Love amigurumi? Treat yourself to a whole year of fun in their company! This book will help you make one cute little friend for each month of the year.

This book aims at helping those poor little yarn scraps you can surely find in your stash get into the Christmas spirit! It is also to assist you in fast, last minute decorating and preparing your home for the beautiful Christmas time. Or, if you’re behind with the gifts for your close ones, one of these projects may seem like a good choice…

Meet the tiny gang – the cutest pack around !

It’s a collection of three adorable tape measure covers inspired by sea life creatures.

The e-book will get updated with patterns information as the Mystery Crochet Along continues. It will of course be replaced with a full, colorful version with photos at the very end :) Have fun with the Mystery!

Stella, the enchanting amigurumi elephant, is a delightful creation that will capture hearts young and old. She boasts a graceful blue dress, complete with ruffled edges, that adds a touch of elegance to her whimsical charm. Her large, floppy ears and delicate trunk give her an endearing personality, while the dainty yellow crown perched atop h...

Crocheting amigurumi is fun, but sewing is blah… Right? If you think so, you need to start working on this teddy bear right now. A special construction and a few tricks will let you enjoy the crocheting process and skip the no-fun part.

The mystery CAL starts on November 1st. Until then, the pattern contains the list of materials only!

The mystery CAL starts on November 1st. Until then, the pattern contains the list of materials only!

Who could resist this adorable puppy?

The pattern that was used in Cute and Kaboodle’s mystery CAL :)

While decorating my Christmas tree I always like to add some cuteness to it! And since I have a soft spot for bears and bunnies, these two guys are definitely going to be present there often.

I believe a good book deserves a pretty bookmark, but then, if you have a really beautiful bookmark it would be great to show it off, not hide it between the pages. I thought about a compromise and came up with this kitty bookmark that will not only help you keep track of the pages you’ve read but it’ll also be a cute decoration on your bookshe...

Easy and quick bookmark not only for cat lovers!

This is a part of Dr Hookenstein’s annual MCAL at Cute and Kaboodle! The pattern does not include all clues yet, the chunks of the pattern will be added gradually. All details can be found here: http://www.ravelry.com/discuss/cute-and-kaboodle/3518886/

This is a part of Dr Hookenstein’s annual MCAL at Cute and Kaboodle! The pattern does not include all clues yet, the chunks of the pattern will be added gradually. All details can be found here: http://www.ravelry.com/discuss/cute-and-kaboodle/3518886/

Alpaca yarn is soft and warm and I love it! Just as much as alpacas, so I decided I need to make one. It ended up soft, squishy and veeery huggable, just as I planned.

This pattern was a part of Dr Hookenstein’s Mission :)

If you thought dragons were scary creatures kidnapping princesses, think again… This cutie-pie surely won’t frighten anyone and the only thing he’s ready to steal is… your heart!

A few very simple hearts that can be used as appliques or embellishments :)

This pattern is a crochet version of my Swinging Kitty Ornament :) If you knit, you can check it out, too!

In Poland, winters can be cold, so I love to spend these gloomy evenings with something fun to crochet and I often choose amigurumi – they always cheer me up. And these little guys are sure to bring a smile to everyone! They’re a playful bunch and they simply can’t wait to start a new adventure – with their accessories they’re ready even for th...

In Poland, winters can be cold, so I love to spend these gloomy evenings with something fun to crochet and I often choose amigurumi – they always cheer me up. And these little guy is sure to bring a smile to everyone, too! With his warm sweater he’s ready even for the cold weather, but, to be honest, he sometimes prefers to stay at home, where ...

Cellars hold many mysterious creatures and creepy crawlers. If you’re not afraid of them, or even crave to own one of these, that tarantula pattern might be the perfect choice! Use it as a Halloween prop, for scaring random people or just your own pet spider :)

This adorable bunny will be equally good as a child’s best cuddly friend and as an Easter decoration for your house. Made with worsted weight yarn he’s 10”/25cm with the ears (sitting).

Teddy bears are kids’ best friends – this one will be no exception. Being 7.5”/19cm (sitting) he’s great to hug and cuddle!

This cuddly fox will quickly become everyone’s friend! Made with worsted weight yarn he’s 7” (with ears, sitting). He’s a perfect alternative for a classic teddy bear and will be equally loved by little ones.

