Pattern for crocheting a cute centaur. The finished doll measures about 5.5in tall (13.97cm).

Pattern for crocheting a canyon bat, a small and very cute bat native to the southwestern United States and Mexico. The finished toy measures 4.5in (11.43cm) from nose to tail with a 10in (25.4cm) wingspan.

Pattern for crocheting a Desert Blonde Tarantula, a cute spider native to the southwestern United States and Mexico. The body of the finished figure measures about 5.5in long (13.97cm), not including the legs. Each leg measures about 5in long (12.7cm).

Pattern for a cute long dragon. The finished toy measures about 4.5in tall (11.43cm) and 14in long (35.56cm) from nose to tail tip.

Pattern for crocheting an Arizona Tailless Whip Scorpion, an amblypygid (type of arachnid) native to the southwestern United States. The body of the finished figure measures about 5in long (12.7cm), not including the pedipalps. The longest legs (whip-like ones) are about 2ft (60.96cm) each when extended.

Pattern for a short-tailed weasel, also known as the American stoat or ermine! The finished toy measures a little over 4in tall (10.16cm) and 10in long (25.4cm) from nose to tail tip.

Pattern for crocheting a toy Empire Cave pseudoscorpion, a small arachnid endemic to caves near Santa Cruz, California.

Pattern for an egret or heron! The finished toy measures about 7.5in tall (19cm) when standing.

Pattern for an emu! The finished toy measures about 6.5in tall (17cm) when seated, taller when standing.

Pattern for a cute kitty unicorn! The finished toy measures about 6in tall (15cm), not including the ears.

Pattern for a realistically-proportioned baby okapi! The finished toy measures about 4.5in long and 3.5in tall.