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Brand new in my shop is Hoppel the Bunny, baby’s first cuddly toy. He’s crocheted using three different types of yarn (chenille, fuzzy yarn, and cotton) so that the baby can feel a variety of textures and materials. The colors are up to you—for example, shades of blue for little boys or shades of pink for little girls. The body isn’t stuffed with toy filling, so the baby can grip him easily.
To crochet Hoppel, you’ll need a little less than half a ball of each yarn.
Click here for the pattern!

Isn't Kiki the squirrel cute, nibbling on her acorn like that? She's very tame and feels especially at home with you, whether as fall decoration or simply to love and cuddle. Kiki is crocheted from reddish-brown cotton. For the tail and ear tips, you'll need a long-haired eyelash yarn (such as Peppina by Lana Grossa).
You can find more details and the pattern here!

If you want to create an underwater world at home, then you absolutely must crochet the seahorse Hippy. It’s best to use a yarn with a beautiful color gradient for this. (For example, I used Moonlight by Bumbo, which also contains a glitter thread.) Hippy is about 24 cm long and is easy to crochet. The body contains pipe cleaner wire so that it curls nicely downward.
Click here for the pattern!

These two funny little animals—a guardian owl and a guardian bear—have an important job. They guard a room, for example the bathroom, kids’ room, study, bedroom, or bathroom. They are especially popular with children.

The perfect garden project and a great gift for the kids or for Dad, who needs some peace and quiet in the study.

Easy to make for beginners with basic knowledge.

Here is the crochet pattern for the guardian owl.

Here is the crochet pattern for the little guardian bear.

There is also a value bundle with both patterns—via this link.

This sweet little cuddly bear is something special and is sure to be loved, because it was knitted by Mom or Grandma herself. 

Great for beginners with basic skills; it’s very easy with the pattern, where all the steps are clearly explained.

Click here for the knitting pattern for baby’s cuddly bear.

This ladybug is a special little creature that helps you out in the kitchen as an oven mitt. It could become the eye-catcher in your kitchen.

Perfect for beginners with basic skills. It’s also a great project for the garden.
My tip: Crochet a few more right away, and you’ll already have some Christmas gifts ready.

Click here for the crochet pattern for the ladybug potholders.