Simple and fairly quick pattern to make that is low-sew. You only have to sew on the feet and flower if you use the flower. Any yarn can be used, just remember to adjust your eye size and hook.

This pattern is almost a no sew, the only item you sew on are the straps on the back of the overalls and the tail. And flowers onto the overalls and hat.

This pattern is almost a no sew, the only item you sew on are the ears, and the straps on the overalls and the tail.

This pattern is almost a no sew, the only item you sew on are the ears, and the straps on apron and her flower onto the apron.

This pattern is almost a no sew, the only item you sew on are the ears, and vest panels together. Some face shaping and eye detail.

This pattern is almost a no sew, the only item you sew on are the ears, sunflower applique if you use it. And sew the straps to the back cross strap that is it.

Simple and fairly quick pattern to make. Any yarn can be used, just remember to adjust your eye size and hook.

This pattern is almost a no sew, the only item you sew on are the ears.

Pattern written so there is minimal sewing. The only items needing to be sewn on are the feet and arms. However there are instructions included to crochet in arms to the body.

Pattern designed to be an almost no sew. All limbs crocheted into body. The head is the only part required sewing using the invisible join method which makes a nice clean join and easy to do. Video tutorials throughout the pattern.

Pattern written so there is minimal sewing. The only thing needed to sew is the nose unless you chose not to use the doll joint to attach the head.

Pattern written so there is minimal sewing. The only items needing to be sewn on is the claws, eye patches and head.

Pattern written so there is minimal sewing. The only items needing to be sewn on is the claws, eye patches and head.

Pattern written so there is minimal sewing. The only items needing to be sewn is the shell, front shell plate and head.

This pattern uses the fur yarn in a completely different way, instead of working with the fur yarn, the fur lays in front of your working yarn so you use very little yardage of fur.

This pattern is for advanced beginners/intermediate. You need to know the basic stitches of single crochet, half double crochet and slip stitching, increasing and decreasing. There is some colour work and shaping. Also used yarn under technique which gives a tighter stitch to the amigurumi.

This baby rattle was inspired by my original design of Trenton Turtle.

This pattern uses the fur yarn in a completely different way, instead of working with the fur yarn, the fur lays in front of your working yarn so you use very little yardage of fur.

These oven mitts are made holding two strands of yarn together and it is the perfect thickness to use when taking hot pans out of your oven. I have been using my own oven mitts for years and do not use anything else.

Advanced Beginner or a brave beginner could do this pattern as I have picture tutorials as well as video’s on how I did certain sections of the pattern.

I used worsted weight yarn, but feel free to use whatever yarn you like, you will either attain larger or smaller dolls. I used Bernat Premium and Caron Simply soft. But my testers used what they had on hand. The most yarn you will use will be for the hair.

If you haven’t worked with velvet yarn yet it can be tricky seeing the stitches, that said the pattern is easy to understand but you will need a knowledge of how to do the Bobble st, as the bobble stitch will be done in the round as well as in a flat piece. You will need 3 different sizes of hooks 3.5, 5, and 6 mm for this pattern.

This pattern is for advanced beginners. But I did try to write it that so that even beginner should understand. You need to know the basic stitches of single crochet, half double crochet and slip stitching, increasing and decreasing. There is some face shaping put pattern explains how to do this.

Another simple pattern but with style. This scrunchie is different in that you get a snowflake look and a heart design in the pattern.

Very simple pattern with simple stitches. The only thing you have to be careful about is counting your stitches as you are working with a fluffier yarn so stitches are not as easy to see but by spreading them out you can figure out where to skip and where to stitch.

just a very simple pattern which you can use up scrap pieces of yarn on. though I used caron simply soft you could really use any yarn which will give you either smaller or larger item when completed. Also if you wanted it for a girls hair tie and not a dolls than you can just make the tying chain longer.

This little glow worm was created originally from pixel art that I designed back in 2015 but have now I have taken him from my computer screen and into the crochet world. Pattern is very simple and I explain in a way so that even beginner crocheters could make this.