Animal Christmas: Share the Anticipation with the Crazypatterns Animals

Dear users, dear authors,
the animals in the Crazypatterns shop are really looking forward to the Advent and Christmas season. If you make them right away, you can open the Advent calendar doors together and fill the St. Nicholas sack together, too. Shop amigurumi now.

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

These little animals are knitted up in no time from leftover yarn and are guaranteed to fit in the Advent calendar. They are all from my “Restefresserchen” series, which I’ll be expanding little by little. Just have a browse in my shop!

Here are the little owls: CLICK!

Here you’ll find Brummel the Bumblebee: CLICK!

And here come the little ducklings waddling along: CLICK!

Kiki the squirrel is also looking forward to St. Nicholas Day because she loves to munch on nuts sooo much! Just make sure she doesn’t sneak them all away so you get to enjoy some too!
You can finish crocheting Kiki before Christmas. You’ll need reddish-brown cotton yarn and eyelash yarn for the tail and ears. Kiki isn’t hard to crochet, but you should have some experience crocheting amigurumi.
You can find more details and the pattern HERE!

If you're still looking for something to fill the Advent calendar, finger puppets are ideal! They aren't hard to crochet, work up quickly, and you can use up small bits of leftover yarn. And they're always a hit because they fit in any pants pocket!
Here, for example, is the hedgehog pair Anny and Bruno, who would love to move in with you.
In my shop you can find even more patterns for finger puppets.

The cute polar bear Manni in a Christmas elf costume is, of course, especially excited for Christmas!



What you need:
- Crochet yarn in your desired colors
-a matching crochet hook
-stuffing
-safety eyes
-A little bell (if desired)

every enthusiastic crafter is sure to already have a sewing needle and scissors at home anyway! :-)

You should be familiar with the following: 
chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, treble crochet, decreases and increases, color changes


So, get the pattern here and get started right away! 

The Colorful Kangaroos would also love to accompany you through the Christmas season! 



Required materials:
-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. 

And here’s the pattern!

Both animals come with detailed step-by-step patterns with lots of pictures. So the patterns are definitely suitable for ambitious beginners.

I hope you have lots of fun! :) 

From the elephant to the giraffe to the little bear - the Christmas spirit has already broken out in my amigurumi shared home, too. All patterns are described in detail and include lots of close-up photos, so even amigurumi beginners with basic knowledge can achieve beautiful results. The exact material details can be found on the respective detail page and, of course, in the pattern itself.

Elephant Lady Eluisa - 25 cm long from trunk to bottom

 

Giraffe Gunnar - a giraffe-tastic 30 cm tall

 

Little Bear Belalo - a cuddly 21 cm tall

 

I hope you have lots of fun crocheting them! :-)

Crochet your own moose!
The pattern is written and illustrated in a beginner-friendly way.
You can find information on materials and required skills here

Whether it's Lion, Piglet or Fox - they all look forward to finding new friends at Christmas ♥

Soft and cuddly and handmade - children's eyes will light up! And at a good 30 cm tall, they are all the ideal size for cuddling ♥

The crochet patterns are all described step by step and include numerous detailed photos, so even crochet beginners can achieve a lovely result :-)





Here are a few gifts that will make every child's heart leap with joy,
stuffed with cuddly, soft fiberfill.
The eyes are embroidered, especially for the little ones.
but you can also use safety eyes.

Lionel the lion comes in different outfits

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/4676/kuschelloewen-lionel-mit-hose-und-kapuzen-jacke



or how about a skunk for a change
Stoffel the skunk is looking for a home; he wants to give away his heart,
who will love him?
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/4609/stinktier-stoffel-hat-ein-herz-zu-verschenken-haekelanleitung-von-dadade


or the kangaroo with baby Joey from faraway Australia
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/3896/kaenguru-katja-mit-baby-joey-zum-kuscheln-haekelanleitung-von-dadade

I’d like to warmly recommend my crocheted penguins.
All parts are crocheted; the cheeks are embellished afterwards with a bit of Märchenwolle and a small felting needle.
You’ll find a detailed description in the pattern.
Penguin Pattern