Amigurumi + Animals

Dear users, dear authors,
I hope you have enough yarn / leftover yarn / fabric / craft cardstock in stock, because here in this thread there are endless patterns for animals and amigurumi.
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How about a cute donkey? He is almost not stubborn at all. ;-)
Donkey Ruda crochet pattern



More donkeys are here.



The turtle is actually never in a hurry. She knows all about patience and relaxation.

Turtle crochet pattern



More turtles.



You absolutely need floppy bunnies in a sensational 50 cm size and with great ears, too. Crochet them now.

Crochet pattern for large XL floppy bunny Emil, 50 cm - a floppy animal for Easter



More bunnies.



@Autoren,
here you can showcase everything your shop has to offer in the way of animals and amigurumi, with no quantity limit. Please remember to include a good product image, a link directly to the product page, information about the material, technique, skill level, and what makes the pattern special. Good luck.

Mini Calf “Resi” Crochet Pattern
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Hello everyone, my name is Resi and I’m a little calf. I love to cuddle, and I also make an excellent keychain or bag charm. At just 7–8 cm tall, you can take me anywhere—I fit in any bag :-) What you’ll need

• Approx. 10g of yarn in white or cream (I used Schachenmayr Catania Fine in cream-white). Your yarn should definitely be suitable for a 2mm crochet hook
• Scraps of yarn in pink and brown. Both should also be suitable for a 2mm crochet hook
• 2mm crochet hook
• Stuffing
• Scissors, darning needle, stitch markers
• 6mm safety eyes, or alternatively, black thread for embroidering the eyes
• If you want to use your little calf as a keychain, you’ll also need a keyring

A 19-page crochet pattern with plenty of pictures showing everything step by step. I’ll also walk you through sewing the individual pieces together. Difficulty level: Easy, suitable for beginners. You should be familiar with the basic crochet techniques: crocheting in spiral rounds, single crochet, slip stitches, making a magic ring, changing colors, increasing and decreasing, double crochet/half double crochet, as well as sewing the individual pieces together.

Mini Unicorn “Fee” Crochet Pattern
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Hello everyone, My name is Fee and I’m a tiny and very rare unicorn girl. I love to cuddle and also make an excellent keychain or bag charm. At just 7–8 cm tall, you can take me anywhere with you because I fit in any bag :-) Here’s what you’ll need to crochet me:

• Approx. 10g of yarn in white/cream (I used Schachenmayr Catania Fine, color 1001). Your yarn should definitely be suitable for a 2mm crochet hook
• Scraps in pink and purple, also suitable for a 2mm crochet hook
• 2mm crochet hook
• stuffing
• Scissors, darning needle, stitch markers
• 6mm safety eyes, or alternatively black thread for embroidering the eyes
• If you want to use your unicorn as a keychain, you’ll also need a key ring

18-page crochet pattern with lots of pictures showing everything step by step. I won’t leave you on your own when it comes to sewing the individual pieces together, either.
Difficulty level: Easy, suitable for beginners. You should know the basic crochet techniques: working in spiral rounds, single crochet, slip stitch, making a magic ring, changing colors, increasing and decreasing, double crochet/half double crochet, as well as sewing the individual pieces together.

Mini Ladybug “Matilda” Crochet Pattern
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Hello everyone, my name is Matilda and I’m a cute little ladybug girl. I love spring and summer more than anything and would love to become your new cuddle buddy :-) . I’m only about 7 cm big (8 cm with antennae) and therefore fit perfectly in or on any bag, as well as on your keychain if you’d like to use me as a keyring. I also make a great gift and am sure to put a smile on anyone’s face. What you’ll need to crochet me

• About 10g of yarn (Catania Fine in black), as well as about 8g of yarn in red (here I used Schoeller Stahl Baby Cotton). The yarn you use should definitely be suitable for a 2mm crochet hook
• 2mm crochet hook
• Some felt to cut out the spots from
• Googly eyes and superglue
• Scissors, darning needle, stitch marker
• If you want to use me as a keychain, a keyring
• Stuffing
• A sewing needle to sew on the dots
• White thread for the mouth

A 16-page crochet pattern with plenty of pictures showing everything step by step.
Difficulty level: Easy. You should be familiar with the basic crochet techniques: making a magic ring, crocheting single crochet and slip stitches, increasing and decreasing, sewing on individual parts, as well as crocheting double crochet and increasing them.

