray, MR, 6 sc. 6 sts.
  2. Rnd 2: Inc around. 12 sts.
  3. Rnd 3: BLO sc around. 12 sts.
  4. Rnd 4-6: Sc around. 12 sts.
  5. Rnd 7: Sl st around. FO.

Pot Handle

  1. With dark brown, ch 8, sl st in second ch from hook and across. FO.

Sew the handle to one side of the gray pot. Place the pot near the front right stone path.

Extra Doorstep Mat

The small oval mat in front of the door gives the cottage a finished look.

  1. With oatmeal beige, ch 10.
  2. Rnd 1: Sc in second ch from hook, sc 7, 3 sc in last ch. Work opposite side: sc 7, inc. 20 sts.
  3. Rnd 2: Inc, sc 7, inc in next 3 sts, sc 7, inc in next 2 sts. 26 sts.
  4. Rnd 3: Sl st around. FO.

Sew the mat directly in front of the door, partly overlapping the first stones of the path.

Assembly Placement Guide

  1. Sew the silo cottage to the back-center of the grass base. The door should face forward.
  2. Sew the stone path from the door toward the front right edge of the base.
  3. Sew the flower bed to the front-left side of the base, then place the farm sign beside it.
  4. Sew the picnic table in front of the cottage, slightly left of center.
  5. Sew the adult goat behind the table so the arms reach the mixing bowl.
  6. Sew the spoon baby goat to the left of the table.
  7. Sew the cart to the front-right side, then sew the pulling baby goat in front of the cart handle.
  8. Sew the honey jar, milk can, basket, haystack, grass clump, and gray pot around the right side of the cottage.
  9. Sew the fence sections along the back left and back right edges of the base.
  10. Attach bees last so their placement stays light and floating.

Final Assembly and Facial Detailing

Use pins to test the full layout before sewing anything permanently. The cottage should be the tallest central piece, with the goats and table creating the front story. Keep the cart low and forward so it does not hide the door.

For the goat faces, embroider a soft Y-shaped nose, a small smiling mouth, and tiny brow stitches if desired. Do not overfill the muzzle. A softly stuffed muzzle keeps the face gentle and close to the image.

Add tiny brown stitches to the hooves, ears, and horns for definition. Brush loose yarn ends into place on the haystack and grass clump. Trim only after the full scene is assembled.

Care Notes

  • Spot clean only with cool water and mild soap.
  • Do not machine wash because the cottage contains support inserts and many sewn decorations.
  • Let the piece air dry fully before storing.
  • Keep away from direct sunlight to protect the honey gold, green, and cream colors.

Quick Checklist Before You Finish

  • The silo stands straight and is firmly attached to the base.
  • The roof overhangs evenly around the wall.
  • The wheat topper leans slightly to the back-right side.
  • The vine climbs diagonally and includes white blossoms and green leaves.
  • The balcony is placed on the upper right front side.
  • The flower bed, bees, sign, table, goats, cart, jars, haystack, and stone path are all visible from the front.
  • All small pieces are sewn securely, especially bees, jars, spoons, and flowers.

Detailed Cleaning and Preservation Guidelines

To preserve the shape, dust the cottage gently with a soft brush. Support the roof with one hand while cleaning the wall so the cone does not shift. Use a cotton swab for the balcony rails, flower centers, and tiny bee wings.

For storage, place the display in a box taller than the wheat topper. Add tissue paper around the goats, cart, and fence, but do not press tissue against the bees or vine flowers. Store flat so the round base stays smooth.

If a small decoration loosens over time, reattach it with matching yarn and a yarn needle. Avoid heavy glue on visible pieces because it can stiffen the stitches and change the handmade crochet texture.

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