Introducing the super adorable and super easy TUBINGTON AMIGURUMI ANIMALS, featuring crochet patterns for 10 animals that are perfect for beginners and great instant gratifications for intermediate and experienced crocheters.

Hanover Headband will keep your ears warm on chilly days in fall and winter. It works well whether your hair is short or long. Featuring classic simple cables and plaid cables, and using just 50 grams of worsted weight yarn, this headband makes a great first cable project.

I recently made a cover for my new Kindle Paperwhite from scrap yarns I had lying around and thought I’d share the pattern here. The owl is cute but the monochromatic color scheme keeps it looking age appropriate, I hope! By all means, use brighter color combinations, if you’d prefer.

Is it a pillow? Is it a plush toy? It sure is cute and cuddly! I have had this one lone skein of Fluffy for quite some time and this is how I made use of it.

This is an easy amigurumi cat pattern that I came up with when my little niece asked me to make her cats. Less than 50g of worsted weight wool yarn is needed to make one cat, plus some scrap yarns to embroider the eyes, whiskers, lips and nose, and to make a small flower and chain collar for embellishments. Variations in the cat’s pose can be m...

My little niece loves playing with small plastic animals. I thought it would be fun to make a play mat for her. This is not really a detailed pattern, but the steps I took to create this play mat. Use this as a guideline to make your own. Add more fun features – flowers, rocks, bushes, etc. – to bring the scene to life.

My little niece loves watching Badanamu and she asked me to make Mimi for her. Here is the pattern that I came up with. This requires less than 50g of yarns and takes only a few hours to make. I hope the little Badanamu fans in your life will enjoy it!