Make animals: The cutest October animals are here – get started now.

Dear users, dear authors,
Fancy a new animal model / amigurumi? You’re in the right place. Get started right away. Have fun!

@Authors,
2-3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc.

Rudolph - the little reindeer is quick to crochet and, with his sweet facial expression, is just waiting to brighten up your homes or to be taken along as a little hostess gift for Advent coffee :)

   Here’s the pattern

The pattern is described in great detail with lots of detailed pictures, and I’m also available if you have any questions. I used a cotton yarn with a yardage of 125 m/50 g and crocheted it with a size 2.5 mm crochet hook .

Have fun crocheting :)

These ladybugs are disguised as pot holders and can’t wait to finally hang in your kitchen and lend a hand. They love hot pots and baking sheets.

They’re very easy to crochet, even for beginners with basic skills. And once they’re in the kitchen, they’re an absolute eye-catcher—you won’t be able to miss them.

Go to the crochet pattern

Closed doors without locking them? With these cute door hangers, it’s very easy—and it’s even fun to turn them in the right direction. This way, they reliably make sure that nobody disturbs you. Children especially love them, and they’re also happy to do their job in the home office.

Easy to crochet using leftover yarn. Also suitable for beginners with basic knowledge.

There are two different door guards:

To the crochet pattern for the door guard bear




To the crochet pattern for the door guard owl




Both patterns are also available in a value bundle - here

The squeaky-yellow duck, whose relative has lived for decades in the world’s most famous all-male shared apartment, is a practical and original sponge for bathing and showering or washing dishes—and definitely an eye-catching touch in the bathroom or kitchen.



The duck made from fluffy sponge yarn is very easy and quick to crochet, even for beginners. That also makes it perfect as a small gift or little present to bring along.

You can get the crochet pattern for the duck here

The little, chubby owls are simply too cute on the name sign and are sure to make children's eyes light up.



The pattern, including the complete alphabet, is suitable for beginners and, in addition to the written crochet instructions, also includes the crochet charts for the flowers and butterflies and, of course, lots of detailed photos, so you can easily and successfully crochet the name sign step by step.

You can get the crochet pattern for the name sign with owls, including the complete crochet ABC, here

You can find these wonderful little animals in my shop.
They are suitable for beginners and are easy to make :) 

Triceratops "Nelly"



Unicorn "Fiona"



The Christmas Mice.

This black cat with its mysterious eyes also makes a great Halloween decoration for your windowsill. It’s not hard to crochet and really stands out thanks to its simple shape.
You can find the crochet pattern for the black cat here!



Moles are actually pretty cute, and besides, the mole is the Animal of the Year for 2020. Of course, Poldi the mole has to be part of my animal collection! Here, he’s crocheted using fine chenille yarn, but you can just as easily use cotton yarn. With the suggested yarns, he’ll be about 12–13 cm tall.
Click here for the crochet pattern for Poldi the mole.



Pamina the alpaca is so cuddly that you’ll want to snuggle with her all the time. Pamina is best crocheted using plush yarn. Of course, the pattern includes plenty of tips on this!
You can download the crochet pattern for Pamina the alpaca here.

Pedro is the perfect gift for expectant parents 👶
One crochet pattern, endless possibilities! Whether as a comfort blanket, rattle, or bag charm. A gift that’s sure to be a hit 😊

The crochet pattern is available here.

The cat made from fluffy sponge yarn is both a decoration and a practical bath accessory for bathing and showering.
And it’s very easy and quick to crochet—even for beginners:
The legs, body, and head are crocheted in one piece, using the amigurumi crochet technique, in continuous rounds of single crochet stitches.



You can get the crochet pattern for the cat here

Do you have any other animal patterns?

Nico the Rhino
cuddly rhinoceros friend



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Little Nico loves to cuddle and is happy to come along on every dream journey.

As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and describes step by step how you can crochet Nico. Since it does not only use “normal,” evenly
round shapes, you should have some experience with amigurumi
crochet.

Nico was crocheted from just under 100g of cotton yarn, e.g. Gründl Cotton Fun (115m/50g), and is approx. 21cm long.

Giraffe Gina
for playing and cuddling for little earthlings



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As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and describes in detail how you can crochet Giraffe Gina. Only the basics of amigurumi crochet are required.

Gina was crocheted using just under 40 g of cotton yarn, e.g. Gründl Cotton Fun (yardage 115 m/50 g), and is approx. 19 cm tall (including ears/horns).

My Little Zoo

Pelican


Donkey or No Donkey




Elephant