Free Crochet Pattern: Dog Amigurumi

The Lunar New Year is less than a week away, and to celebrate the Year of the Dog, I'm sharing a free pattern for this amigurumi!

Finished Measurements:

Approximately 4½" tall

Materials:

Red Heart Soft in Toast (light brown worsted-weight yarn)

Caron Simply Soft in Chocolate (dark brown worsted-weight yarn)

Lion Brand Wool-Ease in Red Sprinkles (red worsted-weight yarn)

Lion Brand Pound of Love in Antique White (off-white worsted-weight yarn)

G hook (4 mm)

9 mm safety eyes

brown embroidery floss

tapestry needle

polyester filling

Free Crochet Pattern: Bunny Amigurumi

It's been a while since I've shared a personal pattern, so I hope you enjoy this quick bunny amigurumi design! Tag @thebunnystudio (Instagram) or @bunnystudiogirl (Twitter) if you'd like to share pics of your work with me!

Finished Measurements: 

Approximately 3 ½" tall

Materials:

Bernat Baby Sport Solids in White (DK-weight yarn, less than a skein)

E hook (3.50 mm)

6 mm safety eyes

black embroidery floss

tapestry needle

polyester filling

blush (optional)

Free Crochet Pattern: Rooster Amigurumi

So a couple of weeks ago, I wrote about how I made this rooster for the Lunar New Year. I just got around to writing the pattern and decided to share. It's a quick little project worked in the round. I hope you like it!

Finished Measurements: 

Approximately 2 ½" tall x 3" wide

Materials:

• Lion Brand Vanna's Choice Yarn in White (worsted-weight yarn, less than a skein)
• Lion Brand Vanna's Choice Baby Yarn in Duckie Yellow (worsted-weight yarn, small amounts)
• Caron Simply Soft Yarn in Autumn Red (worsted-weight yarn, small amounts)
• G hook (4 mm)
• 6 mm safety eyes
• tapestry needle
• polyester filling
• blush (optional)

Free Crochet Pattern: Alma Hat

Turban-style hats are so elegant. I recently knitted one in seed stitch based on a 1940s pattern but wanted something that was a little easier to wear, so I scooted over to Jo-Ann Fabrics and picked up a trusty skein of Lion Brand Vanna's Choice for a crocheted version. I'm really happy about this color. I've always been drawn to mustard yellow, especially during the fall, and Vanna's Choice has it in the perfect hue.

At the time, I also happened to be reading The History of Love by Nicole Krauss, so this pattern is named after Alma Singer, a clever, quirky character in the story. Here's to you, Alma.

Materials:

• Vanna's Choice Yarn in "Mustard" (worsted-weight yarn, one skein)
• H hook (5.00 mm)
• tapestry needle