See the separate Jon Snow and Wolf/Direwolf patterns for all the details of what you need to make them.

See the separate patterns for Captain Mal Reynolds and Jayne Cobb for all the details of what you need to make them.

Buy all three of my Firefly patterns - Captain Mal Reynolds, Kaylee Frye and Jayne Cobb - together at a reduced price. See the separate patterns for each character for all the details of what you need to make them.

This is a simple pattern to make a three-dimensional amigurumi heart that could be used for all sorts of things. Make it into a decoration, make several of them and display in a bowl or string together to hang on the wall. You could give one to someone you’ve fallen in love with, or stick pins in it if they break your heart!

With this pattern you can make yourself a cute little Pumpkinhead Witch or Scarecrow, perfect to keep you company during the cool autumn days. They’re not really scary at all, but they’re just the thing for a happy Halloween.

B2EMO is a curious and loyal groundmech salvage assist droid who has served the Andor family for many years. Also called Bee-two, or simply Bee, he is very attached to his humans, helping them however he can despite the vocal stuttering and data lags he has developed as he has grown older.

With this pattern you can make a basic human figure which you can alter and accessorize as you wish. It is a fairly simple, non-gendered shape with no features, but with shaping on the body and limbs, and more in proportion than amigurumi usually are. You can insert pipe cleaners/wire to make it poseable, and you can attach it to a base so it c...

This is a set of patterns for you to crochet a variety of tiny woodland animals, along with a playmat that you can also use to carry them around. I’m British, so these are a selection of animals that are found in and around British woodlands, and which have featured in stories and folklore throughout the years.

This is a pattern to make a Baby Chubby Bunny to go with my Chubby Bunnies (which you can also find here on Ravelry). It is very quick and easy, with minimal sewing to finish up, so you can do what bunnies do best, and make lots of baby bunnies!

With this pattern you can crochet a Chubby Bunny with a choice of different looks. Make it with or without arms and legs, or a white tummy. Make it in natural or bright colours, and either crochet the tail or use a pom-pom.

With this pattern you can make yourself a happy little tree friend or a cute toadstool companion. For the Tree Folk you can use a range of yarn colours: different greens for the crown (variegated colours look good) or russet if you want an autumnal tree, and various browns and greys for the trunk. For the Fungus Folk the instantly recognisable ...

These fuzzy trolls are friendly little creatures, who love nothing more than relaxing in a meadow filled with wildflowers. They are brightly coloured, with horns and long fuzzy-ended tails. This pattern has all the information you will need to make a large or small fuzzy troll, using fun fur/eyelash yarn. There is also a series of videos on my ...

Ahsoka Tano is Anakin Skywalker’s padawan learner, who develops her Jedi skills throughout the Clone Wars. She later finds herself at odds with the Jedi Council, but continues to work with those who rebel against the Empire. She is Togruta, with orange skin, and blue and white head-parts.

Fizzgigs are very fluffy, adorable and sometimes grumpy creatures that appear in the world of The Dark Crystal. They are round, with a long tail, four little feet and a big mouth. This pattern gives you all the information you need to crochet your very own Fizzgig, in a choice of two sizes.

With this pattern you can make a wolf (or direwolf) with three different types of markings. I made a completely white wolf, and two grey and white ones; one is grey along the top and white underneath, the other just has a white throat. You can of course use different colours, wolves can be brown, reddish, black, grey or a mixture, and mottled y...

With this pattern you can make two slightly different versions of Jon Snow. One has shorter hair, while the other has longer hair pulled back. The details of their clothes vary, and they can both be made with a fur-collared cloak.

Mooncake is a cute little alien from the animated series Final Space, who flies around making funny noises. Able to exist in the freezing vacuum of space, he turns out to be a lot more powerful than his appearance would suggest.

With this pattern you can make Daenerys Targaryen’s dragons, Drogon, Rhaegal and Viserion, when they are still fairly small. They are designed to go with the pattern to make Daenerys, which is available separately.

