This pattern is very versatile. All the colors in the materials list are what I used, but they are not all necessary. You need a main tree color and everything else is optional. You can use as many or as few colors for the decorations as you like. Be creative and decorate your tree as you please! You can even make a plain pine tree if desired. ...

The finished pumpkin is about 4” in diameter and 3” tall in the recommended yarn. Enjoy making this cutie!

This pattern will be worked in the round, use a stitch marker to keep track of your rounds. The pattern begins with the head. We work the body separately. We’ll be doing some color changes. I like to change color by pulling through with my new color at the last yarn over of the stitch before the color change. If you use a different yarn, adjust...

This pattern uses 2 worsted weight yarns held together. It’s worked starting with the bottom of the trash can. To prevent twisting, I recommend joining and chaining 1 at the end of each round. Front post single crochet stitches give the trash can texture. The lid can be worked in the round. The handle is crocheted separately and sewn on to the ...

This pattern will be worked in the round, use a stitch marker to keep track of your rounds. The pattern begins at the feet and works upwards to the top of the head. The hands and tail are crocheted on as we work up the body. We’ll be doing a lot of color changes. I like to change color by pulling through with my new color at the last yarn over ...

This pattern is worked in the round. It starts with the chicken head and body. The buns are removable. This pattern is written in US terms and includes photos for each piece. A small amount of yarn is used for the details such as the beak and feet. In the recommended yarn, the finished item is about 4” tall.

The strawberry is worked from the top down. I included the details for the limbs, stems and flower first for those who like the crochet as you go method. The middle part of the top has an indentation, similar to the real berries.

This fuchsia fairy can be made as a stuffed toy or lovey style with an unstuffed body. With the lovey style, only the head is stuffed, so it needs to be closed before continuing the body. There is also an option to add arms.

This is an amigurumi pattern for a plush cactus. It’s written in US terms. This pattern takes very little yarn for the main body and even less for the flowers. There’s a video link and written instructions for the bobble stitch used for the flowers.

This pattern begins with one strap (first strap), then we make the bag portion and then a second strap. To secure the bag onto the body, we will thread the second strap into the first strap and then use a button closure. In order to thread one strap through the other, there are 2 choices, a wooden ring or leaving an open space in the first stra...

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Make a reversible octopus in a flash with this no sew pattern!

Make a super cute bunny inspired by your favorite ice cream flavors! This is a fast make with minimal sewing. We start with the legs, join them to create the body, crochet the arms along the way, ending at the top of the head.

Penelope the Unicorn and Pj the Dinosaur keep children’s pajamas in a cute plush toy that looks great on their bed. They are also great play companions and cuddle buddies.