Written pattern in US terminology for Space Alien crochet pattern.

The Andy the Astronaut pattern is written using US terminology.

The Bumblebee Hive Hexagon Blanket pattern is written using US terminology.

The Storybook Baby Basics Crochet Hat pattern is written using US terminology.

Make yourself some tiny bumblebees with this quick and easy pattern by Storybook Crochet!

Create your own little astronaut buddy with this digital crochet pattern! This tutorial is great for beginners, as it uses basic amigurumi stitches and works up quickly and easily!

Candy Jellies Crochet Pattern

The Baby Bootie pattern is written using US terminology.

Sweetie Cupcake Crochet Pattern:

The Christmas Tree pattern is written using US terminology.

Ivy the Elephant Crochet Pattern

Crochet yourself this adorable Hickory Mouse! This easy to follow pattern is a written tutorial with photos to help along the way.

Make this darling Witch’s Brew Cauldron for your Halloween decor and a fun holiday toy for your little tricksters!

Make this darling pumpkin witch for your Halloween decor and a fun holiday toy for your little tricksters!

My Supergirl Doll is a digital pattern that includes a written and photo tutorial.

Written pattern in US terminology for Alien Buddy crochet pattern.

These adorable little aliens are ready to zoom away in their spaceships!

Veggie Buddies are here! Look for Carrots’s friends Corn, Tomato, Eggplant, Onion and Pumpkin to arrive in my pattern shop soon!

Veggie Buddies are here! Look for Corn’s friends Carrot, Tomato, Eggplant, Onion and Pumpkin to arrive in my pattern shop soon!

Veggie Buddies are here! Look for Tomato’s friends Carrot, Corn, Eggplant, Onion and Pumpkin to arrive in my pattern shop soon!

This pattern is for a Medieval Princess amigurumi pattern. It is a written and photo tutorial.

The Nile Crocodile pattern is written using US terminology.

The Egyptian Pyramid pattern is written using US terminology.

The Tiny Baby Doll pattern is written using US terminology.

The Mummy pattern is written using US terminology.

This is a free written pattern for Tiny Angel Wings that can be worked up in minutes. They can be used on amigurumi or as an applique on any of your projects.

The pattern is easy to follow with step-by-step detailed instructions accompanied by plenty of photos. It is a total of 8 pages.

This pattern is a tutorial for the Spring Gnome Crochet Pattern. It is perfect for any level of experience, with plenty of photos to help along the way.

The King Tut pattern is written using US terminology.

The Bumble the Bear pattern is written using US terminology.

Create your own little candy corn jellyfish with this digital crochet pattern! This tutorial is great for beginners, as it uses basic amigurumi stitches and works up quickly and easily!

Create your own little ghost jellyfish with this digital crochet pattern! This tutorial is great for beginners, as it uses basic amigurumi stitches and works up quickly and easily!

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This item is a digital crochet tutorial, not a physical item.

This cute little star is quick and easy to make up. You can use this pattern as an applique or make toys, key chains, or a nice garland out of it!

The Mrs. Claus Teddy Bear pattern is written using US terminology.

The Oh, Christmas Tree pattern is written using US terminology.

Create your own little pumpkin jellyfish with this digital crochet pattern! This tutorial is great for beginners, as it uses basic amigurumi stitches and works up quickly and easily!

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The Santa Baby Booties pattern is written using US terminology.

The Santa Teddy Bear pattern is written using US terminology.

This pattern is perfect for beginners, with photos to help with the written instructions.

The Winslow Bearington pattern is written using US terminology.

Create your own little witch jellyfish with this digital crochet pattern! This tutorial is great for beginners, as it uses basic amigurumi stitches and works up quickly and easily!

Create your own little zombie jellyfish with this digital crochet pattern! This tutorial is great for beginners, as it uses basic amigurumi stitches and works up quickly and easily!