Baby Triceratops stuffed toy is soft and cuddly, great for children of all ages. With a 4.25mm hook it is about 8” tall, with a 4.00mm hook it would be 6-7” tall. Great as a baby shower gift!

Used a green/blue variegate yarn, shaped after a leopard gecko.

I wrote and designed this pattern for my nephew. It’s very simple and easy to make. I used Bernat super saver in pink, red, white, and blue. You could easily use a blue or bit of white leftover in your stash. it took about half the skein in pink and very small portions in the other colors.

Amigurumi butterfly is very cuddly, and soft.

I wrote and designed this pattern for my nephew. Used Caron simply soft in yellow and pagoda 1 skein of each, and red heart soft solids in carrot (2 skeins), and a small portion of blue mint, white, and black (caron simply soft) for the eyes.

Medium sized softie. Made with Caron simply soft Melon, Blue Mint, Yellow, and Green. You could substitute nearly any four colors you like.

Hi, this unicorn is made in the round, using amigurumi techniques, includes an extensive photo tutorial and directions for sewing together.

Trex done in amigurumi style. I use the yarn under technique in all of my stitching, it helps to make it a tighter fabric. This pattern comes with 2 versions of the t rex. There are photos for every step. Including assembly. There are tips on keeping tight enough tension, and the pattern is written clearly. Inc- increase, 2 sc in the indicated ...

Takes 2 skeins of the soft n shiny loops n threads ombre yarn.

I used Caron simply soft brites melon and green, and white. Any worsted weight yarn could be used. 9mm safety eyes, and hypoallergenic fiber fill.

I wrote and designed this pattern. It’s very fun and easy to make.

4-in-1 dinosaur. As pictured this pattern is of a Stegosaurus, and included photos over every single step. It also include modifications for a brontosaurus (long-neck) and a t-rex, also for just a basic baby dinosaur if you don’t want to make it a specific species. Only available on Ravelry.

I chose to use 100% cotton yarn because this project will be in my kitchen and I wanted it to be easily washable. I had a large skein, and used about a quarter of it for this project. I used the 5.5 mm hook because of the texture of the yarn I used. I find the 5.5 mm moves easier with worsted weight cotton.