The bigger the bee, the better! This giant bumble bee pattern makes for huggable soft plushies. It measures a gigantic 13" x 10". A pattern suitable for avid beginners!
2-in-1 Cow, Highland Cow Palm Plushies
2-in-1 Cow, Highland Cow Palm Plushies, No Sew Crochet Pattern (PDF Pattern)
No-sew 3in1 Spider Plushies Crochet Pattern Bundle
No-sew 3in1 Spider Plushies Crochet Pattern Bundle, Amigurumi PDF File Tutorial Pattern
Gigantic Octopus Crochet Pattern Masterpiece
Check out the “Gigantic Octopus Crochet Pattern Masterpiece”! This pattern is perfect for beginners like me and includes everything you need to create your very own giant, soft, and huggable octopus. Plus, the best part is that it’s crocheted in one piece, so no need for tedious leg sewing! The reviews are filled with praises for the easy-to-follow instructions and the amazing end result. Just be sure to grab some extra yarn and the right-sized hook, and you’ll be crocheting away in no time. Happy stitching!
Pig Bitty Bumble
Ever need a little bit of cuteness to brighten up your day? Your home? Your office? Meet the first in the Bitty Bumble series: A Crochet Pig. Remember when I made the bitty bumble bee? Well. It got me thinking. Wouldn't it be fun to make a whole bunch of little stuffed pieces of crochet goodness? And wouldn't it be fun to give the whole series a fun name… like ‘Bitty Bumble'? And then I found this cutie patootie button and I was a goner. Let's get started!
Benevolent Bumble Bee
The Benevolent Bumble Bee is big, sweet, and ready for a cuddle - no stings, I promise! Make one for someone special with this free crochet pattern on Moogly! The Benevolent Bumble Bee is made with Red Heart With Love and stuffed with Fairfield Poly-fil. By holding the yarn doubled, and using a small hook, the fabric is tight enough to stuff without needing any sort of fabric lining. This pattern is also made amigurumi style (but so big!) - the rounds are worked in spirals, with no joins. This prevents that tell-tale seem, but you'll also want to have stitch markers on hand to mark the first stitch of each round. Believe me, you don't want to skip it, especially when working with black yarn!
