The snake entry of my Tiny Animal series starts out tough: you’ll need nimble fingers to work with a starting circle of 3, but it’s a simple pattern overall. And the result is so CUTE!

Welcome to the mouse entry of my Tiny Animal crochet patterns! If you make some of your very own, please feel free (and encouraged!) to share pictures with me by commenting with a link or tagging me on one of my socials.

Welcome to the first of many-to-come Tiny Animal crochet patterns! If you make some of your very own tiny turtles, please feel free (and encouraged!) to share pictures with me by tagging me on one of my socials.

I designed these tiny little chickens to sell on the Artisans Cooperative as a fundraiser item. It’s just so small and simple, I HAD to write up the pattern for free, too.

I didn’t mean to design a fruit, but while experimenting with another animal plush, I realized the bottom of a part I was working on looked just like a strawberry.

A little buddy designed to resemble an emperor penguin. You will need two main colors to represent the black and white on a real penguin, and a tiny bit of a third one to represent the orangey-red on the beak. Some black for the eyes is also suggested, unless you would like to use buttons or pins.

At roughly 4’4” with 263 rounds, this stuffed snake is just about the size of a real female ball python. The whole thing is worked in the round through a series of increases and decreases, and there’s room for some personalization regarding body curves and face shape.

If you know the double crochet stitch, and how to work front and back post stitches, you can make this bag! You’ll need two to three colors of any worsted weight yarn, a 4mm hook, and a darning needle for sewing on the handle.