Washcloths/dishcloths are so versatile and easy to crochet. This is a great beginner project to practice your skills. You can leave the border off if you want and just fasten off after the last row. These cloths are also very forgiving and shrink up a bit in the wash, so no one will notice uneven stitches.

I made this very simple bear pattern named Hope. This is a very unprecedented time in the world and I hope that we all come out of this healthy and well. I started this pattern one evening when I needed something that felt normal in my life.

Mumbles the Monster is ready for some fun! I made mine with scraps and used many colors but you can make yours with whatever colors you like.

I hope you enjoy making this darling mini penguin! Bubbles stands about 2.5 to 3 inches tall using worsted weight yarn. (For a larger version, please see Peggy the Penguin, also free!)

I hope you enjoy making Eggberto the Chick!

I hope you enjoy making Lulu the Bunny! This darling little bunny stands about 3.5 inches tall using worsted weight yarn. It comes with a pattern for a small basket for Lulu to carry flowers or other springtime happiness :)

This is a free pattern.

Here is Mortimer the Monkey!

This is a free pattern.

This is a free pattern.

I hope you enjoy making this darling little groundhog. It stands about 3 inches tall using worsted weight yarn. It has a special shadow so you can have fun on Groundhog Day (Feburary 2nd) and see if he sees his shadow or not!

This is a free pattern.

This darling little octopus, Shortstack the Flapjack Octopus, was inspired by the discovery of a possible new species of flapjack octopus found at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Marine Institute in Monterey, California!