Aliens + Monsters

Dear users, dear authors,
animals and amigurumi are nice and cute, but sometimes you just need more than that.
How about a weird alien or a scary monster?
Tip: The aliens and monsters made using the patterns from Crazypatterns are all secretly lovable. They’re just pretending to be evil. That’s why they’re perfect for keeping nightmares at bay.
They chase away anything that might scare a little dreamer.

@Authors,
this is a promotional thread for all authors. 2–3 patterns per author are enough. Please link directly to the specific pattern—don’t include a general shop link. Be sure to include the link, an image, material info, technique info, difficulty level, and details about what makes the pattern special.

These three-eyed monster hand puppets are more fun than scary and guarantee hours of fun.
Whether used as a therapy puppet or a hand puppet for creative play, they’re a wonderful addition to any child’s room. A great gift,
sure to make children’s eyes light up.





Click here to go to the pattern.


Materials needed:

• approx. 85 g of yarn for recommended hook size 3-4 (here: Bravo by Schachenmayr, with a length of 133 m/50 g)
• Crochet hook sizes 2.5 + 3
• 3 safety eyes, 12 mm, or googly eyes/beads
• some stuffing (for the eyes only)

Cuddle Monster Marsy comes straight from his home planet, Mars, into the children’s room. Marsy is easy to care for and lovable—you simply have to like him.

Cuddle Monster Marsy measures 27 cm tall. In addition to detailed photos, the pattern includes the sewing pattern in original size.

Here is the pattern:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/23138/naehanleitung-kuschelmonster-marsy

Here comes a visitor, straight from the planet Mars. The alien named "Mars-Mallow" is already very curious about the Earthlings. The 4 eyes, 3 feet, and 2 big tube ears make him truly unique.




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Materials:

• approx. 60 g yarn (depending on yardage), e.g. Catania by Schachenmayr
• size 3 crochet hook
• possibly 4 googly eyes, 4 buttons, or something similar
• 2 pipe cleaners

Here’s a monster that looks a little scary, but is still
very sweet and a bit cheeky.

 You can find this little monster here! 

“Monster in Love” is crocheted with Schachenmayr Bravo, and the pattern
is very detailed and includes many helpful photos.

Bring this adorable little monster home!

Have fun and enjoy relaxing crochet hours,
Sani!

You can tell right away: the Küüs are a cheerful family! They belong to the pumpkin monsters and live in Central Asia, but now wanderlust has taken hold of them, and they’d love to get to know children’s rooms in Germany, too!
The Küüs are knitted with short rows, but don’t worry, it sounds worse than it is. Plus, of course, there’s a detailed illustrated technique section in the pattern – you can do it!

Here’s the pattern: CLICK!

Hello! I’m Simo from the planet Wollis. I’m a sweet little alien who loves to cuddle and is always in a good mood.

The pattern includes 17 pages with lots of pictures.

Skills needed: single crochet, double crochet, magic ring, and increasing and decreasing stitches. You should also have some knotting skills
as well

Size: approx. 26 x 15 cm. Depending on the type of yarn used, Simo will be larger or smaller

Materials used:
* Acrylic yarn, e.g. Bravo by Schachenmayr: lilac, approx. 80g, scraps in purple, white, pink, light blue and black
* Crochet hooks No. 3 and 2.5, embroidery needle, sewing needle, stuffing

Click here for the pattern for Simo