Gray, Brown, and Black Animals

Dear users, dear designers,
Animal patterns are especially popular here on Crazypatterns. That’s no surprise, since the shop has many wonderful animals that you just have to make yourself. Make animal projects now.

@Autoren,
2-3 patterns per designer are enough.
Don’t forget the link and image, as well as material info, technique info, difficulty level info, and details about what makes the pattern special.

Hello! Let's crochet this adorable Rudolfine together. She is on her way to a Christmas party, so she got all dressed up.

Next Christmas is sure to come :)

♥ Difficulty level: Medium

♥ The pretty Rudolfine measures 30 cm sitting and 38 cm standing

♥ The pattern includes:

• a step-by-step description of Rudolfine
• I explain every step in words and pictures
• 2 videos to make the knitting and sewing steps easier for you
• Lots of tips and tricks from me

♥ Material
Yarn: PRO LANA STAR (50g/135m) in beige, dark brown, red, dark green
Skirt hem: Schachenmayr Baby Smiles (25g/85m) white
Crochet hook no. 4.5; 4; 3.5; 3
Knitting needle 3.5
stuffing
Black thread, beige thread or sewing thread
safety eyes (12mm)
Felt: white
Blush for the cheeks
Small brush, scissors, fabric glue, needle with a large eye, pins

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

Emilio the Elephant, with his big, round eyes, is a cuddly companion.

Emilio the Elephant measures 31 cm from the tip of his trunk to the sole of his hind feet when made using the specified materials. I personally recommend cotton yarn for making all of my cuddly toys.

The pattern includes many step-by-step photos that make it easier to make. However, basic crochet skills (single crochet, spiral rounds, etc.) are required.

Here is Emilio's pattern:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/23188/haekelanleitung-emilio-elefant

Despite his horn, Nils the rhinoceros is by no means dangerous and simply wants to be cuddled. Using the specified materials, Nils the rhinoceros will measure a proud 44 cm in length. I personally 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 (single crochet, increases/decreases, etc.) is required.

Here is the pattern:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/23148/haekelanleitung-nils-nashorn



Max the mole would soooo love to make himself at home in your garden. With a great tunnel home and lots of even greater mounds on the lawn ;-) Max is knitted in the round, and the head is shaped with short rows. It's very easy! So grab your needles and knit funny little Max.

Here’s the pattern: CLICK!

How about an animal mask ? With it, your child can turn into a little puppy (and luckily only temporarily :-)).



The mask is made of cardstock and construction paper and is very easy and quick to make. It’s one size, so it fits most people, but it can be made larger or smaller as needed.

Money Donkey Moneyshit (crocheted)

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Everyone wants a donkey that can shit money....... Inspired by the fairy tale “The Wishing Table,” which featured the gold donkey, I’ve now crocheted a money donkey. Not only can this donkey eat money, as shown in the picture here, but when he lifts his tail, loose change also falls out of his rear end. This is a great way to give a loved one a truly original monetary gift.

Moneyshit stands 27 cm tall (44 cm from the tip of his ear to his hoof) and is 50 cm long. Of course, you can see a few more pictures of him here, and there’s also a short video to go with it.

Difficulty level : Easy to Intermediate

What you’ll need:

• Gründl Lisa yarn (gray – approx. 300 gr.)
• Some light gray, black, red, white, and yellow (Happy by Gründl),
• Stuffing, a Tic-Tac tin
• A little superglue
• Tape
• Two large safety eyes
• 3.5 mm hook, yarn needle, and scissors

Crochet Pattern Eddie the Baby Elephant 

--> Here’s the pattern 



Isn’t Eddie magically sweet? This little elephant is made for cuddling and will delight every heart.

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

Difficulty level: Easy 

What you need

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

Crochet Pattern Rudolf the Reindeer

Get the pattern here




Who doesn't know him. Rudolf the Reindeer with his red nose. Yes, that time will soon be here again, and no living room should be without a reindeer. This sweet fellow decorates any shelf and creates a festive Christmas mood.
In a 14-page crochet pattern with lots of pictures, I describe step by step how to make Rudolf, so he can soon decorate your living room too.

