This adorable little ghost is a beginner friendly pattern, worked continuously in the round, with the details at the base added seamlessly. I use safety eyes in the pattern but you can easily replace that with embroidery if you prefer. This pattern would also look good in different sizes, if you used chunky yarn and a larger hook. I recommend u...

This adorable mushroom pattern is rated as advanced beginner, you will need to be able understand working in the front and back loops of the same stitch. It is worked from the bottom up in the round, the cap is added to the stem seamlessly and the dots are glued or sewn on at the end. I recommend using the invisible decrease method when making ...

This pattern is perfect for those who, like me, kill any plant that is left in their home. I have trouble keeping anything green alive, so this is my solution. This cactus is an advanced beginner pattern that uses front post and back post hdc stitches to make the ribbed pattern. It is worked seamlessly in the round and the flower is sewn on at ...

These super cute acorns are perfect for your fall decor, or add a keyring to make an adorable keychain, you can also attach safety eyes and a sweet smile to make it into a kawaii toy!

This adorable amigurumi ice cream cone is a great beginner pattern and is a great item to gift or sell, you can customize the color to match any flavor of ice cream, or add some sprinkles to top it off! This pattern is worked from the bottom up in the round and is completely seamless.

This cute little fat bee is my best seller at craft shows, you can make them in the traditional yellow and black or customize it using any colors you like. This pattern would translate to a larger plush if you substitute worsted weight yarn with your favorite chunky yarn and a larger crochet hook. This pattern is worked in the round with the wi...

This cactus is worked in the round from the bottom starting with the pot, then yarn is attached seamlessly to start the cactus. The small ball and flower are made separately and sewn on. The measurements are from the tallest and widest parts of the finished item, not including the key ring. Use a crochet hook that gives you a fabric that is tig...

This pattern is worked from the bottom up starting with the pot and then seamlessly adding the cactus. The flower is made separately and then sewn on. The flower in this pattern is a great place to customize your work and to use up small amounts of leftover yarn, I only needed 2 yards to make mine! I do rate this as a beginner friendly pattern,...