Zoo Animals

Dear users, dear authors,
in the zoo there are not only pandas, but also gorillas, monkeys, giraffes, snakes, elephants, and lots of exotic birds.
Craft your own zoo now.

@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as the usual info.

Lennox the Lion Crochet Pattern
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Hello, everyone!! My name is Lennox, and I’m a small but proud little lion cub. I’ll be about 12 cm tall and am an absolutely reliable and loyal companion who will always make you smile! I’m house-trained and hardly create any work for you around the house. Overall, I’m very independent and perfectly suited to become your new cuddle buddy ;-)You should be able to do this

• Work single crochet stitches in spiral rounds
• Make a magic ring
• Slip stitches
• Sew the individual pieces together
• So, general basic crochet knowledge

25-page crochet pattern with lots of pictures for every step. I also won’t leave you in the lurch when sewing the individual pieces together
Difficulty level Easy, but you should already have worked in spiral rounds before.What you’ll need:

• Approx. 20g of yarn (Schoeller Stahl Zimba medium in color 0218) in the color you want your lion to be. The yarn should be suitable for a 3mm crochet hook (Schoeller Stahl recommends a 3.5mm hook, but it can be crocheted wonderfully with a 3mm hook)
• Approx. 20g of yarn for the lion’s mane (I used eyelash yarn, but it also works great with normal leftover yarn).
• White leftover yarn suitable for a 2mm crochet hook
• Brown yarn for the nose
• Safety eyes (8 mm)
• Stuffing
• Scissors, darning needle
• Stitch marker
• Pins to secure the individual limbs before sewing them together

Lenny and Leana, the Floppy Lions

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Hello, everyone! Our names are Lenny and Leana, and we belong to the extremely rare breed of floppy lions. We’re about 17 cm tall when sitting and 30 cm tall in full length including our legs. We’re really very cuddly, house-trained, and tame :-). Our mom says we’re easy to crochet and therefore suitable for beginners. You should know how to: crochet single crochet stitches, increase and decrease single crochet stitches, sew on individual parts, make slip stitches, and create a magic ring. What you’ll need:

• Approx. 60g of yarn in yellow/beige or orange, depending on what color you want your lions to be. My boy is made from Schoeller Stahl’s Zimba medium in color 0218. The girl is also from Schoeller Stahl, Zimba medium in color 0022. The yarn recommends using a 3.5mm crochet hook, but I crocheted with a 3mm hook.
• Leftover white yarn for the cheeks and the belly. This leftover yarn should also be suitable for a 3mm hook
• Approx. 20 g of yarn for the mane; I used “fringe yarn” from the Schachenmayr “Brazilia” line, color 1027, lot 2206.
• Yarn for the nose and mouth, as well as a thin black thread for the eyebrows and the dots on the cheeks.
• 3mm crochet hook
• stuffing
• Darning needle and scissors
• 10mm safety eyes
• Pins to hold the limbs in place while sewing them on
• stitch markers

A 27-page detailed crochet pattern with plenty of pictures showing everything step by step. I won’t leave you in the lurch when it comes to sewing the individual pieces together, either!
Difficulty level: Easy, suitable for beginners. However, you should already have experience working in spiral rounds and have a basic understanding of crochet.

Gorillas usually live in the forests of Central Africa—or here in our zoos. But not Gustav—he wants to live with a child who will take him into their heart and wants to be his friend.

Gorilla Gustav is 25 cm tall when seated, using the materials specified. I personally recommend cotton yarn for making all of my cuddly toys.

The pattern includes many step-by-step photos to make it easier to follow.

Here is the pattern for Gustav Gorilla:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/23195/haekelanleitung-gustav-gorilla

Nino Nasenbär is a coati and belongs to the group of lesser bears. Coatis are actually nocturnal. But don’t worry: Nino is very well-behaved - as long as he gets enough cuddles.

Using the specified materials, Nino Nasenbär will be 44 cm long. Personally, I recommend cotton yarn for making all of my amigurumis.

