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The dinos are coming....

Crochet pattern for a dino. Depending on the yardage and hook size, the dino can reach a size of approx. 31 cm with a length of 40 cm. The front piece and the back piece are each crocheted in one piece and joined together at the end with a round of single crochet. No annoying sewing together of individual pieces.



Also with the crochet pattern for the little bunny, the front and back pieces are worked in one piece. Only the little stubby tail still has to be sewn on.

Here, too, I chose a cotton yarn (e.g., Schachenmayr 125 m), and the bunny was 25 cm tall.

The cute mole is the Animal of the Year 2020 and can be crocheted as an amigurumi with this pattern.

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This pattern is suitable for beginners who know the basic stitches. 

For those with a bit more experience, this zebra is suitable. The color changes are explained in detail, giving you a slightly different challenge with a super cute result.

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For both amigurumi, I used a cotton yarn with a meterage of 125 m/50 g and crocheted with a size 2.5 crochet hook .

Have fun crocheting!

Rolli, the funny party pig, is a lid cover for candy jars—an original way to present cash gifts, gift vouchers, and party invitations.
The lid cover fits screw-top jars with a lid diameter of 8.5 cm, but can be adjusted as needed.
Rolli himself is 14 cm tall when made with the specified yarn. You can also crochet him without the cover, as a carnival decoration or a bag charm. 

The crochet pattern is described in detail over 25 pages and includes many detailed photos starting on page 11.

Click here for the pattern and all the details!

How about this cute door-guard owl? Her name is Ruhu, and she keeps things peaceful—especially by making sure no one enters the room uninvited. Whether it’s the restroom, bathroom, study, or children’s room, Ruhu is popular everywhere, especially with children.

The owl is easy to crochet, even for beginners with basic skills. Leftover yarn in various colors is completely sufficient here.

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There’s also a little guard bear for all bear lovers. Of course, he keeps watch just as well.

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My name is Elton, and my partner is Sofie. We’re a cute pair of giraffes. I measure 33 x 8 cm, and Sofie measures 30 x 7 cm—and we’re both fully dressed. We make the perfect gift, a toy for toddlers, or a decorative accent in a cozy corner of your home.

Today I’d like to recommend 3 animal patterns to you that were new additions to my shop in 2020:


First there is Poldi the Mole, Animal of the Year 2020.
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You absolutely have to have him! He will be about 12–13 cm tall if you crochet him from thin chenille yarn (e.g., Katia Velvet Fine or Go Handmade Bohème Velvet—photo on the left) or from cotton yarn (e.g., Catania Fine—photo on the right). With chenille yarn, of course, he becomes wonderfully cuddly and soft, and if you use thicker chenille yarn, he will also turn out quite a bit larger. In any case, the Animal of the Year 2020 definitely belongs in your stuffed animal collection, especially when it’s as cute as Poldi. So click on the blue text right away and download the pattern!



Percy the Peacock  is a vain and majestic animal. But he also has every reason to be proud, because with his magnificent blue-green plumage he truly looks royal! Percy is about 30 cm long and 20 cm tall overall and makes a wonderful, impressive decoration.


The little Cuddly Heat Bear is the world champion of snuggling. The teddy is a cover for a grain pillow that you can warm up in the microwave in just a few minutes. This way, he helps with tummy aches and back pain and can even warm up the bed in advance. He can also be filled with a small “regular” pillow  and then used as a stuffed animal or cuddly pillow.
I crocheted the head and limbs with teddy yarn (together with a white cotton yarn as a carry-along thread). This makes the teddy nicely plush and soft. The pattern explains in detail how to crochet with this yarn without any major problems. For the body of the little bear, I used heat-resistant cotton yarn.

Emely the Duck has just had her pattern freshly "spruced up" and is ready for cuddles ♥
The crochet pattern is very detailed and includes numerous detailed photos.
Using cotton yarn (125 m/50 g) and a 2.5 mm hook, she will be about 30 cm tall.

The dolphin is a handy sponge that you can use for bathing and showering, as well as for washing dishes.

It is very easy to crochet, even for beginners. The following techniques are used: starting with a magic ring, chain stitches, single crochet, double crochet and taller crochet stitches, slip stitches, increases/decreases.

You can find the dolphin crochet pattern here




The caterpillar adds cheerful, colorful accents to the bathroom. Babies and small children are sure to have even more fun with their bath time routine thanks to the caterpillar, which is a fun bath sponge.
Difficulty level: easy, suitable for beginners.
The caterpillar bath sponge is crocheted entirely in single crochet in rounds.

You can find the pattern for the caterpillar here



The sleeping owl is a lovely eye-catcher in the bathroom or kitchen. It, too, is crocheted from fluffy sponge yarn and can be used as a sponge.
Difficulty level: easy, suitable for beginners.



You can find the crochet pattern for the sleeping owl here

A mask is a wonderful way to transform yourself quickly and with just a few materials. Animal masks are especially popular with children and are happily incorporated into their play.



This giraffe mask is made from photo cardstock and fits almost everyone. By reducing the size of the templates, it can also be adjusted for especially small faces. The mask is very easy to make and also well suited for craft beginners.

Everyone loves having such cute little rodents in the kitchen.... OR!!!
But don’t worry, these two won’t do anything. They’re just trying to swipe a few little treats. ;)

The Cheeky Fridge Mice

      


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Or do you like things one size bigger?
Then Naseweis the Rat is just right for you.

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