This is Matilda, the cow :) 

♥ With the specified material, Matilda will be about 30 cm tall. Standing up, even approx. 40 cm. 

The pattern includes:
- step-by-step instructions, described very precisely 
- many pictures that make the work easier 
- tips and tricks from me

Difficulty level: intermediate 
The pattern is so precise and detailed that even a beginner can manage with it. Basic crochet skills are required, though.

Material:

• Yarn: acrylic (50g/137m) about 100g natural/wool white, 50g brown and approx. 20 g pink
• Crochet hook no.: 4 or 4.5
• Felt: white, brown and apricot (or pink)
• Safety eyes 12 mm
• Small bell (e.g. from a Lindt chocolate bunny)
• Black and beige thread
• Stuffing
• Blush and a brush T
• Fabric glue, scissors, needle with a large eye (yarn needle), regular needle, pins

-->> Please click here to go to the pattern!

This bear is sure to bring sweet dreams and is a loyal playmate! He even comes with his own cuddly blanket :) 

He is about 32 cm tall!

The pattern includes:  
- step-by-step instructions for the teddy bear, pointed cap, and cuddly blanket. 
- 3 video links are provided as helpful guidance, for example for the pom-pom.
- lots of pictures that make the work easier
- tips and tricks from me 

Difficulty level: Medium
This pattern is suitable for you if you can read crochet charts and have mastered the basics of crochet.

Materials: 
- Yarn: acrylic (50g/137m) apple green (about 150 g), dark turquoise (about 100 g), red and orange (about 100 g) 
- Crochet hooks 4.5 and 3.5 
- Stuffing 
- Black and light green thread 
- Safety nose (14 mm) 
- Felt: dark turquoise and a little white 
- Scissors, fabric glue, needle with a large eye, pins

-->> Please click here to go to the pattern!

Such a cheeky polar bear!

You only notice why he looks so caught in the act at second glance. He has actually hidden an ice cream behind his back, even though polar bear mama had forbidden him to have one. After all, fish will be served for lunch soon!



You can find the crochet pattern for this cheeky little guy here:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/11936/eisbaer-haekelanleitung-pdf-datei

• Finished bear size: approx. 15 cm with a size 2-2.5 crochet hook
  
• easy to understand, with lots of explanations and pictures
• required skills: magic ring, chain stitches, single crochet, slip stitches, crab stitches
• pattern length: 16 pages
• difficulty level: intermediate

The pattern is in PDF format.

I hope you enjoy it!

Fox… You goose thief!?

There aren’t just cheeky polar bears, but cheeky little foxes too. This one has stolen a goose and is now hiding it behind his back. Well, I never!


You can find the 18-page pattern with lots of explanations and pictures for the fox, including the goose,
here: https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/3609/haekelanleitung-fuchs-mit-gans-pdf-datei 

Required skills:
• magic ring, adjustable ring
• chain stitches
• single crochet
• half double crochet
• double crochet
• slip stitches

If you'd like to crochet a well-behaved fox, then take a look at this pattern:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/3610/fuchs-haekelanleitung-pdf-datei 

Here Schnecki Schneck and his best friend Marinie would like to introduce themselves.
The two are best friends and would love to be your friends too.

You will receive a detailed 26-page pattern with lots of photos for quick crocheting.
Schnecki is about 20 cm tall and 25 cm wide, and Marieni is about 10 cm tall and 6 cm wide.

Also suitable for beginners

required skills:
The pattern does not include a basic course. You should know how to crochet single crochet stitches, half double crochet stitches, a magic ring, increases and decreases, as well as chain and slip stitches.

You will also need:

• approx. 100 g cotton yarn (needle size 3 - 4) in lilac
• e approx. 50 g cotton yarn in purple and apple green, some leftover brown, white, pink, black, and red
• crochet hook sizes 3.5 and 4.5
• yarn needle, darning needle, stuffing
• safety eyes sizes 9 and 12 mm

Click here to go to the pattern

No more washing dishes with ugly dish sponges! I’ve become obsessed and designed some crocheted dish sponges for you. Of course, there’s also an animal among them: the rabbit.



It can be recreated quickly and easily using the written pattern. I used creative bubble yarn from rico.design, but you can use any other yarn as well.