The pattern contains many step-by-step photos that make it easier to follow. However, basic crochet knowledge (e.g. single crochet, increases/decreases, etc.) is required.

Here is the pattern for Nino Nasenbär:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/23151/nino-nasenbaer-haekelanleitung

Bully, the little elephant, is always drawn to the water on hot days. Then he puts on his swim ring, pulls on his sailor cap, and fetches his sailboat. More than anything, he’d love to launch his boat with you.

Why not crochet one for yourself, too? He turns out fluffiest with teddy yarn, but you can also use any other yarn. Bully is about 22 cm tall.
The 21-page pattern contains valuable tips on working with teddy yarn. The last 5 pages include a shorter printable version of the pattern without pictures.

You can download it here: Elephant at the Beach

Three zoo animals as finger puppets: hippo, lion, and little monkey can tell each other what they experience every day in the jungle. The three are crocheted from leftover cotton yarn (Catania by Schachenmayr) and are so easy to make that even beginners can manage them effortlessly. A great little gift—maybe in a school cone instead of candy?

Or do you like these zoo residents better? Elephant, giraffe, crocodile can tell stories of no less exciting jungle adventures.
It's best to get both patterns right away; then you can crochet yourself a little private zoo!

There’s a lot of excitement among the flamingos. When handsome Flamingo Ingo appears on the horizon, there’s no holding back the flamingo girls. They get all dressed up and decorate themselves with little flowers...well, imagine that!



Crochet the pretty egg cozy and surprise your family and friends with this wonderful, useful breakfast table decoration!

Crochet pattern for a “Flamingo” egg cozy
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/29265/haekelanleitung-eierwaermer-flamingo

• Scope of the crochet pattern: 17 pages
• easy to understand with step-by-step explanations, additional crochet charts, and pictures
• Difficulty level: intermediate, but also suitable for beginners

Material

• Crochet hook size 2–2.5 mm
• Schachenmayr Catania or similar cotton yarn, yardage 125 m/50 g, colors: white, black, apple green, pink or coral
• Scissors
• Yarn needle
• some stuffing
• Super glue
• 2 black half pearls (diameter approx. 0.5 cm)
• Pipe cleaner/chenille wire (length approx. 20 cm)
• Satin flower or small button for the flower

Required skills

• chain stitches
• single crochet
• half double crochet
• double crochet
• slip stitches
• crab stitches (these are explained in the pattern)

Selling the finished egg cozy, e.g., in shops, at markets, and/or online, is permitted in small quantities. You’ll find more details in the pattern!

The pattern is in PDF format!

Wool Mice

Cute mice are a must-have in any small zoo. They are wonderful to cuddle with.

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 thickness of the yarn.

The large wool mouse is approx. 23 cm tall, and 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

Beaver Hambi

Hambi loves nibbling on his little stick and playing with the fish. He is approx. 21 cm tall and prefers to sit on his little beaver tail so his bottom doesn’t get too cold.

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

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 following basic materials are also needed:

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

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

Click here for the pattern

Dragon Bat

Here comes a very special species of bat. There are only a few dragon bats left, so they are kept protected in the zoo so the whole world can admire them.

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 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 hooks in size 2.0
  
• stuffing
  
• scissors
  
• round marker and row counter
  
• sewing thread in white
  
• sewing thread in the chosen wing color
  
• hot glue gun
  
• possibly a gripping tool so you can pull the needle through the fabric more easily.
  
• 2 black half pearls, 10 mm
  
• 1 bar of chocolate, because it tastes so good as a little treat in between :-)
  

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

Click here for the pattern

There’s a lot going on in the giraffe enclosure! That’s because there’s a new arrival.

The shy little giraffe Agatha still needs to settle in, but I think that with that sweet look, she’ll soon have lots of new friends!

The pattern is full of pictures, so even beginners can follow along easily!!

Want to add a giraffe to your own zoo??
Then please click here

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