Are you a Star Wars fan? We have just the pattern for you. Using this free crochet pattern you can make a little Yoda character. Use any color yarn you wish. Whether you want to work up your favorite green Jedi Master or The Mandolorian version, Grogu (affectionately called "Baby Yoda" by fans), you can do so easily with this tutorial.

Since it's small, you can have this character completed in an afternoon and get started on the next. He'd make a great gift for the biggest Star Wars fan in your life for any holiday. The instructions make it easy for anyone to understand, too. So, in the immortal words of the green guy himself: "Do or do not. There is no try."

This mommy and me seahorse amigurumi set is pretty quick to work up and so fun! This pattern includes instructions for making the mommy and the baby sea horse. Mommy seahorse measures about 6.5 inches from top to bottom, while baby seahorse is about 5 inches. These seahorses are worked from the bottom up, starting with the tail and ending with the head (in one piece). Then the mane, snout, and fins are attached at the end. This pattern is one of the five patterns in my ocean themed amigurumi series. If you're looking to make some more little sea creatures, the series also includes a Sea Turtle, Whale, Jellyfish, and an Octopus! Visit the free crochet pattern at the link below for more details!

Who ya gonna call? No reason to be afraid of this adorable ghostie! Two piece amigurumi will give the kids hours of fun...Fast project to make, and a great stashbuster, too! So, set aside an hour or two, and whip one up tonight-You'll love it as much as the kids do! The NO symbol and the ghost are separate pieces, so you can even add them to other projects-Full instructions for both pieces, with a few helpful photos!

The pattern is written with U.S. crochet terms, complete with clear instructions and tons of pictures to help you along the way. Una The Unicorn is crocheted in continuous spirals without joining the rounds. We suggest using a stitch marker or different color yarn to keep track of each round. Una The Unicorn crocheted in worsted weight yarn is approximately 6.5 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!

Our latest creation is the courageous witch, Hermione Granger! Of course she would be very happy with our Harry Potter Amigurumi Finished Size: Approximately 28 cm (11 inches) tall. Materials: Yarn 8 ply DK or appropriate in flesh, black, light grey, dark grey, purple, blue, green, white, red and yellow. Crochet hook (3 mm) or appropriate Stuffing You can use any yarn and crochet hook combination that gives you good tension. Normally this would be a hook around two sizes smaller than that recommended on the yarn label. The pattern is written in English with US crochet terminology.

Randy the Cactus Snowman is the third installment of my Christmas Cactus patterns. Other installments include Stanley the Cactus Snowman and Saint Prickolaus. Randy is a barrel cactus that loves Christmas and always dreamed of leading Santa's sleigh. He is quick to make and very adorable. This pattern is accesible for beginners that are familiar with amigurumi crochet. Randy is made of 5 different pieces that are made separately and sewn together. Make your own Randy the Cactus Reindeer or gift one to a friend.

Easy to follow and beginner friendly pattern for a baby dinosaur. Cute, adorable and curious looking. Fantastic project for any dinosaur fans! The finished toy is 25 cm (ca.10 inches) tall and 13 cm (ca. 5 inches) wide. Complexity level: Lower intermediate / Experienced beginner. Head and body are made as one piece. Legs, cheeks and heart are separate and sewn in. Time to create: depending on your experience may take around a day to complete the project. Materials used: Drops Paris Yarn, 2mm (US B-1), 3mm (D-3) and 4mm (US G-6) crochet hooks; toy stuffing and safety eyes.

A little bit of cute with a touch of sass. That's what I think of when I see this Crochet Tiger Bitty Bumble. This little burst of fun is the third small amigurumi in my series: Bitty Bumbles. These bitty bumbles are just so darn fun to make. Make one for your office or to tuck on a shelf. Or make them for a little one in your life who might just carry them around by the fistful!

Nothing signals the beginning of spring like sweet new baby animals. They are so cute, and make the most darling little noises. This little chick is a little shy, so you'll have to listen to him closely to hear him chirp. He's a little softie once he warms up to you though, and is the perfect size for sitting in the crook of your arm as you make him some other little crochet friends for him to play with!