Wild Lennard is actually a very sweet cuddly lion ♥
At almost 30 cm tall, he is an ideal playmate and cuddle buddy :-)

The crochet pattern includes 25 pages with a total of 88 pictures and can also be made by patient crochet beginners .

The dungarees are removable!

Lennard Lion crochet pattern

Piglet Frederick is very shy and always likes to have someone with him to protect him ♥
He too will be about 30 cm tall—crocheted with Catania and a 2.5 mm hook—and his overalls are removable.

The detailed crochet pattern includes 24 pages with a total of 81 pictures and is also suitable for crochet beginners !

Crochet Pattern Fredrick Piglet

If you want to crochet a little animal really quickly, Owl BOO is just right for you ♥
The sweet little owl is only about 7 to 8 cm tall and also loves to dangle from bags and keychains :-)

Of course, the crochet pattern is described in detail and richly illustrated, so that even inexperienced crocheters can succeed quickly ♥

Crochet Pattern Little Owl BOO


Aren’t they cute, these two stuffed animals—the little lamb and the kitten? You can crochet them using only single crochet stitches with fluffy yarn. It’s not as hard as you might think if you use several stitch markers to guide you. Why not grab the patterns right away and give it a try yourself! 

Crochet Pattern Lizard "Lurchi"

Lizards are wondrous and exceptionally graceful creatures.
Anyone who would like to call an iguana or lizard their pet can make that wish come true.

Details & Pattern

The lizard can be found almost all over the world, maybe soon with you too.

The pattern is written without abbreviations.

     


 Fussel and Flocke   

  
Baby owls to love :-)

A fluffy way to use up leftovers :-) This is how you get rid of that last ball of winter yarn and end up with a great result.
Approx. 200 g hat yarn (150g/165m) for the body and approx. 100 g fluffy yarn or mohair-style yarn for the rest. Size 5 needle, some stuffing, a blunt needle, and two eyes. Fussel and/or Flocke can be crocheted fairly quickly with the thicker yarn. Chain stitches, single crochet, increases and decreases. Even for ambitious beginners, this is a project that will make the weekend a little nicer :-)
Your leftover winter yarn will still be turned into something cozy when it’s already too warm for a hat or scarf. 
Fussel and Flocke can of course also be crocheted with any other yarn; that will only change the size, currently approx. 35 cm, and the amount of material needed. 

Have fun crocheting :-)

         

This is the Othello Dog family :-)

The big dog is crocheted with acrylic yarn (approx. 210 g - 50 g/133 m) and the little offspring with cotton yarn (approx. 95 g - 100 g/530 m): chain stitches, single crochet, half double crochet. Increases and decreases, and then Othello is actually quick to crochet. Every amigurumi lover is sure to have some stuffing on hand, a long blunt needle, and you can either use teddy bear eyes or embroider them. From 50 cm (standing) to 23 cm...or something in between if you use different yarn.
From beginner to pro...everyone loves Othello :-)

Einfach hier entlang :-)    .......and find your new favorites

Have fun crocheting!

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Karl-Otto is a laid-back fish who simply enjoys life. Get the pattern and give this colorful fish a cozy home.

85 g of wool or 35 g of crochet yarn, stuffing, a needle—and you’re all set.
Single crochet, half double crochet, and double crochet. Karl-Otto is quick and easy to crochet and looks great anywhere.

Have fun crocheting :-)

Tobi Tollpatsch


Tobi is quick and easy to crochet. Chain stitches, single crochet, some stuffing, and a blunt needle. With about 70 g of cotton yarn and a size 3 crochet hook, you’re all set. Of course, you can use any yarn you like—this will only change the size and the amount of yarn needed. Use up your leftover yarn and whip up a loyal friend for your children or grandchildren :-)

Have fun crocheting :-)

Crochet pattern Coco and Manni Dog

These cuddly dogs will win hearts :-) Use different color variations and crochet your own one-of-a-kind piece. They are crocheted almost entirely in single crochet, making them very easy to make.
Approx. 100 g yarn and a crochet hook size 3, stuffing, and you’re ready to get started....
The dogs can be crocheted with any yarn you like; only the size and material usage will change. 

Have fun crocheting...

