Crafting Animals: Your zoo definitely needs some new additions.

Dear users, dear authors,
Here you’ll find more exciting animal patterns for your zoo. Have fun with them.

Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, pictures, info, etc.

You’ll find a wide selection of animal patterns in my shop,
and I’d like to show you my newest ones:


Crochet pattern: Colorful Little Snail




Crochet pattern: Mother Turtle with Baby




Crochet pattern: Chattering Duckling

How about this cute little bear that works as a door hanger with a signal function? It’s perfect for your home office, but works just as well on the door to a child’s room, the bathroom, or the restroom. It’s super easy to crochet using leftover yarn.

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This bright ladybug has a very useful function. It helps you in the kitchen while cooking and baking by serving as an oven mitt. It’s very easy to crochet, even for beginners.

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I have a hopping bunny to offer, made mainly from pom-poms.

--> Click here for more information and the patterns for the pom-pom bunny

Bunny Fienchen 


Rooster Frederick 


Baby Elephant Balou 


You can find patterns for many more wonderful amigurumi in my Store! 

All patterns include lots of pictures and are super easy to crochet! 

Well, if you want to crochet an entire zoo, then they should be animals you can actually find in a zoo.
Here are my suggestions for you:
Seahorse Hippy
Hippy was crocheted using thin variegated yarn and a glitter thread. This makes his body shimmer slightly when light hits it.


Alpaca Pamina
To make Pamina nice and cuddly soft, I crocheted her with plush yarn. To make the stitches easier to see, a thin cotton thread is crocheted along with it as a carry-along thread. But you can also crochet Pamina from alpaca yarn and brush her up a bit at the end.

Peacock Percy
Percy was crocheted with cotton yarn. I only used some colorful fringed yarn for the tail to make it nice and feathery. But that’s not absolutely necessary.

These animals feel most at home in the bathroom and think bathing and showering are great! 
They are easy to crochet from sponge yarn, even for beginners with a little practice.
But the animals are not only practical sponges - they are also beautiful and original eye-catchers in the bathroom.

To the sleeping owl crochet pattern

To the duck crochet pattern

To the caterpillar crochet pattern

My animal family has grown.



Little horses They go well with the dollhouse residents. They can also be used as bag charms.

Have fun browsing! 

Hi everyone,
I’m kicking off my little safari here… first up is Phanti, the little elephant

Phanti the Elephant

And next up is Edgar, the little lion—with him on board, the zoo can grow.

Edgar the Lion 

Are there any other animal models?

Go on a journey of discovery and experience a few adventures with Dino Pauli ....

Depending on the yarn weight, Pauli can reach a size of 40 cm in length. A front piece and a back piece are crocheted, which are simply crocheted together at the end with single crochet stitches. 



With this cuddly bunny, too, the pieces are simply crocheted together. Only the little tail needs to be sewn on