Lewis the Dodo Bird is a fun amigurumi crochet pattern for an intermediate artist. He is a fun, fast project, with that wonderful bit of whimsy familiar to the dodo. They were curious, confident birds with a very distinct shape and unique face. Lewis the Dodo is no exception. What a proud example of the dodo! ewis’ pattern is made in several pieces with very little shaping. His classic birdy shape is created by angling the body and attaching the neck on top of the tilted body and the legs on the opposite end of the football that is Lewis the Dodo’s body.

Clark is a detailed fox amigurumi pattern ready to teach you new techniques in crochet. With glitter eyes and unique, realistic shaping, this plushy is as bold as his tail is fluffy. As with most of my designs, I spent time looking at pictures of live foxes and silver foxes while researching my plans for Clark. I love the way that they look so confident and majestic, but they also have this swagger that makes it feel like that majesty is as natural to them as breathing.

Valentine's day special free pattern by Hi Sheep. This pattern makes a very quick project and also fairly easy, it uses mostly single crochet stitch and you get this pretty adorable little bear! We are going to need DK yarn colors: white 30 gr, fuchsia 5 gr, red 5 gr, bit of brown and a bit of pink, 3 mm crochet hook, black embroidery floss for the eyes. The bear will be 11 cm / 4,3 inch tall. Happy Valentine's day!!!!

The Hawaiian Hula Dancer features this sweet Pacific Islander girl named Leilani. She wears a red top, a removable green hula skirt, and a removable crown of beautiful, red flowers in her long, black hair. This is a relatively quick and easy crochet project, and makes the perfect gift for kids who would love playing with toy dolls that have accessories! This doll pattern is a variation of Sweet Softies’ Baby Bean Doll. To make the Hawaiian Hula Girl, you will also need pattern instructions for the Baby Bean doll base, a free pattern on the Sweet Softies blog.

Free pattern with complete video tutorial on the Sweet Softies blog! Crochet this cute, little baby Yoda / Grogu doll with my easy beginner-friendly amigurumi instructions! This chibi style design is a kokeshi shaped doll with a plump body, large head, and little arms. It's very quick to work up and makes a great last-minute gift for Star Wars or Mandalorian fans for Christmas holiday, as stocking stuffers, birthday presents, or more. They also make great party favors for Star Wars themed events, or for selling at craft fairs.

Click here for the crochet pattern

However, the amigurumi doll doesn't have to be a strictly true to form classic. Thus, here is a pattern for a more modern take. Overall, the Lulu doll will be a wonderful way of crocheting a series of dolls with different accessories and of different sizes. Of course, you can take these dolls and do them up in a classic fashion, but really, there is just so much room to work with in the modern style as well.

Go to the pattern: Lullu Doll.

To begin with, this ami birdie looks like he's ready to go to a beat ppooetry competition or a stroll along a Parisian boulevard. In particular, I adore his slightly squinted, a bit blase eyes.

So, here is an amigurumi goose in a lovely bobble hat, ready for whatever the weather throws at it. Of course, the color of the hat is up to you, and you can certainly use symbolic ones for a given holiday.

To begin with, the first of our Thanksgiving decor ideas is a decorative turkey to dress up your table, kitchen or living room. Indeed, this little guy will make sure your Thanksgivig will be perfect. Of course, he’ll be great as a fun gift when you go to visit someone as well.

Lastly, how about a teddy bear that's ready for a blustery fall wind? Indeed, with its colorful, warm scarf, this little amigurumi cutie can face whatever Mother Nature can throw at him and your child.