Cook up some cuteness with this baby bok choy, and don’t forget to crochet a parent or two to keep an eye on him!

This little sheep works up quickly and requires no sewing, so it’s easy to make a whole flock! You could add some sheep to a farm or Nativity scene, or sew on a loop of yarn to make an ornament or keychain. This project would be also a great stashbuster for any leftover white/cream and gray/brown/black yarn you happen to have.

This little piggy is quick and easy to crochet and only requires a single stitch of sewing (other than closing up the ends). Make one or several in different colors!

This chubby pug is quick and easy to crochet, with very little sewing (just the face embroidery and a single stitch on the tail). But watch out-- he is so cute that you’ll need to make two or three at least!

This happy carrot is easy to crochet and has posable leaves with chenille stems inside.

Crochet this cuddly, chubby hedgehog to keep you company! Her spines are made using a simple color pattern-- it takes a little practice, but it’s worth the effort! As an added bonus, embroidering the nose is the only sewing required.

You’ve seen crocheted cacti – maybe you even have a few lining your windowsill. But what about a little bird to live inside your next cactus? Crochet this elf owl and his mini saguaro home to add to your collection!

With his signature wild hair and white lab coat, Einstein is the perfect companion for your favorite science buff. Make him with either stranded or fluffy hair; it’s up to you!

This baby dragon is cute snuggled in his shell, but he’s even cuter with his dragon pals in contrasting colors! He is easy to make, uses only a little yarn, and requires no sewing other than the mouth embroidery. Directions include both dragon and eggshell.

Adorably awkward alone or as a pair, amigurumi walruses love lounging at the beach or even just on your desk!