Money Donkey Moneyshit 

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Everyone wishes they had a donkey that can sh........ money....... Inspired by the fairy tale "The Wishing-Table," which featured the gold donkey, I have now crocheted a money donkey. Because this donkey can not only eat the money, as shown in the picture here, but when you lift its tail, small change also falls out of its behind. This is a great way to give someone dear to you a truly original money gift.

Moneyshit has a height at the withers of 27 cm (from ear tip to hoof even 44 cm) and a length of 50 cm. Of course you can see a few more pictures of him here, and there is also another little video to go with it.

Difficulty level: Easy to intermediate 

What you need:

• Gründl Lisa yarn (gray – approx. 300 g -)
• A little light gray, black, red, white, yellow (Happy by Gründl),
• Stuffing, Tic Tac box
• A little superglue
• Adhesive tape
• Two large safety eyes
• Hook size 3.5, yarn needle and scissors

Most parts are worked in spiral rounds and joined together later

Crochet pattern Eddie the Baby Elephant 

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Isn’t Eddie adorably sweet? The little elephant invites you to cuddle and delights every heart.

In my crochet pattern, the making of this sweet little elephant is described step by step with lots of pictures. The pattern is also very good for beginners, because there are so many pictures and detailed descriptions. Measurements of the elephant when made with Happy Anti Pilling: 33x30 cm

Difficulty level: Easy 

What you need

 Gründl Happy yarn (light gray – approx. 350 g - , some dark gray, black, pink, blue, yellow), stuffing, needle size 3.5, yarn needle and scissors

Crochet Pattern Crazy Hornet

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It doesn't always have to be just cute.....

Most people do have respect for hornets, and so do I, especially when they look this mean. The hornet is a perfect gift for men, because as we all know, they're into the "mean look" and can easily put this hornet in their car.

But the hornet can also become the life of the party if you sew it onto a pair of underpants and let the man of your dreams make an appearance with it ;)

Difficulty level: easy

What you need:
Gründl Happy yarn (100 g = 250 m yardage):

• Yellow approx. 60 g
• Black approx. 20 g
• Red approx. 10-15 g
• White approx. 10 g
  
• Some white fabric as well as red and black Edding markers for the mouth
• Glue
• Crochet hook: 3.5, yarn needle and scissors, and stuffing

What you need to know:

Chain stitches, single crochet, magic ring, half double crochet, increasing and decreasing stitches

My three favorites have come from the vast African savanna and are now knocking at your door: They soooo want to be knitted! All three animals aren’t too difficult, but you should have a little practice knitting with a set of double-pointed needles. Anyone who can knit socks won’t have any problems at all, and anyone who can’t will still achieve great results with my very detailed patterns.

So let’s head off on a knitting safari! Roaaaar!

Here you’ll find Nelson the lion: CLICK!

Amani lives here: CLICK!

Rhino Marvin introduces himself to you here: CLICK!

And if you prefer crocheting, you’ll find crocheted jungle animals here:
Lioness and Lion 
Jojo the Monkey 

Luise the Giraffe 
All the animals are suitable as keychains size-wise.

Do you love mini amigurumi that you can also use as keychains? Here are a few suggestions for you: 
Owl with chip pocket
Little moose
Mini seal
All animals can easily be crocheted from a few bits of leftover yarn.

How about Bunny Karli?



A cute little fellow that even crochet beginners can make very easily:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/22139/haekelanleitung-haeschen-karli-e-book

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Little Bear Bela is also a suitable project for crochet beginners.



He is easy to make and turns into a wonderful cuddly toy: https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/23612/haekelanleitung-baerchen-bela-kuscheltier-amigurumi

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Last but not least, there are the two tomcats Eddy & Freddy.



The two can also be filled heavily and then used as doorstops or bookends: https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/21748/haekelanleitung-kater-eddy-amp-freddy-deko-buchstuetze-tuerstopper

Crochet Pattern “Wool Mice” by Diana’s Little Crochet Shop

Cotton yarn was used here, such as Schachenmayr Catania, Gründl Cotton Quick Uni, Katja Capri, or Limone by Schöller & Stahl. You can use any cotton yarn with a length of 125 m per 50 g, or of course your favorite yarn. The size may vary depending on the type and weight of the yarn.

The large wool mouse is about 23 cm tall, and the small wool mouse is about 16 cm tall.

