This Baby Penguin is charmingly chunky, with short, fat features and a roly-poly look about him.

Looking for something cute and fast to crochet? These bees took me only about seven minutes each! Each measures about one and a half inches long.

With four different shell options and flower add-ons, these little turtles are soft and adorable. They each take about 20 minutes to make!

This cake and balloon are perfect for small dolls, such as Calico Critters or Barbies.

These little chickens work up very fast, taking only about 20 minutes each!

The wings, beak, and feet are sewn to the body.

This Teeny Turtle only takes about 20 minutes to make!

This squirrel is about 3 inches tall. (Ears included)

This sweet little bunny pattern comes with a carrot which you can attach either with a loop which slides around the bunny’s paw, or with sew-on snaps.

These chunky little chickens work up very fast, taking only about 30 minutes each!

These little chickens work up very fast, taking only about 20 minutes each!

For this pattern, the mouse is crocheted in Baby Bee adore-a-ball grey yarn.

This bunny snuggler only takes about an hour to make!

This kitty snuggler only takes about an hour to make!

This duck snuggler only takes about an hour to make!

For this pattern, I used Yarn Bee Spice yarn, and a tan color of the same yarn. the hair and grey dress trimming is I-love-this-yarn grey and black.

This is a simple short pattern I made when I felt it was time to make a carrot!

For this pattern, I used Bernat Blanket colors Twilight and Dark Grey.

The feet, wings, and beak are sewn to the duckling.

I-Love-This-yarn shades dark brown, white.

For this pattern, the mouse is crocheted in yarn bee adore-a-ball color grey.

For this pattern, the boat is worked in Yarn Bee Super Bulky Burnt autumn.

For this pattern, the mouse is crocheted in yarn bee velvet Counting Cloud.

For this pattern, I used yarn bee adore-a-ball solids color grey. It was a chunky-er yarn. Worsted yarn works too. I have included a picture of a regular worsted-weight mouse vs the chunky mouse. The pattern is the same for both yarn weights.

For this pattern, the mouse is crocheted in Baby Bee adore-a-ball grey yarn.

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The Strawberry is 1” and a half inches tall leaf included.

For this project, I used Yarn Bee Adore-a-ball color Sandstone for the body, feet, and arms. The tail, ears, and nose are I-love-this-yarn color Dark Brown.

Step-by-step pictures are taken.

For this pattern, I used yarn bee adore-a-ball solids color grey. It was a chunky-er yarn. Worsted yarn works too. I have included a picture of a regular worsted-weight mouse vs the chunky mouse. The pattern is the same for both yarn weights.

This pattern is worked with Yarn Bee worsted-weight Spice yarn.

For this pattern, I used Yarn Bee “Spice” yarn, some scrap tan, green, and blue yarn. However, I suggest Hobby Lobby I-Love-This-Yarn for this pattern.

For this pattern, I used I-love-this-yarn Black.

For this pattern, I used I-love-this yarn color pink, two wooden buttons, a tapestry needle, and a 4 mm hook.