Here is a pdf pattern for a bunny or a bear depending on which ears you choose. It can be made with a straight edge to the body or the frilled edge. The size will depend on the weight of yarn you use and the hook size

For this unicorn I used:

This is a pdf crochet pattern for a hippo toy 8-10cm tall (depending on yarn used)

These instructions will guide you towards a cute little narwhal complete with fins, a flippy tail and a smart spiral horn.

These instructions will guide you towards a basic doll with a moveable (pull-off-able) head, bendy wired arms and button jointed hips so he’s a pretty flexible fella!

This little foxy (or wolf!) is worked in the round using single crochet. There’s lots of shaping but all using single crochet and chains but it may not be for absolute beginners.

This pattern and yarn combo will produce a cuddly sheep approximately 30cm from top to toe and is a great excuse to use up that lovely textured yarn that you bought without quite knowing what for :)

I have not included a pattern for the daisy chain headband (I forgot!) but I will add it to my blog when I get a chance

This pattern is worked in one piece from one ‘arm’ to the other ‘arm’.

**** buy this pattern with Rudy & Robin for just $5 - that’s 4 critters for your tree****

This pattern has detailed instructions for both Rudy the Reindeer and Robin the….robin. Lots of nice pictures and diagrams where I think it will help. You really don’t need much yarn at all so it’s a good chance to use up some stash.

Both pig and monkey stand about 10cm high, I got them both out of one ball of the patterned yarn and a small amount of contrasting colour.

This started off as a nice monkey toy but then I got to thinking about halloween and well….zombie monkey was born/created/mutatified

This giraffe is designed to be dragged around and loved and stands about 30cm tall.

A little easter bunny offering - though it almost looks like a dog….

Originally this pattern was going to just be for the hippo design but I soon realised it could be very easily adapted - and so I did!