This tiny snowman is ready for winter! All you need is regular 6-strand embroidery floss, a 1.90mm hook, and a needle to embroider the face. You can also optionally use seed beads as his little buttons. Add this little winter cutie to your wee family today!

Spring is here and so is Rachel the Tiny Rabbit! This pattern works up very quickly with just 1 skein of DMC 6 strand embroidery floss, plus a little extra for the tail and embroidery for eyes and nose. I have also included instructions for how to add wire to the ears to make them poseable. Makes a great last minute addition to your Easter bask...

This tiny little sloth is only a few inches long, with wire in his arms so he can hug your finger or hang from branches, whatever you want! He is crocheted with regular embroidery floss and a size 5 hook, so you can make your very own for just a few dollars of materials.

Tiny flamingo made from embroidery floss. The height differs based on how long you make the legs, but usually around 3 inches. You only need 1 skein of main color, 1 skein of lighter color for legs and a small amount of black and white for the beak. Also needed are wire for the legs and neck, and seed beads for the eyes. Optional (but recommend...

Tiny octopus that fits in the palm of your hand. All that is needed is 2 skeins of 6-strand embroidery floss, a size 5/1.90mm crochet hook, seed beads for the eyes, a tiny bit of polyfil or even scrap yarn to stuff, and a needle for sewing. Easy peasy! Hope you enjoy!

Tiny chameleon made from embroidery floss. You only need 1 skein of main color and a small amount a secondary color for embelishments around eyes and mouth. Also needed are wire for arms, legs, and tail, and seed beads for the eyes. Optional (but recommended): needle nose pliars for shaping the wire, ruler, and glue.