Animals and Amigurumi are looking for a new home / adopt now and make your own

Dear users, dear authors,
We have lots of animals and amigurumi in the shop again that are looking for a new home. They’re all actually sweet—they don’t chew up shoes, they aren’t loud, and they don’t run away. But once you start, you’ll want more and more of them. I’m just telling you this so you know what you’re getting into. :- )
Have fun.

@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget to include the link, image, and the usual information.

Oh, I’d like to introduce you to Womby the wombat—
an animal that surely not everyone has yet.
Wombats are so cute, and Womby is looking for a loving home
—he’s actually from Australia, but he feels right at home

with us too. https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/24177/wombat-womby-das-knuddel-tier-aus-australien-haekelanleitung-von-dadade


Materials Used
2 skeins of mottled yarn, 50 g/125 m – 80% cotton, 20% acrylic, for needle sizes 3–3.5
plus some matching brown sock yarn,
as well as some black yarn,
nylon thread, safety eyes, and stuffing

Who wouldn’t want a cute little housemate like this?
Using the specified yarn, Womby will be about 21 cm tall and 30 cm long.

Have fun cuddling him!

Crochet Pattern Reindeer Erwin

This is Erwin, a very cute reindeer.

You can crochet this lovely reindeer yourself using my very detailed crochet pattern. It will bring you and your family great joy during Advent and Christmas. But Erwin can also be cuddled all year round.

What you should already know

• chain stitches
  
• single crochet stitches
  
• color changes
  
• crocheting in rounds and rows

Of course, I have described everything again in detail.
Erwin measures approx. 25.0 cm sitting and approx. 33.0 cm standing. 
                                                                                                                                     
Materials

• Catania 50 g/125m (light and dark brown, red, green, a little black)
  
• stuffing
  
• small and large sewing needle
  
• 2.5 mm crochet hook
  
• cartoon eyes (4 cm wide, 2 cm high)/ or other safety eyes
  

Have fun, yours, Dorigurumi

Kiki is an especially sweet squirrel. With its big eyes, it looks at you lovingly when it feels like cuddling. It doesn’t need much food, because it’s perfectly happy with the crocheted acorns. Kiki likes to sit as fall decoration in a bowl of nuts or among leaves and chestnuts!
If you want to crochet Kiki, you’ll need reddish-brown cotton yarn (Catania) and eyelash yarn (Peppina), a 2.5 mm crochet hook, some stuffing, safety eyes, and embroidery thread.
Click here for Kiki!

Bully, the little fluffy elephant, loves playing by the water. That’s why he brought his little sailboat and his swim ring along. You can crochet Bully on his own or with his toys. He turns out especially cuddly when made with plush yarn, but of course you can also use a different type of yarn (e.g. acrylic yarn). Bully isn’t hard to crochet.  He’s made entirely of single crochet stitches. You’ll only need double crochet stitches for the swim ring.
Click here for Bully’s pattern!

A totally sweet and cuddly XXL teddy bear is Timmy. He makes a wonderful gift for birthdays, Christmas, or other special occasions.

     

Timmy’s arms and legs are made with joint disks, so they are fully movable.
You will receive a detailed 22-page pattern with lots of photos for quick crocheting. 
Also suitable for ambitious beginners.

You should know how to crochet single crochet stitches, half double crochet, double crochet, as well as chain and slip stitches. The teddy is about 50 cm tall when standing. (When using the specified hook size and yarn)

Materials needed:

• Crocheted with yarn, hook size 3–3.5, yardage 160 m/50 g, in the colors white (1 ball of 50 g), petrol (2 balls of 50 g), and mint (3 balls of 50 g). In this case I used “Lara by Feria” fluffy yarn.
• Crochet hook sizes 3.5 and 4.5
• Darning needle, long doll needle, pins
• 4 joint disks Ø 35 mm, 2 safety eyes size 12 mm
• Stuffing, pom-pom maker sizes 3 cm and 7 cm

Have you met the shy giraffe gentleman Gunnar yet? His heart’s desire is to find someone with whom he could be a little braver. After all, with his proud height of 30 cm, he could walk through the world with plenty of confidence. The detailed pattern also guides amigurumi beginners with basic crochet skills safely through making Gunnar.

 

One special amigurumi is Schorsch, the alien. Admittedly, he looks a little odd, but he’s a really funny guy who’s up for anything. He’s especially looking forward to the upcoming Christmas, because it’s his very first one. Maybe he’ll be lucky enough to wait under a tree as a gift for a new owner?

 

Schorsch is a full 33 cm tall, the perfect companion for cuddling and holding close. The pattern guides even amigurumi beginners through the creation process with plenty of pictures and detailed descriptions. 

The little elephant family is urgently looking for a new home. Why not crochet a few pachyderms for your own home too!


Click here for the pattern

You should know how to make chain stitches, single crochet, slip stitches, and double crochet.

For the elephants, you’ll need leftover yarn, a size 2.5 crochet hook, a Ü-Ei capsule or stuffing for the body.

Not everyone has a moose! With my detailed and illustrated pattern, you can now crochet your own moose—or even better, a whole moose family!

Here’s the pattern, currently with a 20% discount!




What you should know:

• -Magic ring
• -Single crochet
• -Slip stitches
• -Half double crochet
• -Crocheting in continuous rounds 

Materials:

• Cotton yarn 125 m/50 g in brown (e.g., Cotone by Lana Grossa or Catania Schachenmayr), approx. 40 g
  
• 4-ply sock yarn 210 m/50 g or similarly thin yarn in cream, approx. 15 g
  
• Crochet hook size 2 & 2.5
• Stuffing
• Safety eyes (8 mm)
• A darning needle for sewing on the individual pieces and weaving in the ends
• A marking thread or stitch marker, four 1-cent coins or buttons
• 1 pipe cleaner
  
• Pins
• Optional yarn in your desired color for a scarf 

Of course, amigurumis can also be knitted – in my shop you’ll find lots of knitted cuddly friends. Here Amani, the gentle giraffe, would like to introduce herself. The detailed knitting pattern guides you step by step through the creative process, so even advanced beginners will have lots of fun. You’ll need patience for the spots, but the result is something to be proud of. Let your imagination run wild when choosing colors – Amani likes it colorful!

You can find more information here: CLICK!

Squishy, funny, cuddly – that’s probably the best way to describe the Funny Bird. Its knitted construction is very interesting, because its body with the funny stripes is knitted with short rows. Never tried that before? It’s really easy, and the Funny Bird is a great way to practice. Of course, there’s an illustrated pattern for short rows and much more.

This way to the Funny Bird: CLICK!

You just can’t get enough of cute amigurumi? Then crochet yourself a whole cheeky teddy bear gang! 

What you’ll need:
-Scrap yarn in the colors you want
-A matching crochet hook
-A bit of stuffing
-A key ring or mini carabiner
-more decorations (if desired)

Since it only uses chain stitches and single crochet stitches, the pattern is absolutely suitable for beginners.



Of course, the pattern for the little bow, the side bag, and the backpack is included too.

Get the pattern here and start right away!

I hope you have lots of fun! :) 

This guardian owl has a very important job. It clearly shows on the door whether the room may be entered. This is not only very useful for the bathroom or restroom, but for any room door. After all, children sometimes want to be completely on their own, too—without a key.

With this, you have a nice and totally useful Christmas gift for everyone in the family. 



The crochet pattern with lots of photos is written so that even beginners can manage it well. 

In my shop, there is also another version for everyone who prefers little bears. And both are even available as a value set.

Here’s the crochet pattern for the guardian owl.