Unicorns, Horses, and Ponies: Start Crafting Now.

Dear users, dear authors,
Here you’ll find new and tried-and-true patterns for unicorns, horses, and ponies. Have fun with them.

@Authors:
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget to include links, images, information, etc.

Here you’ll find two great patterns to make yourself
I hope you have lots of fun

Pattern "Funny Pony"



Pattern "Unicorn Fiona"


Maybe you’ll also like something else from my shop.
Feel free to stop by 

Best regards
Monika 

For all unicorn fans, here comes the ultimate “Life is magic” drawstring backpack, featuring a majestic unicorn on a glittering background. The base is crocheted, and everything else is knitted in double-face. 



Knitting pattern for the “Life is magic” drawstring backpack



This “Magic Meadow” loop scarf is also knitted in double-face. The two unicorns of love and a hardworking fairy are frolicking in the meadow. The double knitting makes the loop scarf nice and dense, and it looks great from both sides. A unicorn fan will love snuggling into it!



Knitting pattern for the “Magic Meadow” loop scarf

If your child likes unicorns and enjoys dressing up while playing, they’re sure to love this unicorn mask.

The mask is already fully drawn and only needs to be printed out and fitted with elastic cord.


 
You get this unicorn printout in three sizes; the smallest fits a child from about age 2. If you have very little crafting experience, my brief instructions will help you finish this mask.

Two unicorns are also available in my shop:
Hobby Horse Unicorn Violetta
is crocheted from fluffy white teddy yarn (or another thick yarn). The mane is made from violet cotton yarn. If you prefer it colorful, you can of course crochet the curls in many bright colors. The “stick” is a soft pool noodle. This keeps furniture and fragile objects safe, even when things get a bit wild.

The Little Purple Unicorn
is crocheted from leftover yarn in shades of purple. It is  (measured sitting) about 12 cm tall and very easy to make.

This is actually a donkey. He’s looking forward to a new home. You can find information about him on my page

Fridolin the Donkey