Made as written this pattern will make a small 4” tall witch hat, with a slightly bent tip. I created it for use on my handmade rag dolls. Using a larger (or smaller) hook will result in a different sized hat.

Meet Freddy P. Fluffnstuff the Snuggle Monster! Freddy is soft, squishy and totally snuggly! Freddy is a versatile monster with multiple parts to choose from. Make all of his parts or pick and choose which ones you want your monster to have! Plus he has more than one option for a few of his body parts! You could make multiple different Freddy’s...

Little Devil horns

After completing my first set of potion bottles, I kept thinking of other shapes that I could make. So welcome to set #2, which includes five new, different potion bottle shapes!

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LIL’ MIKEY MEOWERS

LIL’ KITTY

Before going to the Renaissance Festival this year, I was thinking of things that I could make and give away to random patrons at the festival. I wanted something that didn’t take a lot of yarn, and something that would work up fast. Potion bottles came to mind, so I just freehanded five different shapes. They went over well and I actually gave...

These ears can be used with any amigurumi animal or beastie or as an alternative to ears from other patterns. The download includes two different ear patterns.

I wanted an alternate horn to use on the Viking Helmet by Safiya Ali and the Inner Beast by Sharon Maher, but couldn’t find a pattern for the shape I had in mind, so I made my own.

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The brain eater dice bag is a variation of my brain eater fish hat. The finished bag is about 5-6 inches deep from just below the drawstring round.

The brain eater hat came into being a few years ago when my grandson was into monsters. I remembered when I was a kid and my brother would put his hand on my head and ask “What’s this?” to which he would then add, “It’s a brain eater and it’s starving!” As annoying as it was for me as a child, it is one of those silly little memories that I loo...

Lil’ Freddy is the sixth in my Horror Kitties Collection

Lil’ Chucky is the fifth in my Horror Kitties Collection

Lil’ Penn is the fourth in my Horror Kitties collection

Lil’ Pinhead is the third in my Horror Kitties Collection

Lil’ Jason is the second in my Horror Kitties Collection

Lil’ Sam is the first in my Horror Kitties Collection

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I used to create these little monsters for my grandson when he was little and he always loved them. I finally decided it was time to write up some patterns to share them.

I used to create these little monsters for my grandson when he was little and he always loved them. I finally decided it was time to write up some patterns to share them.

I used to create these little monsters for my grandson when he was little and he always loved them. I finally decided it was time to write up some patterns to share them.

I used to create these little monsters for my grandson when he was little and he always loved them. I finally decided it was time to write up some patterns to share them.

Little Monster #8 is Clodhopper

I used to create these little monsters for my grandson when he was little and he always loved them. I finally decided it was time to write up some patterns to share them.

I used to create these little monsters for my grandson when he was little and he always loved them. I finally decided it was time to write up some patterns to share them.

I used to create these little monsters for my grandson when he was little and he always loved them. I finally decided it was time to write up some patterns to share them.

I used to create these little monsters for my grandson when he was little and he always loved them. I finally decided it was time to write up some patterns to share them.

I used to create these little monsters for my grandson when he was little and he always loved them. I finally decided it was time to write up some patterns to share them.

I used to create these little monsters for my grandson when he was little and he always loved them. I finally decided it was time to write up some patterns to share them.

I used to create these little monsters for my grandson when he was little and he always loved them. I finally decided it was time to write up some patterns to share them.

Boogie Cat is worked in the round.

I saw a cute zombie bear, but trying the pattern webpage multiple times, I only ever got an error page not found. So what do you do when you really wanted to make it? Create your own pattern of course! I wanted to share it for free with anyone else that has a love of odd things lol.

I wanted a simple messy bun hat pattern, one that only used basic stitches, that could be easily embellished if desired. I also wanted the option of using an elastic hair tie at the top or leaving that out. After sifting through a ton of patterns and not really finding what I wanted, I just decided to sit down and make my own pattern for it. I ...

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Gauge not important.

Finished bunny is about 6.5 inches tall.

I’ve been making these freehand for a while and finally decided to write it down as I went, so I could share the pattern with others. This pattern has not been tested. Worked in the round, do not join.

If any year has needed a themed Christmas Tree ornament, it is definitely this year 2020! I decided my 2020 tree ornament was going to be a roll of TP, I even used Caron Christmas Glitter yarn for mine!

The year is 2020, where toilet paper is sometimes in short supply, so I thought it would be amusing to make a tiny roll of toilet paper for the Santa doll I was making to have in his hand. It was received well, so I figured that I’d put the pattern up for others to enjoy and get a laugh out of!

A very simple harness for small dogs.

For my rug, I used approximately 750 yards of Aunt Lydia’s Heavy Rug Yarn. Yardage may differ depending on the size of rug you desire. My rug is 30”X44”

I wanted a string toy for my new cat, but couldn’t seem to find one with a working link on Ravelry, So I made up my own pattern, I typed it up for future reference and then decided to go ahead and add it to Ravelry, just in case anyone else might be searching for an easy to crochet cat toy as well.