These adorable capybaras are the perfect companion for any animal lover. Whether you're a fan of these charming rodents or just love cute and cuddly toys, these amigurumi plushies are sure to be a hit. It's the perfect gift for any occasion, or a great addition to your own collection of stuffed animals.
I'll admit, I have a kid, but I would cuddle with this plush capybara in to time! Measuring a convenient 15 inches tall in a seated position, this capybara is almost as playful and as social as the real deal.
This Capybara pattern is nice and chunky, at about 8″ (20cm) long. Despite the size, he's pretty quick to crochet: he's made in a single color; his head and body are crocheted as one piece, and capys don't have tails! He has magical shaping built in, and the perfect snooty Capybara nose.
These small monster amigurumis are crocheted around a rattle made of a plastic egg from a Kinder Surprise chocolate egg filled with small glass beads. But you can always use fiberfill to stuff the body. Long antennae are perfect for grabbing with small hands.
Their size will be about 8,5 cm (3 1/3) tall, including the antennae, when crocheted with fingering weight cotton yarn and a 1,75 mm crochet hook.
If you are a child of the 90th, no description for these toys is needed: you probably already gave them a piece of your heart.
'J' Monster is a horrendous and beautiful creature. Hairy Meatball is a smelly, funny, and shy one.
Pink Mosquito is the nervous bunny-like monster with feet in the shape of an elf's shoe.
These patterns will not only help you to make your own amazing copies of these characters, you will also learn some of the unique techniques for shaping the crochet details.
Who doesn't dream of making their own stuffed animal toy? Got a little bit of Bernat Blanket yarn sitting around your house? With just a small amount of this soft, fluffy, and bulky yarn, you can make a cute little crochet plush owl. This wise old owl is a great design - make one in every color of the rainbow!
Meet Ludo, a free spirit in the movie Labyrinth. Not bewitched by the evil Jared, Ludo finds a Friend in Sarah who rescued this oversized teddy bear from the goblins! This do it yourself home decor monster wall art can be displayed by a mighty crochet conquering warrior hunting their trophy head.
If you know a kid fascinated by monsters, this spooky little one will be a great addition to his or her toy box! Two long tentacles with eyes on their tips and a big long mouth make it looks a bit funny, don't you think?!
It's such an easy and quick crochet project that you'll want to make more than just one little monster! Use different colors, yarn and hook sizes to create an army of spooky monsters!
An adorable stuffed bunny from a simple crochet rectangles!? Done in an hour or two?! Yes please!
Whether you need a quick baby shower gift, an inexpensive Easter basket surprise or you just want a very beginner-friendly project to use up some stash yarn, this bunny is hop-py to help! Be warned though, these bunnies are addictive! You won't be able to crochet just one!
