Here's a little shrimp who makes a nice guard for your stash, a gift for a friend, or a welcome addition to a crocheted seafood salad. Approximate size of finished plush is approximately 5 inches long, which varies based on yarn weight, hook size, and tightness of stitches.
Crochet the bird of the ocean with Penelope, The Penguin. This penguin plushie is cute, quick, and easy to make! The pattern is simple and works up quickly, which makes it a great projects for beginners.
The body is constructed with basic shapes, and then a few details are added to make him sparkle. This penguin amigurumi would make a wonderful baby gift or a cute winter decoration for your workspace!
Monochromatic doesn't have to be boring! In this modern fringed crochet throw free pattern, two weights of yarn combine to add instant style and texture to any room of your house.
You'll be able to whip up the blanket portion of the pattern over a weekend and add the fringe while watching TV during the week. It's a super fun, satisfying project that you can enjoy for years to come!
Steve is an amigurumi fish that measures 18 cm long and has stripes and small fins. This pattern includes two versions of Steve the fish, one for amigurumi and one for storing small trinkets.
There's something about owls. Is it their baby-wide eyes? Their mysterious nighttime habits? I'm not sure, but owl somehow manage to be simultaneously enigmatic and totally lovable. This one is heavy on the lovable!
This Giant Owl is one heck of a hugger! At 22 inches tall, he's just right for little arms to squeeze and for young imaginations to love. Although, you're never too old for an unconditionally amiable friend!
Meet Kiefer, the life-sized baby dragon you can crochet! He is most certainly a labor of love, using 22 skeins of green yarn and 4 skeins of secondary colors. There is so much detail in this pattern to make this baby dragon look realistic.
Just look at those muscle bulges, and the eyeballs! This life-sized dragon is just perfect for your little knights to battle with. He is 8ft 6inches long from the tip of his nose to the tip of his tail.
This is an awesome pattern if you prefer to work in smaller blocks and join those pieces together for a finished blanket, which I sometimes find easier than working with a lot of stitches at once. This is also a great stash buster project that you can use to work through all the bits of yarn you have leftover.
These highly textured 3D Conch Shell Sea Shells and starfish will add a touch of the seaside to your home. It's unique, fun, and a great way to use up leftover cotton yarn.
The pattern works up quickly and easily using a repetitive, meditative pattern. This blanket project is suitable for beginners as the chevron/ripple pattern is created using simple increases and decreases. There are no complicated stitches, just half-double and double crochets!
