Crafting animals and amigurumi: perfect for Easter or as a gift, cuddly toy, comforter—and of course for your own private zoo

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You can never have enough cute animals and amigurumi. Fortunately, our vendors and authors never run out of creative ideas on this topic. Get new and popular patterns for animals and amigurumi now and get started right away, or save the best patterns to your bookmarks or wish list for later. Have fun shopping with the great prepaid discount.

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It doesn’t always have to be exotic animals that populate your private zoo. You can also crochet the native animals you find in the garden as cute playmates.


Moles aren’t exactly welcome in the garden, but surely no one can resist the charm of the crocheted Mole Poldi  . I crocheted the mole on the left in the picture with thin chenille yarn. This makes him wonderfully velvety soft and cuddly. If you don’t like crocheting with chenille, you can also use cotton yarn, as shown in the picture on the right. With the suggested yarn, Poldi will be about 12–13 cm tall. (If you use thick chenille yarn, he will be correspondingly larger.)



Little Bee Hanny is already busy collecting nectar for honey production. I crocheted Hanny from plush yarn, and so that the stitches are easy to find while crocheting, I worked a thin cotton yarn along with it as a carry-along thread: yellow yarn with the black plush and black yarn with the yellow plush. You won’t see it at all later, but the stitches are easy to tell apart.
Hanny will be about 13 cm tall.



And last but not least:  the cute Robin, which is very easy to crochet from small bits of leftover yarn. It will be about 11 cm tall, almost life-size.


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Do you have any other great animal patterns you’d like to share?

The animal world is awakening not only in nature.
There are also animal treasures hidden in your yarn basket, just waiting to be awakened.

If you have blue or green cotton yarn or baby yarn,
you can get started right away and knit yourself the animals of summer or vacation.

The patterns all include a detailed written section and
also a chart to go with it.
They are suitable for both beginners and advanced knitters.
 
Click here for the “Frog” pattern


 
Click here for the “Female Frog” pattern
 



Click here for the Octopus “Eight-Arm” pattern
 


You can find more motifs in my shop – click the front door below.

Happy knitting, Mona (Froschoma_Mona)