This tiny little dachshund is only 2.5”/6,5cm long (measured from the tip of the nose to the end of the tail) and will fit on your finger. His mom (measures 5”/12,5cm) is always there to take care of him and together they make a pair that’s beyond cute!

A cow, a horse a donkey and… a giraffe? What is she doing here with farm animals? Well, she came to hoof around a bit with this friendly pack who is ready to jump right into your book! They will also help you use the scraps from your stash and will definitely do their best to convince the youngest readers that books are awesome. So, who will yo...

Is your desk also always full of those tiny things you don’t know where to put but which are great to have at hand? Paper clips, pencils, notecards, stitch markers, crochet hooks? Well, mine definitely is, and because I wanted a nice place to store them all in, I came up with this basket idea. I wouldn’t be myself, if I didn’t add a cute factor...

I always loved the look of the Tilda toys – bunnies, angels, snails… But since my sewing skills are still in the budding phase, I decided to crochet a bunny in a similar style – long legs, long ears, simple dress and lots of charm!

“O’er the door of the sacred Temple

If you’re tired of Santas, snowmen and reindeers, I have a cat for your tree this year! And because at the bottom of my heart I’m really traditional, I added a bauble, too. And, apparently, the kitty doesn’t mind…

When I was a little girl I really believed gnomes lived in the forests I was walking through, and I was also hoping that there’s a little house gnome around, too. Maybe that’s why I still think nothing turns a house into a home better than a house gnome himself!

Part III of the most mysterious CAL ever. To take part (for free!) join us here.

Part II of the most mysterious CAL ever. To take part (for free!) join us here.

Part I of the most mysterious CAL ever. To take part (for free!) join us here.

Novelty yarn – it’s often the type of yarn you have in your stash accidentally and have no idea what to do with it… Why not transform it into something seriously cute? This pattern will help you create a classic teddy bear with just a little fuzzy twist only some novelty yarn can give. Oh, and grab also that tiny little ball of yarn, hanging ou...

This yellow duckling is a duck on a mission! Once completed, he can’t wait but to leave the house and spread the word about something really important! Intrigued? Visit www.thelittleyellowduckproject.org for more details and start making your own duck right away! Or just use the pattern to make some cute gifts for family and friends. He’s quick...

Give your project bag a foxy boost with this notions bag.

Give your crochet project bag a foxy boost with this tape measure cover.

April is a very friendly bunny! She’s ready to be every child’s best friend!

This pattern is available as an individual download, as a part of an e-book or in “12 months in Amiland” book (in print).

This pattern is available as an individual download, as a part of an e-book or in “12 months in Amiland” book (in print).

This pattern is available as an individual download, as a part of an e-book or in “12 months in Amiland” book (in print).

This pattern is available as an individual download, as a part of an e-book or in “12 months in Amiland” book (in print).

This pattern is available as an individual download, as a part of an e-book or in “12 months in Amiland” book (in print).

This pattern is available as an individual download, as a part of an e-book or in “12 months in Amiland” book (in print).

This pattern is available as an individual download, as a part of an e-book or in “12 months in Amiland” book (in print).

This pattern is available as an individual download, as a part of an e-book or in “12 months in Amiland” book (in print).

This pattern is available as an individual download, as a part of an e-book or in “12 months in Amiland” book (in print).

This pattern is available as an individual download, as a part of an e-book or in “12 months in Amiland” book (in print).

This happy sheep set is a great addition to any bathroom. Not only are they cute and fun, they are also very useful!

A cute little owl is sure to brighten anyone’s day – this one can do so much more! Not only is it small enough to go almost everywhere with you but is also extremely useful.

Ronnie the Cat has already prepared for Halloween. What about you? This one is a really quick project so you’ll manage to make it in no time! Because who said Halloween decorations can’t be cute?

Nrgwenya is a beautiful shawl created with an eye-catching mosaic technique. It’s a great pattern to use a single skein of wonderful variegated or semi solid yarn from your stash – just pair it with an interesting contrastive color to get a unique look!

Hate getting up early and need to make your morning coffee a better experience? Well, get yourself a cute little friend to accompany you! She will not only keep your mug warm, but also listen to you patiently and pat you on the shoulder with her tiny wing, if needed.