This pattern has all the details to make Daenerys in two different outfits, a blue dress that she wears in Essos when her dragons are still quite young, and a grey coat that she wears when she gets back to the colder climes of Westeros.

Darth Maul is a Sith apprentice, aligned to the dark side of the Force. He is an excellent fighter, using a double-ended lightsaber to great advantage, and his species has red skin with black tattoos, along with horns around his head. With this pattern you can make Maul, as well as a removable robe and his lightsaber.

Jar Jar Binks is a friendly, if clumsy, native of Naboo who helps the Jedi who are stranded there, and who ends up fighting in the battle to save his planet. He wears simple clothes suitable to life spent underwater much of the time, including a little waistcoat and a wrap around his waist.

With this pattern you can crochet two versions of Kaylee, Serenity’s cheerful and goodhearted mechanic. Make one version with her hair up, wearing sandals and a removable jacket, and another with long hair and boots.

Porgs are birds which live on the planet Ahch-To, a common sight on the rocky island where Luke Skywalker lives. They are friendly, curious and fearless, and very interested in the new arrivals on their island - some of them even stow away on the Millennium Falcon!

With this pattern you can crochet the Hero of Canton himself, Jayne Cobb. He comes complete with his gun in a holster, and, of course, his very cunning hat.

With this pattern you can crochet your very own Mal Reynolds, captain of Serenity, and star of Firefly. The pattern comes with all the details to make him a removable coat and gun in a holster.

In these PDF instructions you will find patterns for three different dragons, the smallest is the Tiny Dragon Hatchling at 1.5”/4 cm tall; the other two Dragon Hatchlings are slightly larger with the standing one being 5”/12 cm long and the sitting one 2.5”/6 cm tall. They have been designed to be made with minimal sewing together, and the smal...

You can make this cute and friendly badger in two versions, either with or without a warm sweater.

This PDF includes all the patterns you need to make tiny cats in various colours and mini versions of dachshunds, Jack Russell terriers, corgis, pugs and French bulldogs, in different colours and some with little sweaters. They range in size from 2.25” - 3.5” long (6 - 9cm).

With this pattern you can make a cute and cuddly Yeti or Bigfoot, in two different sizes. The little ones are approximately 6” tall (standing), and the big ones are about 9” tall. The smaller version is a slight adaptation of my Adorable Monster pattern, which you now receive free when you buy this pattern! (Full details of Adorable Monster pat...

Dwarves are popular figures from mythology and folklore that are frequently portrayed in modern fantasy books, films and games. Dwarves are short and tough, and often experts in mining and metalwork. This toughness often makes them good at fighting, using weapons such as axes and war hammers. They generally wear practical clothes, and have larg...

Some dragons are fierce and awesome, breathing fire, but these dragons are just cute and cuddly, perfect to be your friend. With this pattern you can make a dragon with claws, spikes and horns but they will be just a big softy at heart.

With this pattern you can make yourself a pair of cute little monkeys, a boy in a top and trousers, and a girl in a dress. They’re only about 5” tall, so they make sweet little friends to carry around wherever you want.

You can make two versions of this crafty and cuddly fox, either with or without a smart little sweater.

Note: only the patterns for the frogs, snails and log are available in the bookazine ‘Amigurumi for Beginners’.

With this pattern you can make two different versions of Luke Skywalker. Choose from Luke in his original Tatooine outfit or his X-Wing pilot’s gear (including helmet).

This pattern has all the details you need to make yourself a cute little Roman Soldier. You can choose between three different versions of armour to give him different looks, and you can make him a helmet, sword and cloak. Version 1 has brown leather armour, version 2 has silver-grey armour and version 3 has gold-coloured armour.

Alpaca are beautiful creatures with very endearing faces, and they produce lovely soft yarn. This pattern has all the details to make two sizes of alpaca - a cute baby (or cria) and an adult.

