Make your own pet hedgehog quickly with this easy pattern! It can be worked in worsted weight yarn for a keychain or pocket pal, or it can be worked in bulky yarn for a larger cuddle size.

This little eggnog is perfect for gifts or ornaments. It’s worked from the bottom up and about three inches tall. You can add a face with 9mm or 10mm safety eyes or leave it as is. I used worsted weight yarn for the entire amigurumi.

This little bear just wants to blend in with his much smaller cousins, the bumble bee. He’s about 6 inches tall and worked from bottom to top. I used worsted weight yarn in brown, white, black, and yellow. 6mm safety eyes are also used.

I created the pattern using two strands held together of worsted yarn, but instructions for one strand of yarn and for blanket yarn are included. The ones in the image are about 11 inches in height.

This cute little bear is ready to decorate for the holiday of love with their heart garland. This pattern is worked from the bottom up and uses 6 mm safety eyes. It’s about 5.5 inches tall.

Happy the Scarecrow is about a foot tall. Everything in this pattern is worked in continuous rounds unless otherwise specified. The legs are worked first, are joined, and then the body is crocheted. The head is worked as a lemon shape, then sewn onto the body. The arms and hat are separate as well. The images are at the end of the pattern to re...

This little guy is 5.5 inches from top to bottom. One of his eyes is gone and his little brain is poking out where an ear should be. The yarn I used is frosty green, dark brown and pink worsted weight. One 6mm safety eye and black embroidery thread for the missing eye and bellybutton. I used red felt for the tongue and attached it with red sewi...

This pattern makes a seal, the flower headband, and the bow tie to make either a boy or girl. You need red heart yarn in white, black, turquoise, yellow, and purple. The finished seal is 12 inches tall and super adorable! The images are all on the last few pages of the document to be easier on printers. I hope you have fun making this and I wou...

This pattern is for a little firework key chain. I made these for the Fourth of July but they can be made in any colors. Add a key ring to the top or leave it off for cute little toys. They’re very quick to make and require very little yarn and stuffing. I’d love to see your creations!

Shannan Sunshine has a sunny disposition and is ready to visit the seaside market! She has her jacket for the ocean breeze and a market bag to carry the fish she bought.

This pattern uses a little of four different colors of yarn. Petals, Hair, Skin, and Stem (The Body). You also either need (preferably) thinner black yarn or black embroidery thread for the face. The head and body are worked in one piece, but everything after that is created separately and sewn on. You can pin the pieces in place first and then...

This pattern is to make a set of matching potholders. They slip right onto double handled pots for easy use. I used less than one small skein of cotton Peaches & Creme yarn for a set. There are two versions of this pattern, BOTH in this one document. The first has every stitch written out for those who can’t read abbreviated patterns well. ...

This makes a potholder that fits on a one handle pot. I used less than one skein of Peaches and Creme cotton yarn. This is a short pattern not written in abbreviated terms to accommodate those who have trouble reading them. If you have any questions or comments, please let me know!