Knit Animals

Dear users, dear authors,
Amigurumi and animals can be made not only by crocheting but also by knitting.
Discover, download, and knit cute animal knitting patterns now.

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Knitting Pattern: Hungry Caterpillar
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The Hungry Caterpillar
feeds mainly on leftover yarn :-)
Easy and quick to knit from leftover yarn.

Size: approx. 30 cm with hat

Material: leftover yarn in various colors
25 g white
20 g gray
20 g light blue
Set of double-pointed needles size 3–3.5
Buttons/wiggle eyes
Stuffing

Difficulty: easy

Pattern: PDF format
Detailed step-by-step explanation in words and pictures!

My turtles are relatively easy and quick to knit from leftover yarn you have on hand. The pattern includes two sizes with a shell diameter of approx. 10 and 20 cm. So you can knit a whole turtle family from your leftover yarn if you like.
You will need:
Leftover yarn
set of double-pointed needles in a suitable size (approx. size 3)
stuffing
eyes
Click here for the pattern!

Erich the billy goat is an absolutely adorable cuddly friend, because even his horns are soft. And of course he has a magnificent goat beard that he lovingly tends. Erich is easier to knit than he looks, and thanks to the very detailed step-by-step pattern, knitters with a bit more experience will have great success with him.
(Pssssssst to all Cologne locals: With a red-and-white sweater, he’s sure to become the favorite of all FC Cologne fans! All I’ll say is: Hennes!)

Here’s the pattern: CLICK!

And here comes Uncle Hermann, the Landrace pig. His great one-piece outfit is knitted from one skein of Noro sock yarn – the wonderful color gradients make knitting it a lot of fun. And Uncle Hermann is a joy in other ways too – provided he’s allowed to go to the pub now and then and knock back a beer with his buddies ;-)

Here’s Uncle Hermann’s pattern: CLICK!

Who’s burrowing through the garden and building wonderful, beautiful little mounds of earth? It’s Max the Mole, and he has made it his mission to turn Germany’s gardens into a fantastic hilly landscape. Just having lawn all the time is boring, after all ;-)
Max’s head is knitted with short rows, which gives it its lovely shape. Never tried that before? Then grab your needles, because with Max and my pattern they’re guaranteed to turn out well, and you can use the technique elsewhere too!

Here’s Max’s pattern: CLICK!

There are also knitted wool chickens,
they are easy to make and look great,

You can choose the colors yourself, depending on your taste,
there are chickens in many colors,

they are made with a set of double-pointed needles and only knit stitches,
so they are easy

here is the pattern:  knitted wool chickens