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Want more cuddly crochet animals? This second animal collection brings seven new patterns: a fox curled up for a nap, a smooth little dolphin, a classic teddy bear, a bunny lovey blanket, a sunny farm hen, a plush spring bunny and a tiny gardener mouse in overalls. All seven come as PDF patterns, from relaxed beginner projects to one detailed miniature. Missed the first collection? Browse the dragon, cat, fox, turtle and elephant patterns too. New to crochet? See my guide to easy amigurumi patterns for beginners.
Photos are illustrations of each design. The finished toy can differ slightly in colors and details, so check the product page for the exact item before you buy.
Pattern details in each card come from the product pages as of October 2026. Sizes, languages and prices can change, so check the product page before you buy.
1. Sleeping Fox
A fox curled up for a nap with its fluffy tail wrapped close around its body: orange-rust yarn, a cream muzzle and a cream tail tip. It makes a calm, cuddly shelf friend and a sweet handmade gift. Stuff the body firmly so the curled shape holds, and add the safety eyes before you close the last seam.
- Pose: Curled up asleep with the tail wrapped around the body.
- In the PDF: Digital PDF with step-by-step instructions.
- Materials: Yarn, a hook, safety eyes, toy stuffing, a needle and scissors.
- Before you buy: The listing does not give a size or skill level.
A sleeping pose sits flat, so it is easy to display on a shelf or a bed. Orange and cream are the classic fox shades. If the fox is for a baby, embroider the eyes instead of using safety eyes.
2. Crochet Dolphin
A smooth, gently curved dolphin with a white belly, a small rounded snout, black bead eyes and little fins. The pattern works as a toy, a decoration or even a keychain, and it suits both beginners and experienced crocheters. Pick a soft cotton or plush yarn in sea colors and keep your stitches snug so the curve stays neat.
- Format: Digital PDF in English.
- Size: Depends on the yarn and hook you choose.
- Use: Toy, decoration, keychain or gift.
- Level: Described as suitable for both beginners and experienced crocheters.
Because the size depends on your yarn, you can make a tiny keychain dolphin with thin yarn or a larger toy with thicker yarn. Smooth, light-colored yarn shows the curved shape well, and firm stuffing keeps the body line smooth.
3. Classic Crochet Teddy Bear
A timeless teddy bear about 16-18 cm tall, with soft brown fuzzy fur, a golden mustard belly and muzzle patch, round ears and a small black nose. The written pattern comes in English and is clear enough to follow in an evening or two. Fuzzy yarn hides stitches, so mark your rounds and count often.
- Finished size: About 16-18 cm (6-7 in) with the recommended yarn. Thicker yarn makes a bigger bear.
- Format: English PDF guide, with the description on 3 pages.
- Designer’s note: Any yarn can be used, and the pattern is described as simple and easy.
A teddy bear is one of the most forgiving shapes for a first toy. Because the height depends on your yarn, you can make a pocket-size bear or a bigger one just by changing yarn. The short 3-page guide suits crocheters who are happy with brief instructions.
4. Bunny Lovey Blanket
A soft comfort blanket with a round bunny head, long floppy ears and a textured square body, about 12 x 12 inches. Every facial feature is stitched, so there are no plastic parts to attach. It is a relaxed beginner project and a lovely handmade gift in powder blue or any soft color.
- Level: Beginner-friendly.
- Safety design: Stitched facial features and no plastic parts, designed with infant safety in mind according to the listing.
- In the PDF: Written instructions for the bunny head, ears, arms and the textured lovey blanket, with assembly guidance.
- Use: Baby shower gift, Easter basket, nursery keepsake or baby photo prop.
A lovey is a small comfort blanket with a toy head, and the embroidered face is the main feature that keeps this design suitable for babies. Choose soft, washable yarn for a baby gift and follow your local safety guidance for toys.
5. Sunny Hen
A chubby little hen with a round body, tiny wings, a red comb and wattle and a small yellow beak. Its warm beige plush yarn gives it a cozy countryside look that fits a kitchen shelf or a nursery corner. Sew the comb and wattle on last so you can place them just where the face looks happiest.
- Look: Round body, tiny wings and a sweet expression.
- Yarn: Red, beige and yellow.
- Materials: Hook, toy eyes, toy stuffing, a needle and scissors.
- Before you buy: The listing does not give a size.
A small, round farm toy that works as a gift, nursery decor or a spring decoration next to the Easter bunny. The three-color palette uses little yarn per color, so it is a good scrap project.
6. Plush Easter Bunny
A plush bunny with long floppy ears, rounded little feet, a round tail and a simple embroidered face. It is beginner-friendly, needs very little sewing and looks lovely in cream, beige or soft pastels. Start it a few weeks before spring and it is ready for Easter baskets and gifts.
- Level: Beginner-friendly.
- Look: Plush bunny with floppy ears, rounded feet and an embroidered face.
- In the PDF: Step-by-step construction, minimal sewing and a face embroidery guide.
- Colors: Classic neutrals or soft pastels.
Minimal sewing makes this a gentle first plush toy, and the embroidered face keeps it simple to finish. Easter is months away, so there is plenty of time to make a few for baskets. For small children, avoid buttons and beads.
7. Little Gardener Mouse
A tiny mouse about 16-17 cm tall, dressed as a gardener in overalls, a little hat and a miniature basket, all included in the pattern. It is an intermediate project worked with fine cotton yarn and a 1.2-1.5 mm hook, so choose good light and take your time. The clothes are removable, which makes it extra fun to display.
- Finished size: About 6.5-6.7 in (16-17 cm) tall.
- Level: Intermediate.
- Includes: The mouse, overalls, a little gardener hat and a miniature basket, with written instructions and process photos in English (US terms).
- Materials: Fine cotton or lace-weight yarn, a 1.2-1.5 mm hook, fiberfill, small buttons and a yarn needle.
Tiny details are the point here: the outfit and basket turn a simple mouse into a character. The small hook makes it a slower project that suits crocheters who like fine work. The listing says exact materials and quantities are given inside the pattern.
Tips for Crocheting Your Animals
- New to amigurumi? Start with the bunny lovey or the plush bunny. Both are beginner-friendly and need very little sewing.
- Choose the yarn for the look. Plush yarn gives the hen and the bear a soft, huggable feel, while smooth cotton keeps the dolphin and the fox neat and defined.
- Give the mouse time. Fine yarn and a small hook make tiny details, so work in good light and mark the start of every round.
- Stuff firmly and add details last. Sew on eyes, combs and noses after stuffing so your animals keep their shape and stay clean.
- Making gifts? The lovey, the teddy bear and the Easter bunny are ready-made presents once they are tied with a ribbon.
Happy crocheting, and enjoy your new little animal friends! 🧶🦊