This adorable jellyfish amigurumi would make a great toy for any sea-life-loving kiddo! This jellyfish has a rounder head and shorter tentacles giving it an overall rounder look that makes it terribly adorable. Size: From top of head to bottom of tentacles = 6″ approx.
Did you know that you can crochet other stitches, such as the moss stitch, in a corner-to-corner (C2C) style? This technique allows you to easily adjust the size of your project as needed. For a unique touch, try using variegated yarn, which can also help hide any signs of wear and tear over time.
Made with some fingering weight yarn, this Barley Bandana comes in 3 sizes: toddler, child, and adult, making it a wonderful warm weather piece for everyone.
This lovely Baby Yoda can be made by following this YouTube video. It's a simpler version of a Baby Yoda, a more minimalist pattern if that's your preference!
This starfish-inspired star will make a lovely ornament for adorable keychains, Christmas tree decor, or a garland for a baby room. It's a pretty simple pattern, and you will have no trouble learning.
Well, if it isn't some unique leaf pattern! Learn how to make this leaf lettuce design to add to your child's 'fresh produce collection' for playtime.
Delicate but intricate, this mandala crochet pattern is a wall-hanging masterpiece. It uses beautiful pineapple lace & shell stitches to create its glorious pattern.
This dainty coquette dishcloth is so pretty you can even use it as a spa day set, or as a pad to set hot dishes on! This pretty thing uses the Primrose stitch and half double crochet in the 3rd loop to create the texture. It measures 9″ x 9″.