The winged monkeys from L. Frank Baum’s 1900 masterpiece The Wonderful Wizard of Oz have captivated imaginations for generations. Cursed by a great sorceress, the winged monkeys must obey the owner of a beautiful golden cap and grant them three great deeds. The Wicked Witch of the West possesses the cap until it is won by Dorothy Gale, who even...

By day he sleeps, by night he stalks- beware this fowl most foul! There are many myths surrounding the mysterious figure that is Count Quackula, but one thing is certain: for as

Sailors across the seven seas live in terror of the monster from the depths known as the Quacken! The scourge of many bathtubs, it is both terrifying and adorable. With minmal sewing, it won’t be long before you’re ready to release the Quacken!

Here you’ll find a combination of three things I love most in the world: cute animals, delicious food, and puns! The Bunana looks equally adorable in and out of the peel and is made by crocheting a few separate pieces and sewing them together.

This is my first attempt at a wearable crochet pattern! I’ve included instructions on how to alter the pattern to make sure it fits, and hopefully you’ll be the talk of the coven with your new understated, classic hat!

These little reptiles are turtley awesome and fun to make! They can be made in a variety of sizes just by changing the yarn and hooks used. Made up of individual pieces that are then sewn together, this pattern is very beginner friendly!

Included in this pattern are the instructions to make a cuddly baby yeti or sasquatch. The instructions are the same, just using different colored yarn, and leaving the horns off for baby sasquatch!

Whether the Drew-Bee is your first amigurumi, or your thousand-and-first, I hope you’ll enjoy making a little bee friend. Included in this pattern are the instructions to make a very simple beginner-friendly version, as well as a more intermediate color-change technique if you’re looking for a new challenge! I might be biased, but think it’s cu...

Included in this pattern are the instructions to make an amigurumi hippo in 2 different sizes. The regular hippo is perfect for little hands and is an excellent cuddling companion while the chonky hippo is a much larger version that is both squishy and huggable!

Sometimes you just need to slow things down a bit, and nobody knows that better than snails! The head and body of this snail are worked in one long piece and the antennae are made separately and sewn on. The swirling spiral shell of this snail is a lot of fun to make, but can be a bit tricky to get a hang of. It’s comprised of two pieces made i...

Included in this pattern set are the instructions to make an amigurumi Sun, Moon, and Star. The Sun and the Moon are great projects for true beginners, while the Star requires a little firmer grasp on the fundamentals of amigurumi- specifically joining pieces together. I hope you enjoy making the Sun, the Moon, and the Stars!

With these instructionsyou can make a whole variety of amigurumi clouds- just by changing the facial expression and the type and color of yarn you use. I’ve also included instructions on how to turn your amigurumi cloud into a beautiful hanging fixture that’s sure to bring a little whimsy to any space. With your creativity the sky is the limit!

Narwhals are incredibly magical creatures- the unicorns of the sea! With these instructions you’ll be able to make a little narwhal of your own. This pattern is beginner friendly, but does require a bit of crochet knowledge.

For the guac lover in your life! This avocado typically measures 5.5” (13.5 cm) tall and 4” (10 cm) wide. This is a 2 page pdf with photos and instructions to make a cuddly avocado of your very own!

A quick, easy, amigurumi ice cream cone that won’t melt in the summer heat! Pattern includes instructions to add scoops if you’re feeling extra hungry!

Did you know that elephants are the largest animals that live on land? They purr to communicate, just like cats! Elephants are the only mammal that can’t jump, and just like how humans are right or left handed, elephants are right or left tusked!

An easy amigurumi bird, perfect for a beginning crocheter! Materials needed: Worsted weight yarn, size 5mm- US H/8 crochet hook, polyester fiberfil, a yarn needle.