This amigurumi crochet pattern teaches you how to make and customize Bawnimals, aka small spherical animals that you just can’t help but bawww at! These patterns are all no to low sew patterns, meaning that they are made very quickly with little to no sewing necessary.
In this amigurumi tutorial, we’ll be crocheting a crow birb. This crochet pattern video tutorial is perfect for fans of murder(s), companionship, and shiny objects. This intermediate level pattern uses mostly single-crochet stitches, along with Club Crochet staples such as magnets, cotton stuffing, and 6mm eyes. #birbsarentreal
In this lesson we’ll be crocheting arguably the most beautiful birbs, a Flamingo birb! I call these guys ‘Birbs’ because they’re secret agents disguised as different kind of birds! The combination of the beak and the neck make this birb really fun. I hope you enjoy it!
In this lesson we’ll be crocheting the trash birbs of the ocean, a Seagull birb! I call these guys ‘Birbs’ because they’re secret agents disguised as different kind of birds! I really like the large beak for this pattern as it really opens up the options for many different bird types other than a seagull!
In this lesson we’ll be crocheting a rocket space ship amigurumi! We’ll also learn how to make a stand for our rocket that lights up to look like it’s launching to space!
In this lesson we’ll be crocheting a duck birb! I call these guys ‘Birbs’ because they’re secret agents disguised as different kind of birds! We’ll be learning how to make all the pieces of the duck, including how to make it magnetic!
In this lesson we’ll be crocheting a Barn Owl birb! I call these guys ‘Birbs’ because they’re secret agents disguised as different kind of birds! I really am a fan of this one particularly, from its adorable eyes to its heart shaped tail. We’ll be learning how to make all the pieces of the owl, including how to make it magnetic!
In this lesson we’ll be crocheting a Chicken birb! I call these guys ‘Birbs’ because they’re secret agents disguised as different kind of birds! We’ll be learning how to make all the pieces of the chicken, including how to make it magnetic, and make it lay and egg!
In this lesson we’ll be crocheting a Turkey! I call these guys ‘Birbs’ because they’re secret agents disguised as different kind of birds! We’ll be learning how to make all the pieces of the turkey, including the stelar wings and tail, and googly eyes. We’ll also be learning how to customize your turkey to make it into a Birb version, or just as a classic normal turkey.
In this tutorial, we’ll be crocheting a Swamp Monster amigurumi pod puppet. My girlfriend tends to think he’s got a mustache, but it’s supposed to be his gills!
In this lesson we’ll be crocheting a Hanging Bat! This pattern has a lot of really cool design features, such as pose-able wings so the bat can be sleeping or awake, the wings are also crocheted in a very unique way. Additionally, by using magnets in the base, these crocheted bats can attach to anything metal to hang upside-down!
In this crochet pattern, we’ll be crocheting a terrifying Tyrannosaurus Rex! This Trex crochet pattern is designed to match my other miniature crocheted dinosaurs like the Triceratops and Brontosaurus! The pattern can be a little bit tricky since I had to make up a whole new crochet stitch for the feet, but it’s worth it since you can make one in just about an hour with minimal sewing together!
I kept killing my bonsai tree’s so in this lesson we’ll be crocheting one that you’ll never need to water! The pattern is relatively simple but leaves a lot for customization. I’ve even made a few cherry blossom crocheted bonsai tree’s as-well.
In this lesson, we’ll be crocheting a tiny pie amigurumi. Become a Club Crochet Member to get more detailed instructions on how to turn this into a larger amigurumi character and berry version of the pie!
Overview In this lesson we’ll be crocheting an adorable Milkshake amigurumi! This pattern was part of a collaboration and created by the awesome designer @ravencraft__designs!
In this lesson we’ll be crocheting a classic heart shape amigurumi. We’ll be learning how to connect two halves into one using very little seaming to make it as easy as possible.
In this lesson we’ll be making creatures I call the Fungaloids (basically Mushroom Men). They’re a new character in my tabletop game Stitch’d! This pattern is really fun to make and uses a new weird stitch that I’m calling the Double Crochet Reconnect. Oh also, I made this pattern with a lot of options for customizing, so have fun with it!
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