You’ll also need the following basic materials:

• Crochet hooks in size 2.0
  
• 2 each of 10 mm and 8 mm black half-beads
• Pipe cleaner wire
• Decorative wire / brown nylon cord for the whiskers—an alternative using yarn and standard glue is also explained in the pattern
• stuffing
• Scissors
• Stitch markers and a row counter
• White sewing thread
• Hot glue gun
• Sewing supplies

The pattern is 33 pages long and includes many pictures that will guide

you step by step. Click here for the pattern

Crochet Pattern “Owl Mom and Babies” by Diana’s Little Crochet Shop

A beautiful decoration all year round. Owls are still all the rage, and every child and adult loves these cute little creatures.

Cotton yarn was used here, such as Schachenmayr Catania, Gründl Cotton Quick Uni, Katja Capri, or Limone by Schöller & Stahl. You can use any cotton yarn with a length of 125 m per 50 g, or of course your favorite yarn. The size may vary depending on the type and thickness of the yarn.

The owl mom is about 23 cm tall, and the baby is about 14 cm tall.

You’ll also need the following basic materials:

• Crochet hooks in size 2.0
  
• Black half-beads, 10 and 12 mm
• stuffing
• Scissors
• Stitch markers and a row counter
• White sewing thread
• Hot glue gun
• Sewing supplies

The pattern is 36 pages long and includes many pictures that guide you step by step to success.

Click here for the pattern

Crochet pattern "Little Beaver Hambi" by Diana´s kleiner Häkelshop

Hambi likes to nibble on his little stick and play with the fish. He is about 21 cm tall and prefers to sit on his little beaver tail so his bottom doesn't get so cold.

The crochet pattern includes instructions for Beaver Hambi, the gnawing stick, and the little fish. Leftover yarn is perfect for the fish. They also make wonderful cat toys.

The sample shown used cotton yarn such as Schachenmayr Catania, Gründl Cotton Quick Uni, Katja Capri, or Limone by Schöller & Stahl. You can use any cotton yarn with a yardage of 125 m per 50 g, or of course your favorite yarn. The size may then vary depending on the type and weight of yarn.

The following basic materials are also needed:

• Crochet hook size no. 2.0
  
• 6 mm and 12 mm black half pearls
• Pipe cleaner wire
• Stuffing
• Hot glue gun
• Sewing thread and sewing tools

The pattern is 32 pages long and includes many pictures that guide you step by step to success.

Click here for the pattern

Crochet Pattern “The Little Rascals – Whisky, Fluffy & Lucky” by Diana’s Little Crochet Shop

The little rascals are very playful. They romp around the apartment all day long. They love children, are house-trained, and enjoy sleeping in their owner’s bed.

Cotton yarn was used here, such as Schachenmayr Catania, Gründl Cotton Quick Uni, Katja Capri, or Limone by Schöller & Stahl. You can use any cotton yarn with a length of 125 m per 50 g—or, of course, your favorite yarn. The size may vary depending on the type and weight of the yarn.

These little rascals are 24 cm tall.

You’ll also need the following basic materials:

• Crochet hooks in size 2.0
  
• stuffing
• Scissors
• Stitch markers and a row counter
• White sewing thread
• Hot glue gun
• 2 black half-beads, 10 mm

The pattern is 27 pages long and includes many pictures to guide you step by step. Click here for the pattern



Crochet pattern “Dragon Bats” by Diana’s Little Crochet Shop

These funny little creatures aren’t just for Halloween. They look cheerful and fun all year round.

Cotton yarn was used here, such as Schachenmayr Catania, Gründl Cotton Quick Uni, Katja Capri, or Limone by Schöller & Stahl. You can use any cotton yarn with a length of 125 m per 50 g, or of course your favorite yarn. The size may vary depending on the type and thickness of the yarn.

The dragon bat is 20 cm tall to the tips of its ears and has a wingspan of 27 cm.

You’ll also need the following basic materials:

• Crochet hooks in size 2.0
  
• stuffing
• Scissors
• Stitch markers and a row counter
• White sewing thread
• Sewing thread in the chosen wing color
• Hot glue gun
• Optional: a pair of needle-nose pliers to help you pull the needle through the fabric more easily.
• 2 black half-beads, 10 mm
• 1 bar of chocolate, because it’s such a delicious treat :-)

The pattern is 27 pages long and includes plenty of pictures that will guide you step by step to success.

Click here for the pattern