Looking for a fun, easy, and quick crochet project to whip up for this Halloween season? Well, look no further! This tiny, baby ghostie could be the perfect little one to make! Add a string, perhaps with a tiny bell inside, and hang him up around the house! The only drawback is that this little ghostie is probably not very good at spooking anyone, since he's so itty-bitty and cute! With a face like that, it'll be hard to draw out some blood-curling screams!
This is a fun and simple amigurumi pattern for a crochet mouse. You can find many pictures in this pattern that shows you how to crochet the different parts. The finished mouse is about 16 cm/6 inches long. You can customize the dress and add stripes if you want to. There is also link to a daddy mouse and a baby mouse in the blog post. This could be a fun set to play with for children.
Waking up on Christmas morning as a child is so magical. Knowing the whole day will be filled with family fun and toys you've only dreamed about. Some of my favorite gifts to make for the holiday season are children's toys. There's this element of whimsy and excitement unmatched anywhere else. That's why I wanted to share this fox stuffed animal with you. The Mrs Fox Toy is adorable and fun, and so imaginative. As a kid, I would have loved playing with her. She's this adorable little fox with rosy cheeks and a little bow on her head. She also has a detachable scarf, jacket, and dress so she can go on all the adventures with you.
Hattie the Hippo baby rattle is a quick yet cute last-minute gift for that baby shower! It works up really fast. The stem is designed for a good grip - and can be customised to any colour that you want to match a nursery or even a baby blanket. You can pair it with our Hattie the Hippo amigurumi for an adorable baby gift. This pattern was made using DK yarn and a 2.75mm hook but any yarn with the relevant hook will do.
The pattern is written in U.S. crochet terms, complete with clear instructions and pictures to help you along the way. Frankey is crocheted in continuous spirals without joining the rounds. I suggest using a stitch marker or different color yarn to keep track of each round. Frankey is crocheted in worsted weight yarn and is approximately two inches tall. Be aware that size may vary depending on the yarn and hook size used. Gauge is not particularly important, just be consistent with the tension you are using. And most importantly, have fun!
This is an easy to follow pattern to make your very own Tiny Baymax. You can easily change the heart button to a little crocheted heart, or even embroider one on his chest! He works up quickly and is about 6 inches tall.
This Free Amigurumi Ladybug crochet pattern is great to create ladybugs. Their small size make them perfect for keychains or little hands. They work up really quickly. These cute crochet ladybug would be perfect for you or any ladybug lover. To make this amigurumi, you will need a 3.5 mm hook but you can use a smaller or bigger hook to make them slightly smaller or bigger. This is an easy/beginner level crochet pattern.
Create one of these adorable moose pals with this pattern. They are about 13 inches tall and oh so cuddly! Use Red Heart Comfort yarn with a 5mm hook, and you will have a cute friend in no time. Keep this little one for yourself, or give it as a gift to someone special. There is also a free pattern for the overalls, so you can give them something to wear!
The Unicorn Pixie is an adorable, little pocket sized doll that is quick and easy to crochet. This magical fantasy creature has a unicorn horn and ears, flower crown, highlights in her hair, and a lacy frill skirt. This amigurumi design is very versatile and can easily be customized by using different yarn colors to change up the pastel cotton candy theme, making different hairstyles, or adding embellishments such as beads, buttons, and appliques. This beautiful doll is a great gift for kids who love to play with small toys. She also makes for a great birthday, Christmas, or holiday present!
