Make Animals + Amigurumi Now

Dear users, dear designers,
here you’ll find new and tried-and-true animals and amigurumi.
Start crafting now.

@Designers,
no quantity limit. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc.

Here I’d like to introduce you to my little zoo:


The animal of the year 2020 is the mole. Wouldn’t you like to crochet Mole Poldi  yourself? He definitely won’t cause any damage in your home!


Octopus Oskar is a cheerful fellow who feels right at home in any maritime decoration. He may have only 6 tentacles instead of 8, but they are all the longer for it!


Wherever Oskar is, Seahorse Hippie  is never far away. It has a glittery, colorful body because it is crocheted from lace yarn with a gentle color gradient.


Have you always wanted to crochet with fluffy yarn, but haven’t dared to try it yet?
Here are a few patterns that make it really easy:



The body of Little Bee Hanny  is crocheted with this kind of fluffy yarn. But since you use a contrasting additional thread at the same time (black with yellow fluffy yarn and yellow with black fluffy yarn), you can still see the stitches clearly.

With
Cuddly Bunny Hoppel
and

Cuddly Cat Mauzi
the body is crocheted with double crochet stitches in each case. Here you can feel the stitches very well and then know where to insert your hook.


For everyone who likes to snuggle up to something warm in winter, here are these two warming animals. They are covers for grain pillows that can be heated in the microwave.

 Warming Bear Kuschel
or
Warming Monkey Bibo,

Which one do you like better?

In the mood for more cuddly toys? Then have a look at my Animals collection!
There’s sure to be something for you there too!

Nico the Rhinoceros
a cuddly “one-horn”



-- to the pattern --

Little Nico, a tiny rhino, loves to cuddle and is happy to join you on any dream adventure.

The pattern is, as always, richly illustrated and explains step by step how you can crochet this amigurumi. Since it uses more than just “normal”, evenly rounded shapes, you should already have some experience with amigurumi crochet.

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

Ladybugs hanging in the kitchen as hardworking helpers are sure to be loved. They are easy to crochet, even for beginners, and are also a joy to give as gifts.

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This cuddly little bear is suitable for babies and can also be knitted very easily by beginners.

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This little bear is especially popular with children. A great gift also for anyone who works from home. This door watcher clearly shows whether the way is clear or not. Very easy to crochet from leftover yarn.

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If you’d rather have an owl as a door watcher, here it is. Of course, it keeps watch just as well.

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The dinos are off exploring

Crochet pattern for Dino Pauli - Pauli is crocheted in two parts, which are joined together at the end. Nothing needs to be sewn....

Depending on the yarn yardage and hook size, Pauli can reach a height of 31 cm and a length of about 40 cm. 

The current favorite animals in my shop are:


The dolphin as a bath sponge and shower sponge

Of course, you can also use the dolphin sponge for washing dishes.

To the dolphin crochet pattern


The cat as a bath sponge

To the cat crochet pattern


and the sleeping owl

also as a sponge for bathing and showering or washing dishes.

To the owl crochet pattern

All three patterns can also be crocheted by ambitious beginners with a little practice.

An animal—simply adorable

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Dromedary