Everyone needs a tape measure – why not add some cuteness to it? This whale cover is really easy to make and will let you use some yarn leftovers. He’ll also make a cute softie – just fill him up with stuffing only! Or maybe create a twin pincushion for your tape measure? Pattern includes the tips to create them too!

Everyone needs a tape measure – why not add some cuteness to it? This octopus cover is really easy to make and will let you use some yarn leftovers. He’ll also make a cute softie – just fill him up with stuffing only! Or maybe create a twin pincushion for your tape measure? Pattern includes the tips to create them too!

Everyone needs a tape measure – why not add some cuteness to it? This crab cover is really easy to make and will let you use some yarn leftovers.

For charted version see here or here.

It’s always hard for me to say what my inspiration for the design is, but this time is different – while watching my 2-year-old son dragging his favorite teddy around, I thought I’d create a perfect bear for toddlers. So I watched and watched and thought and thought about different options and here he is!

The summer finally came and our little bunny decided it’s high time to take some sunbaths! With her cute bikini and a blanket, she’s ready for a sunny day outside.

When Tim first heard about dying yarn, he got a bit scared. But then someone explained that it’s actually all about fun and lots of colors and he decided he had to give it a try! He’s a bit impatient, though…

This dino is a part of Rainbow dinos e-book and it’s featured in Cute and Kaboodle’s Dino CAL - click. Would be great if you joined us!

This dino is a part of Rainbow dinos e-book and it’s featured in Cute and Kaboodle’s Dino CAL - click. Would be great if you joined us!

This dino is a part of Rainbow dinos e-book and it’s featured in Cute and Kaboodle’s Dino CAL - click. Would be great if you joined us!

This dino is a part of Rainbow dinos e-book and it’s featured in Cute and Kaboodle’s Dino CAL - click. Would be great if you joined us!

This dino is a part of Rainbow dinos e-book.

This adorable hippo is bound to be a child’s best friend! The lovey form makes it easy to hug and carry around. And the swimming ring will help the baby when the teeth start showing, just as it helps the hippo when the tide is high…

His name means “winged finger” and he was a flying reptile. His wings stretched from his finger to his back legs. They weren’t huge, their wingspan being about 5ft/1.5m, but ours is still smaller, being 2”/5cm tall and having a wingspan of 3”/7.5cm.

Freddy is bound to be your new best friend! His head might be just a little bit on the big side, but he’s definitely not big-headed! He’ll comfort you whenever you need it and keep all the secrets you’ll whisper into his wooly ears…

I made this little snake for a Scavenger Hunt challenge and it seems he has gained some fans already, so I decided to publish a pattern for him. He’s not only very friendly, but also really easy and quick to make! He can guard your crochet hook or wrap around a pencil to keep you company.

I love appliques as they are easy and quick to make, they help you use the yarn scraps and they have so many uses! I made some Easter cards with mine, as I was always bad with paper crafts and these only needed a card and a bit of glue. But of course you can use yours to make cute Easter napkin rings, mug cozies or embellish flower pots or plac...

Yorkies gained millions of fans because they have adorable little faces and they’re so cute and small. Now this one is even tinier – it’ll fit in the palm of your hand and you can take it everywhere with you!

If you like reading as much as crocheting, this is something for you! The unraveled sheep bookmark will help you combine your two favorite hobbies and will surely bring a smile to your face (and to the faces of those who will watch you reading or making it). It will also make a great gift for your crocheting, book-loving friend!

They say that there’s no such thing as too many books. I’d add that there are also not too many bookmarks. And this little pal claims that one can never have enough carrots. And that no carrot is too big!

Yes, that’s true – Vlad is a real vampire and he can turn into a bat whenever he wants. Well, with a bit of your help. He’s tiny - only 8cm (3.2”) and even smaller as a bat – 5cm (2”cm). He’ll make a perfect companion not only during Halloween!

This pattern is featured in a CKAL here. Hope you’ll join us!

What’s cuter than an owl? A tiny owl of course! And this pattern will help you make teeny owls in two sizes: bigger one measures almost 3cm/1.18”, smaller one 2cm/0.78”. And this is not where the options end – you can choose to use intarsia to make the eyes or cut them from felt, knit the wings or embroider them, sew the body with a kitchener s...