Use this original pattern to make yourself a miniature Princess Leia in the outfit she wears when she kills Jabba the Hutt. At just 3.25” tall she’ll fit easily on a desk or shelf, and I’m sure she’ll prefer it to Jabba’s palace!

Elves come from European mythology and folklore and have become part of modern fantasy books, films and games. They are usually portrayed as being similar to humans, but often more beautiful or wise, and generally with pointed ears. They may be very long-lived, and are often shown to be skilled in archery and magic.

Folklore has many stories of little people with many different names - brownies, hobs, hobgoblins, Puck. They keep themselves well hidden and can be helpful or mischievous. These creatures exist in fantasy as diminutive folk, about half the size of a human hence the name Halfling, who generally are cheerful and enjoy their food.

I can’t resist watching baby elephants in nature documentaries, with their stubby trunks that they’re just learning to use, and their oversized ears. When I designed this pattern I wanted to come up with something realistic, but still quite simple. I also wanted to reduce the amount of sewing, so the legs are worked as you go along. This means ...

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These are instructions to make a classic 1970s grey and black Dalek or a bronze and gold Dalek from the new series of Doctor Who that started in 2005. You can easily change the colours – white and gold, or silver and blue are other combinations that appear on-screen - or you can go wild with your imagination and make one that is bright pink or ...

With this pattern you can make yourself an adorable Woolly Monkey in two different ways. Either use a mohair-based yarn to make a lovely furry one, or use ordinary yarn to make a smooth one. When you choose your yarn, try to find one with a bit of texture and perhaps a mix of colours for interest.

This pattern can be bought together with Jake the Dog pattern as an eBook for £5.

This pattern can be bought together with the Finn the Human pattern as an eBook for £5.

Folklore is full of stories of the Little Folk - elves, fairies, sprites - sometimes helpful, sometimes mischievous, but always enchanting.

Tooterphants are friendly little creatures, similar in shape to elephants but with wide trunks that they like to make tooting noises with. They are also quite acrobatic, and enjoy climbing on top of each other.

The pattern uses mohair-type yarn and double knitting (dk) weight yarn (US: light worsted).

This cuddly owl has big, flappy wings and a smart, stripy pullover. Make him in any shade of brown, or white if you’d like a snowy owl, then pick two contrasting colours for his pullover, which is crocheted as part of his body.

This pattern is an update of my ‘fierce but friendly really’ dragon pattern. I’ve made a few minor changes, in particular the wings are stiffer now, and I’ve written it out in a longer form that should be easier to follow.

Note: only the pattern for the Christmas characters is available in the bookazine ‘Amigurumi for Beginners’.

Using the same pattern with a few variations you can make a cute little Rabbit or Lamb, either a boy with a stripy top, or a girl with a sweet flowery dress.

Using the same basic pattern you can make a witch or wizard with various differences in styles of hair or clothes.

This is my original pattern to crochet yourself an Adorable Monster. You can use mohair-type yarn to make a lovely furry little guy, maybe an Adorable Snow Monster (the smaller, cuter relative of the Abominable Snowman), or a Flaming Adorable Fire Monster. Or use ordinary yarn to make a smooth one, like my Tree Monster and Rainbow Monster, with...

With this pattern you can crochet yourself a Small Spirit, a creature that can be made in various different ways. The photos show various Spirits that I have made, using the same basic design but with many variations. The pattern gives you full instructions on how to make a Spirit the way you want.

This is an original pattern of my own design to make a beautiful Dragonet - a young or small dragon. It might be quite small for a dragon, but depending on the yarn you use it will end up about 17.5” long with a 22” wingspan.

This is an original pattern of my design to make a shy and adorable little elephant. She wears a sweet frilly dress (part of the pattern, not made separately) and is accessorised with a flower. Flora will be about 5” tall when completed.

PDF version comes with two ways of making the head - one with an embroidered face, one using mohair yarn to give a fluffy face. Hood is made separately. Height approx 5.5” tall.