The Baby Chick in Egg pattern is the perfect Easter surprise! This little hatchling is easy and quick to crochet with yarn held doubled, and makes an adorable children's gift! The chick can be removed from the eggshell, and the bow and ribbon can be taken off as well. Kids will love playing with this cute toy. Materials include: yarn, crochet hook, plastic safety eyes, fiberfill stuffing, yarn needle, and scissors. Note: The yarn is held doubled for the chick and egg portions, and held single for the bow and ribbon.

Learn how to get started with amigurumi! Create your own cute little lion doll with this free crochet pattern! this basic and beginner friendly DIY project is perfect for any crocheter and works with any type of worsted weight yarn. This amigurumi is perfect for home decor as well. It can work up quickly. Working with simple stitches, the single crochet, this pattern is worked in the round and sewn together. Photo tutorial on how to attach hair and mane.

Petey the Pug Puppy is an adorable, little dog that is quick and easy to crochet! It's a beginner-friendly pattern that requires the knowledge of the basic amigurumi stitches. If you're a pug lover or know of someone who is, this little guy can surely be a great addition to have! I'm sure he'd lighten up any office desk, bedroom, or softie collection! For more information, please visit the pattern page at: www.sweetsofties.com. Happy crocheting!

Our latest creation is the courageous wizard Harry Potter! Finished Size: Approximately 28 cm (11 inches) tall. Materials: Yarn 8 ply/DK or appropriate in flesh, black, light grey, dark grey, red and yellow. Crochet hook (3 mm) or appropriate Safety eyes (optional) Glasses (optional) 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.

You will be able to make three wishes with this new pattern of the Magic Lamp Genie by Hi Sheep. We need: yarn (light blue, blue, yellow, red and black), black embroidery floss, crochet hook 3 mm, safety eyes 8 mm, stuffing, pipe cleaner, weight for the base and the center of the lamp. The Genie and the lamp together will measure 24 cm / 9,4 inch tall approx. This is a written pattern with pictures.

The ornament head and the body of the angel are made in continuous rounds. Use a stitch marker to keep track of where you are. Head and body are made separately. Only fill the head with filling material. The dress is left open. The hair and wings are made separately. The wings are made in rows. The edge of the dress is made with the crab stitch. Below you can learn how to make the crab stitch. Feel free to use different yarn and hook, but be aware that this will have an impact on the size. You can make an angel with or without a face. If you make it with a face, you need a pair of safety eyes (6 mm). The pattern is written in US terms. Skill level: Advanced beginner Finished size: 11 cm/ 4.5

Put on your Awesome Mix Vol. 1, grab your crochet hook, and crochet yourself your very own baby Groot. This adorable Free Crochet Groot Pattern was inspired by the 2014 summer blockbuster, Guardians of the Galaxy. Whether or not you've seen the film, it's impossible to resist this cute little dancing tree. In addition to worsted weight yarn and embroidery thread, you'll also need pipe cleaners, safety eyes, stuffing, and of course, a small pot to complete this crocheted Groot. Make one for yourself and also make one for a friend -- everyone needs a dancing Groot in their life!

If you like unique and interesting craft projects, then this Voodoo Bunny Crochet Amigurumi Doll is a great pattern for you! You'll love the way the added buttons and thread-like ears make this little creature seem lifelike. Easily use this free crochet amigurumi pattern to make a mini bunny doll as shown or even a quick Halloween decoration too! You can even choose to make this crochet bunny pattern with your favorite yarn color to make the creation feel more personal. With so many possibilities, you can't go wrong!

One of the main reasons I stay away from crochet amigurumi toys is because I just simply hate sewing all the separate parts together. No matter how hard I try to sew it together at the perfect positions to make it all even and matching? It somehow always ends up with crooked arms or legs! That's exactly why I decided to design a toy that does what it says on the tin- no sewing required! This is a completely no sew crochet bunny toy that is worked in one continuous piece. You start at the feet and finish at the ears all in one piece.