Try out the adorable Busy Bumble Bee Crochet Design Pattern! This pattern, available for only $1, is perfect for creating your own cute little bee friend. Customers have praised how easy it is to follow, and some even made their own colorful variations. Plus, you can sell the finished products too! Just remember to check your purchase receipt for a coupon for felt eyes and mouths. Happy crocheting!
Turtle-Themed Crochet Coaster Pattern
Easy Turtle-Themed Crochet Coaster Pattern: Cute No-Sew Quick Make
Engaging Introduction
This Turtle-Themed Crochet Coaster Pattern turns a simple round coaster into an adorable little turtle you can use, gift, or sell at craft fairs. Inspired by the soft sage-green and blush-pink turtle in the photo, this design features a beautifully striped shell, a rounded head, four raised flippers, and tiny eyes crocheted directly into the edge. Best of all, the entire turtle is 100% no-sew. There are no separate legs, head, or eyes to stitch onto the finished coaster. Everything is incorporated as you crochet. That makes this project especially convenient for beginner crocheters and craft-fair makers who want a polished finished product without a long finishing session. The flat shell works beautifully as a drink coaster, while the raised bobble features give it the unmistakable personality of a cute turtle. Use cotton yarn for a practical coaster, or soft acrylic yarn when making this as a decorative turtle motif.
Bumble Bee Gnome Pattern
Follow the step-by-step instructions provided to make this cute and cuddly one-piece bumble bee gnome. This is a beginner-friendly pattern and works in continuous rounds with basic stitches. It's customizable and an excellent yarn-buster project. The finished size is 8 ½”.
Tiger Bitty Bumble
A little bit of cute with a touch of sass. That's what I think of when I see this Crochet Tiger Bitty Bumble. This little burst of fun is the third small amigurumi in my series: Bitty Bumbles. These bitty bumbles are just so darn fun to make. Make one for your office or to tuck on a shelf. Or make them for a little one in your life who might just carry them around by the fistful!
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!
