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@Authors
: Please post only animal patterns here that use leftover yarn, are suitable for beginners, and are very affordable.
Patterns must include at least 4 lines of text—don’t forget to include a picture and a link. Include information on the difficulty level, technique, materials/amount of yarn needed, and any special features of the pattern.
Good luck!

These pretty owls are really very simple and still look great.
You can use them as keychains or bag charms.
I have included lots of pictures in my pattern and explained everything step by step. (2 different sizes) This means even a beginner can make this owl with very little time.

If you make them nice and colorful, you really only need a little yarn for the individual pieces.



And here is the pattern. Have fun!

Keychain Crochet Pattern Owl 2 Sizes

How about this great little mouse keychain/bag charm.
It is really super easy to crochet, with no complicated techniques. You only need a tiny amount, maybe 20 g of yarn, if that.

I currently have this crochet pattern on offer with a 20% discount, so it’s under 1.00 EUR.
Have fun, yours Dorigurumi



Mouse Keychain / Bag Charm Crochet Pattern

For these cute knitted turtles, you can use any leftover yarn. Whether knitted in two colors or brightly multicolored, they always look great and are quick and easy to knit. The pattern is written for two sizes, and right now you can even get it with 20% off.
You’ll also find more patterns for using up leftover yarn in my shop!

The little peepers are quick to make, the pattern is written line by line and can also be worked well by beginners.



You need:

• various yarns in yellow, brown, and white
• a crochet hook size 2 or larger, depending on the type of yarn
• a stick from the forest or park
• a small gift ribbon
• a hot glue gun or regular glue

You should know how to crochet the following stitches. (if necessary, check the Crazypatterns channel on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@crazypatterns_net)

• slip stitches
• chain stitches
• single crochet stitches
• half double crochet stitches
• double crochet stitches
• treble crochet stitches
• magic ring

Get started right away and gather up your leftover yarn today.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/11800/schaukelnde-kueken-haekelanleitung-fuer-anfaenger-geeignet

These little owls are perfect for using up leftover yarn. They’re quick and easy to make and ideal as gifts—for example, as window hangers or flower picks.
The pattern is described step by step with pictures and text on two separate pages in the pattern, making it suitable for beginners. This pattern is currently available at a 15% discount.

You’ll need various leftover yarn scraps, stuffing, 15 mm half-pearls, some glue, and a size 2.5 crochet hook.

Skills required: single crochet, loop stitches, and color changes.
The owls made with Catania 50g/125lm will be about 15 cm tall

Dig through your scrap box and have fun crocheting!

The first day of school is not far away.....A great gift for starting school. Every first grader will be happy about it.
Crochet this little math mouse now, and learning arithmetic will be fun.

Materials:

• Approx. 15 g cotton in total (e.g. Catania by Schachenmayr for needle size 2.5 - 3.5)
• Crochet hook size 2.5
• Needle for weaving in ends
• Scissors,
• 20 beads
• stuffing
• possibly safety eyes/nose (not required)

* absolutely suitable for beginners

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/15707/haekelanleitung-rechenmaus-zaehlmaus

How about a cute little rattle cat that’s a hit not only with toddlers but also with school-age kids and cat lovers?
It’s absolutely perfect for beginners who already know how to make single crochet stitches and chain stitches. And it’s ideal for using up leftover yarn, since you only need 10 grams total (5 grams each for a striped cat).
It’s also a great opportunity to use up those Easter surprise egg capsules you have left over.

The pattern for the little rattle cat can be found here: https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/15686/haekelanleitung-katze-samtpfote-hannah