The pattern is also very well suited for beginners, as you only need to know the magic ring, single crochet, and chain stitches.

Difficulty level: Easy

What you need:

• Gründl Happy yarn (250 m yardage per 100 g) beige – approx. 200 g – black or brown, white, red (a little of each), plenty of stuffing
• Googly eyes or white buttons
• Hook size 3.5, yarn needle, and scissors

Wasti the dachshund isn’t just a cute little dog, but also an extremely useful pencil case. You can store your writing supplies in his belly. But your crochet hooks will fit in there too.
Wasti is crocheted from cotton. You’ll also need some leftover fluffy yarn, a little craft stuffing, 1 pair of googly eyes and a zipper. You can find the pattern HERE!

Bully, the little elephant, loves going out in his sailboat. Equipped with a sailor’s cap and a swim ring, he’s all set for a big sea voyage!
Wouldn’t you love to have Bully at home with you? Then why not crochet him right away! The pattern is available here!

Crochet Pattern – Yorkshire Terrier





Yorkie.... This little terrier measures 20 cm tall, depending on the yarn and hook size. He’s house-trained and a true friend. Perfect for playing with, cuddling, or even as a gift.

Over 26 richly illustrated pages (72 step-by-step photos), I’ll show you how to crochet this cute terrier yourself. While basic crochet skills are required, this pattern is also very well suited for beginners.


**Required basic skills:

• Magic ring – (shown and explained in the pattern) 
• Invisible decrease – (shown and explained in the pattern) 
• Single crochet; 
• Slip stitches; 
• Chain stitches; 
• Half double crochet; 
• Double crochet; 
• Tying in ends (shown with photos)
  

You can download this Yorkie here 

Crochet pattern - - Labrador Retriever -Crochet Modelling



Chrochet Modelling means something like modeling while crocheting.

Unlike amigurumi, where simple geometric shapes are crocheted and sewn together to create a doll-like figure, Chrochet Modelling uses a crochet hook and yarn to model very realistic figures. Nothing is sewn, and everything is crocheted in one piece.

Chrochet Modelling takes a little more time than crocheting amigurumis, but the result speaks for itself.

Basic crochet skills and knowledge of the different types of stitches are required.

By specifically using single crochet stitches, adjustment stitches, increases, decreases, chain stitches, short rows, front post stitches, front post increases and decreases, and of course yarn colors, you can shape faces and bodies quite realistically. This makes it possible, for example, to recreate your beloved pet.

This was also the basis for developing this technique.

In this pattern, I show how impressive results can be achieved with this technique using a Labrador Retriever as an example.

The pattern is very detailed and extensive. On 59 pages, I show and explain step by step (172 photos illustrate the modeling) how Chrochet Modelling works. I have tried to write this pattern in such detail that even beginners with basic knowledge can follow it.

Required basic skills:
single crochet stitches … slip stitches … chain stitches … doubling stitches, turning chains, magic ring - (shown and explained at the end of the pattern) invisible stitch decreases - (shown and explained at the end of the pattern) spiral rounds, front post stitches & increases (shown and explained at the end of the pattern)

Materials and supplies:

• approx. 550 g yarn in black 
  
• a small amount in gray and white 
  
• stuffing  
  
• some red (pink) felt for the tongue 
  
• some glue 
  
• 8-10 stitch markers (MM)
  
• safety eyes - 
  
• 18 mm safety nose
  

Click here for the pattern

My amigurumi crochet pattern for the romantic owl "Elsa"



Here is the pattern:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/29883/eule-elsa-haekelanleitung

Difficulty level: Advanced

Recommended materials:
- Crochet hook: size 3
- Yarn in the colors: brown, white, black, red, yellow (e.g. Gründl Cotton Quick uni)
- Sewing needle, scissors
- Stuffing
- Stitch marker

Required skills: fastening off, decreases, single crochet, half double crochet, crocheting in spiral rounds and rows, finishing crochet pieces, slip stitches, chain stitches and turning chains, magic rings, sewing, double crochet, increases