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You’re sure to make little girls happy with a crocheted horse head like this. Whether as a keychain or a bag charm, it’s always a hit.
The pattern is described in detail and includes photos.

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These owls love to make themselves comfortable anywhere. They cuddle with you on the sofa and like to sleep with you in bed. They sunbathe in the garden, lounge on the garden chair, and love to snuggle with everyone, everywhere.
The pillows are crocheted with thick yarn, so you can quickly crochet such a wonderful pillow.

You can find the pattern here

Crochet Animal Patterns for Every Occasion

In my shop, you’ll find various animals with different features. Whether useful, funny, or decorative, all patterns are written without abbreviations and are illustrated.

With basic crochet knowledge, even beginners can easily follow the patterns, and leftover yarn is usually enough to make them.

Rabbit as a Doorstop
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Owls as Fence Decorations
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Ducks on the Breakfast Table
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Mouse as a Bag Charm
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You can crochet a whole gang of teddy bears with this pattern! 

All you need:
-Some leftover yarn in your desired colors
-A matching crochet hook
-Some stuffing
-A key ring or mini carabiner
-additional decorations (if desired)

Only chain stitches and single crochet stitches are needed, so the pattern is absolutely suitable for beginners, too.



Get the pattern here and start right away!

Have fun! :) 

Herbärt is the next animal in my shop! 
This hardworking bear is the ideal playmate for the kids’ room construction site or outside on the playground. 
After work, you can take off Herbärt’s construction worker clothes, and then he’s just a normal teddy bear who loves to come along to bed for cuddling. 




All you need is crochet yarn in your desired colors (recommendation: cotton with a yardage of 125 m / 50 g), a suitable crochet hook, a small button, stuffing, and (if desired) safety eyes. 
Every enthusiastic crafter surely already has scissors for cutting off yarn ends and a sewing needle at home anyway :)

You should be familiar with the following: crocheting in rounds, crocheting in rows, chain stitches, single crochet, double crochet, half double crochet, color changes, decreases and increases.

So, get the pattern here and start right away! :)

Have fun crocheting, and later have fun together with Herbärt on the construction site! :) 

These colorful kangaroos are sure to put you in a wildly good mood, too!

You don’t need much at all to crochet the kangaroos:
-A little yarn in any color
-A matching crochet hook
-A little stuffing or similar
-A key ring / carabiner
-Safety eyes (if desired)



All you need to know are chain stitches and single crochet. So the pattern is also suitable for beginners. 

And here’s the pattern!

Have fun! :) 

How about a cute little animal that roams through our gardens?
Schnuffel the Little Hedgehog loves to hide under his leaves and also enjoys carrying them around with him.

You’ll receive a detailed 8-page pattern with lots of photos for quick and easy making.

You should be familiar with crocheting single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet and treble crochet stitches, puff stitches, as well as chain and slip stitches.
Schnuffel will be about 15 cm long and 8 cm tall.

Materials needed: 

• Crochet hook size 3.5 
  
• Sewing needle
  
• 50 g dark brown yarn - needle size 3 - 4
  
• Yarn in sand, light green and dark green (a leftover is enough), this is a great opportunity to use up leftover yarn :)
  
• 2 safety eyes and stuffing
  

click here to go to the pattern



Crochet Pattern Dino Paulchen

This is Dino Paulchen, a very sweet one.
He is approx. 28 cm long and approx. 18 cm tall.

In my crochet pattern, it is explained in great detail, step by step, how you can crochet this cute dinosaur.
With the help of the many pictures, you can compare your result right away.

Material

• Yarn (green and a little black)
• Stuffing
• Safety eyes
• 2.5 crochet hook
• Stitch marker
• Sewing needle

The pattern is not very suitable for beginners. 
It also does not include a basic course.

Have fun crocheting. Dorigurumi

Baby Elephant 

Isn't he adorably cuddly?
Plus, the little elephant is super quick to crochet.

The pattern is described in great detail and includes lots of pictures. 
This makes it really easy to follow along, and you can compare your result directly.

Materials

• Yarn in gray (Catania or Cotton Qiuick)
  
• Crochet hook 3.0 or 2.5
  
• Stitch marker
  
• Sewing needle
  
• Stuffing
  
• Glue-on eyes and/or safety eyes
  

Here is the download for the elephant pattern.

Crochet Pattern Baby Elephant 

Have fun, wishes Dorigurumi

A turtle is a cozy companion for everyday life. As a keychain, bag charm, or simply just to love!



Click here for the pattern

You should know how to make chain stitches, single crochet, and slip stitches.
The pattern is also suitable for beginners; every step is illustrated, and if any questions come up, I’m always happy to help.

Materials you’ll need:

Crochet hook size 2.5

Yarn suitable for hook size 2–3. Perfect for using up leftovers!

