My crochet giraffe pattern is one of my larger creations at over 15 inches tall, but it won’t take too long to work up. And if you can read a simple amigurumi pattern and have crocheted a few times before, this could be the perfect next project for you.
I’ve included stacks of images, notes, details and descriptions to help you crochet your own giraffe quickly and easily. And I hope you’ll be as happy with the end result as I was!
Please note that this is a set of crochet pattern instructions, not a physical product. The pattern is written in US terms. You will also need 50g of brown/orange aran weight yarn, 100g of yellow DK yarn, a 3.5mm crochet hook, some toy stuffing, a handful of stitch markers, a tapestry or yarn needle, and a pair of 20mm safety eyes.
You’ll have noticed that I used two different yarn weights in this pattern. It’s a little unconventional, but I wanted to give a lift to the hoof areas and patches, which I think this heavier weighted yarn achieves.
As with all of my patterns, you’ll find my email address on the final page. So if you have any questions at all during your time making your giraffe, just drop me a message and I’ll be happy to help.
I made this crochet koala pattern originally for one of my best friends, after she spent a memorable shopping trip together pointing out all the cute koala pictures on kids’ clothes that year. And who can blame the clothing designers – koalas’ are incredibly cute after all!
This beginner friendly pattern includes step by step instructions, loads of photographs of each stage, and detailed descriptions to help you follow along as easily as possible.
Please note that this is a crochet pattern, not a physical product. The pattern is written using US terms. You will also need 50g of aran weight gray yarn, 50g of aran weight cream yarn, and 5g of black aran weight yarn. You will also need a 5mm crochet hook, yarn needle, a pair of 14mm safety eyes, some toy stuffing and a pair of scissors. I also recommend having a few stitch markers to hand.
If you have any questions as you follow along, my inbox is always open. You’ll find my email address at the end of the pattern, and I’m happy to help whenever I can.
I originally created this crochet teddy design as a gift for my then toddler nephew. He’s now nearly a teenager, and that first bear is still going strong!
My crochet teddy bear pattern is totally beginner friendly, with plenty of images to help you along your way. I’ll give you full instructions, descriptions and details, worked in easy stitches and with simple techniques.
Please note this is a pattern PDF only, giving you instructions to make your own crochet bear. It is written in US crochet terms. You will also need a 4mm crochet hook, 150g of cotton blend brown aran weight yarn, a pair of 10mm safety eyes, a yarn needle, some toy stuffing, and 10g of black DK yarn for the nose. You’ll find stitch markers handy too, but these can be substituted with yarn scraps if you don’t have any at the moment.
At the end of the pattern instructions you’ll find my email address. Don’t hesititate to contact me as you go along if you have any questions about the design.
I love a floppy monkey toy so much that I decided to make one myself! And I have to admit, I’m pretty happy with the results. This crochet monkey pattern has adorable dangly legs and an expression that will make anybody grin just as wide. The tweed yarn gives it a fun vintage feel, and it’s very simple to hook together.
This is a beginner friendly pattern, packed with illustrative photographs of the construction process, and plenty of written detail too. The step by step instructions for crocheting and hand sewing the parts together will be easy to follow, and you’ll have a floppy monkey of your own in no time.
Please note that this is a set of pattern instructions, not a physical product. It is written in US crochet terms. You will also need 150g Debbie Bliss aran tweed yarn in sunset brown, 100g Debbie Bliss aran tweed yarn in silver gray, a 4mm crochet hook, a pair of 12mm safety eyes, some toy stuffing and a yarn needle. I also used black worsted weight yarn scraps for the nostrils and mouth.
It’s fine to substitute the yarn for another brand, just remember to check the packaging for the recommended hook size.
If you have any questions whilst you are crocheting along, you’ll find my email address on the last page of the pattern instructions. I’m always happy to help.
