Crafting Animals: Download New and Tried-and-True Models Now

Dear users, dear authors,
here you’ll find new and tried-and-true models for animals and amigurumi. Shop now and get started right away.

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

This cute crocheted tarantula / spider will delight not only crochet fans

Spider pattern

this cute little snail should be part of every collection. The eyes are in the right place, as are the feelers. 
  Snail pattern

Turtle with a floral design, a special piece for all fans and collectors
 Turtle pattern

Brand new in the Schneckenkind shop is

Owl Fleur ♥
Sporty, cuddly, and always curious :-)



Popular & well-known favorites are Kai the Cat and Tom the Bunny ♥
A bit slimmer and always with removable clothing ...


All my crochet patterns are described in great detail and include lots of step-by-step photos.

Have fun crocheting!

These two cloths with animal motifs are made using the tapestry crochet technique. The color that is not needed at the time is crocheted in, so the cloth looks nice from both sides. The technique is very easy and is explained in detail in the pattern.

Depending on the yarn used, the cloths can be made as a cuddle cloth for the littlest ones, as a gentle washcloth, or, with thicker cotton, as potholders.




Crochet pattern cloth "Bear Tobi"




Crochet pattern cloth "Love Birds"



If you prefer knitting, you’ll find many animal motifs using the double-face knitting technique in my shop, including the cloth with Bear Tobi, for example:




Knitting pattern cloth "Bear Tobi" - in double-face

Here are a few animals that have newly arrived in my shop this year:


Little gnome Willi is on his way with snail mail to deliver a love letter.
You can now crochet this cute snail mail in bright, colorful colors! All you need is leftover yarn in rainbow colors. (You’ll need about 25 g of yellow, and correspondingly less of the other colors).
Click here for the crochet pattern for the snail mail!



The robin is the Bird of the Year 2021.
Crochet your own bird of the year from leftover yarn in brown, orange, beige and gray! The robin will be about 11 cm tall. Because of the color changes, you should already have some crochet experience.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the robin!



And the Wildlife of the Year 2021 is the otter!
Otti’s favorite food is, of course, fish, and he has just caught a particularly nice one. For Otti, you’ll need about 50 g of brown cotton yarn and scraps of white fuzzy yarn, as well as scraps in black (for the claws) and green (for the fish). Otti will be 13 cm tall.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the otter!

How about a little bear as a door guard? This is especially practical when working from home. The bear then shows the whole family whether the room’s occupant may be disturbed or not. Door hangers are especially popular with children.

Go to the crochet pattern: Door Guard Bear




If you prefer owls, that’s covered too. The owl can be crocheted very creatively in different colors, so a different one can hang on each room.

Go to the crochet pattern - Door Guard Owl




This cuddly little bear for babies is a true beginner’s project. It’s very easy to knit, even from leftover cotton yarn. What could contain more love than a little bear knitted by Grandma or Mom?

Go to the knitting pattern

Crochet Pattern Dino Pauli

The front and back pieces are crocheted in single crochet and then crocheted together with one round of single crochet. Depending on the yardage of the yarn, Pauli can reach a length of 40 cm. 



Crochet Pattern Cuddly Bunny

Here, too, the back and front pieces are crocheted together at the end. Only the little tail has to be sewn on separately. 

Fancy a few cute little friends?
Then grab your hook and have fun :)

Little Lamb Emely



Triceratops Nelly



Easter Bunny Benno.... not just for cuddling at Easter :)