Regular-size Kinder Surprise egg capsule (not Maxi eggs)

Rice, buckwheat, small pebbles, or similar for filling

A tiny bit of stuffing and beads for the eyes—if you don’t want to embroider them

Bully is a real little water lover, but unfortunately he can't swim very well. That's why he always has his swim ring with him. And as a captain, of course, his captain's hat and sailing ship are a must.
Bully would love to bring a little summer feeling to your home, too. You can crochet him with any yarn you like. He turns out especially soft and cuddly with fluffy yarn. But he also looks very cute with acrylic yarn, take a look:This is Bully crocheted once with Bravo by Schachenmayr and once with Phil douce by Phildar.
Bully is not hard to crochet. In the richly illustrated pattern, you'll also find tips for working with fluffy yarn. Get the pattern now and click here!

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In summer, when it’s hot, lots of fish are swimming around....



Here’s the pattern!

Come and bring these two funny water pals home with you.

They’re ideal for using up leftover yarn. They are crocheted with a size 2.5 hook, and the bellies are filled with stuffing wool or an empty Kinder Surprise egg capsule.

You should know how to make chain stitches, single crochet, slip stitches, and double crochet. The pattern is described in great detail with lots of pictures and is definitely suitable for beginners too.


Click here for the ducklings




Just hatched from the egg are

Theodor and Klara Duck!

They are quick and easy to crochet, even for beginners, as the detailed step-by-step pattern includes plenty of pictures.

Owl Mom and Babies

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 mm
  
• 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

Wool Mice

Recently, while cleaning, I lifted up the mattress to clean under the bed. You’ll hardly believe it, but these cute mice actually smiled up at me :-)

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 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 large wool mouse is approx. 23 cm tall; the small wool mouse is approx. 16 cm tall.
The following basic materials are also needed:

• Crochet hooks in size 2.0
  
• 2 black half-pearls each, 10 mm and 8 mm
  
• Pipe cleaner wire
  
• Jewelry wire / nylon cord in brown for the whiskers - An alternative made from yarn and standard glue is also explained in the pattern
  
• Stuffing
  
• Scissors
  
• Stitch marker and row counter
  
• Sewing thread in white
  
• Hot glue gun
  
• Sewing supplies
  

The pattern is 33 pages long and includes many pictures that guide you step by step to success.

Click here for the pattern

The Little Rascals

The Little Rascals are totally playful. They romp around the apartment all day long. They love children, are house-trained, and like to sleep 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 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 Little Rascals measure 24 cm.

The following basic materials are also needed:

• Crochet hooks in size 2.0
  
• Stuffing
  
• Scissors
  
• Stitch marker and row counter
  
• White sewing thread
  
• Hot glue gun
  
• 2 black half pearls, 10 mm
  

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

Click here for the pattern

Rhinos Rosa and Rhino

Rosa and Rhino belong to the breed of woolly rhinos. They are two real little chatterboxes. 

The height of the figure is approx. 27 cm. The width is hard to say. Strangely enough, Rosa has a much thicker belly and bottom than Rhino. 

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 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. I also tied in a tiny bit of eyelash yarn, but it is not absolutely necessary.

The following basic materials are also needed:

• Crochet hooks in size 2.0
  
• Black half pearls, 10 mm
  
• A few false eyelashes for Rosa, but they are not absolutely necessary
  
• Stuffing
  
• Scissors
  
• Stitch marker and row counter
  
• Sewing thread in white
  
• Hot glue gun
  
• Sewing supplies
  

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

Click here for the pattern

Bat

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

Cotton yarn was used here, for example 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 then vary depending on the type and weight of the yarn.

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

The following basic materials are also needed:

• Crochet hook size 2.0
  
• stuffing
  
• scissors
  
• stitch markers and a row counter
  
• white sewing thread
  
• sewing thread in the chosen wing color
  
• hot glue gun
  
• possibly needle-nose pliers so you can pull the needle through the fabric more easily.
  
• 2 black half-pearls, 10 mm
  
• 1 bar of chocolate, because it makes a delicious little snack in between :-)
  

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

Click here for the pattern

Ladybugs

Why not give a little bit of luck as a gift with these ladybugs? With these fun little guys, you’re sure to make lots of people—and yourself—happy.

We used cotton yarn 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 figure is 13 cm tall (excluding the antennae) and approximately 17 cm long.

The difficulty level is easy and well-suited for beginners.

You’ll also need the following basic materials:

• Crochet hooks in sizes 2.0
  
• 2 black half-beads, 10 mm
  
• Blush & brush
  
• stuffing
  
• Scissors
  
• Stitch markers and row counters
  
• White sewing thread
  
• Hot glue gun
  
• Sewing supplies
  

The pattern is 13 pages long and includes many pictures that guide you step by step to success. Click here for the pattern

Edgar the Little Dragon lives in Dragon Land, and he is the sole guardian of the glowing Dragon Stone .

Crochet your very own dragon together with his glowing stone using this pattern!!

Thanks to many pictures and step-by-step explanations , it will be very easy for you to crochet your own dragon.

Click here, and you’ll go directly to the pattern

Finni the cat is a very, very sweet little companion, very undemanding when it comes to food, and she never causes any trouble either!!
The only thing she insists on is getting loooooooads of cuddles.

Well, honestly, with that look, how could you do anything but love her!!

If you now feel like crocheting a kitten of your own, you’ll be able to do it in no time with this pattern .



You can find the pattern here