More fat-free Easter eggs

Just in time for Easter, some delicious-looking eggs that won't go to your hips or rot the kids' teeth.

{free crochet pattern here}

Halloween Candy Corn

Crochet a bunch of these for halloween handouts instead of rotting the neighbourhood childrens' teeth!

{free crochet pattern here}

Party Balloons!

Another wonderful pattern from Planet June.

Perfect to add as decoration to a special present - or as a special present :)

{free crochet pattern here}

Baby Owl Ornaments

So cute & clever - they're super-simple.

If you're feeling daring, you could crochet the eye circles instead of using felt... ;)

{free crochet pattern here}

Halloween Candy Corn - with a twist!

I love these little guys!

They're zombie candy corn :D

{free crochet pattern here}

Crochet carrots

Forever-fresh carrots for play food or a pet toy.

{free crochet pattern here}

Owl or Puffafish

Not the best photo's, but a very simple pattern tutorial to make some basic amigurumi, with detailed explanations.

{free crochet pattern}

Ball body crab

A super-easy crab with a round, ball body.


{free crochet pattern here}

Beginners Amigurumi - Crochet Monsters

This is a fantastic project for anyone starting out with amigurumi.

In fact, Allison Hoffman created this pattern for use in her "basic amigurumi" class, and I'll bet they were a huge hit!

{free pattern & fantastic photo tutorial here}

Balloon Amigurumi

Fun balloons to make for a birthday gift or just for the heck of it.

Clever photo!

{free pattern here}

Owlishly Easter Eggs

Incredibly cute little easter gifts for the kids.

- Don't give them all chocolate, add some of these to the egg hunt!

{pattern here}

Mouse Doorstop

Extremely cute, and functional too!

I love it when craft is useful :)

{free pattern here}

Adipose Amigurumi

Create your very own little alien adipose creature from Dr Who.

{free pattern here}

Christmas Baubles

I sooo love the bright and cheerful colours that Mandy McKenna has chosen for her baubles here.

It's lovely to see something that's not red & green for Christmas for a change.

{pattern & picture tutorial here}

Cork & Crochet Gnomes

A very clever idea from Lucy Ravenscar.

And one that looks very Christmassy, too.  Make a few for your kids and their friends!

Lucy has a range of patterns for cork-and-crochet creatures that you can share at her blog.

{pattern & tutorial here}

Little Miss Peanut

Say hello to Miss Peanut  :)

She's ideal for stuffing and using as a whimsical drawer sachet or wardrobe scent sachet.

{pattern here}

Tomatoes

Not a great pic, but this pattern is from yarncat, so the pattern is probably pretty good.

Looks easy to crochet.

{pattern here}

An Apple a Day...

Maybe not exactly what they meant, but this would be super-quick to whip up for the teacher, anyway.

Super easy to crochet.

{pattern here}

Mr Sour Pickle Man

This little creature is sour in more ways than one:
 Look at that frown!

Super easy to crochet.

{pattern here}

Tiny Apple Keychain

Sorry about the blurry pic, the pattern looks good though.

Super-easy to crochet.

{pattern here}

- you'll have to join ravelry and login, but it's well worth the trouble.