Whether you’re a dog or a cat lover, you won’t be able to resist these adorable miniatures!

The bunny is featured in a CKAL here. Hope you’ll join us!

A sock monkey – you either love it or hate it. But even if you’re not a fan, I really hope you’ll find some warm feelings for this tape measure cover!

It’s surely a great idea to spend winter sitting with a cup of hot tea, reading a good book. But a fun snowball fight from time to time can’t do much harm, can it? And these guys know this perfectly! They’re well prepared to face the chilly weather and thousands of snowballs flying around! Still not convinced? Well, don’t worry, their snow is f...

This little elephant has been especially designed to help raise money for Aidan’s Elephants.

For many the Christmas season is the most anticipated and beautiful time in the whole year. And I will risk saying that preparing for Christmas may be as enjoyable as the celebrating itself. Choosing the Christmas tree, buying presents, decorating the house, baking cookies, singing carols… can it get any better? Well, it can – you can squeeze s...

Yaaawn! Cookie is very sleepy! He already brushed his teeth and could really use some sleep now. Where’s his favorite teddy, Henry? Oh, here it is, come little teddy, it’s time to sleep! Cookie snuggles under his soft blanket, closes his little eyes… and… Shh… He’s already dreaming about some great adventures!

Good evening! I’m Vlad. Why, yes, it is a very unoriginal name for a vampire, thank you for pointing that out.

Dwarfy woke up one day and decided that life’s too short to stay in one place and he began travelling around the world. He’s hoping to visit many amazing places that his gnome friends have never even dreamed of seeing. Would you invite him, too?

As a busy mom I love projects that are first of all functional. But who could resist the cute? Well, definitely not me, so I’ll do anything to combine both useful and cute whenever I can.

This cute little guy is up for some swimming! He even brought his swim ring! So just grab your hook and let him bring you some summer!

I’ve made this cover to keep my circular needles in it, but you can use it in many different ways (to store crochet hook or as an e-reader cozy). It has a cute sheep on the front and it fastens with a button on the back. My version measures 7.5” (19cm) × 4.5”(11,5cm).

You’re invited to a picnic! Just look how well prepared the bears are – they have a blanket and a picnic basket, and even some yummy honey! So, c’mon, grab your hook and join the fun.

Meet a little skunk! This guy was created especially to fulfil one of the pattern requests made in my group. He’s 3” tall and is ready to be your new friend:)

This pattern has been designed especially as Hooked For Life Team mascot for Ravellenic Games 2012! It is exclusive for the members of the group right now and will be made public during the Ravellenic Games.

This bunny has been designed especially for Purple Stitch Project (visit the official site here, for more information). Purple is the color associated with epilepsy and that is why the bunny is purple :)

Hate getting up early and need to make your morning coffee a better experience? Well, get yourself a cute little friend to accompany you! She will not only keep your mug warm, but also listen to you patiently and pat you on the shoulder with her tiny wing, if needed.

Kitsune is a Japanese word for fox, the most popular and interesting animal in Japanese tradition. Foxes are considered intelligent, magical creatures capable of shape shifting.

This cute pillow will be a great addition to any nursery and a perfect huggable friend of any child!

Meet Roy, the friendly flamingo! He’s made with worsted weight yarn and F (3.75mm) hook and measures 5” (with legs). If you want him to be even tinier, you can use DK, sport or even fingering yarn and he’ll be so small you can use him as a key-ring and take him everywhere with you! Hope you’ll enjoy the pattern!

This pretty shawl is very easy to make - once you get the hang of the pattern, you’ll be able to create bigger shawls, too. And if you happen to have any problems, I’ll be more than happy to help you out! Just PM me or write an e-mail (you’ll find the details in the file).

This cute owl will be happy to guard any of your projects and she’ll even hold the hook for you! Finished bag is about 9.5” (24cm) high and 7.5” (19cm) wide.

Hiiii-ya! Hwaaa! Hook! He’s a ninja hook.

This is a pattern for a tiny elephant! It’s only 1” long!

This is a pattern for a tiny sheep! It’s only 1” long!

This is a pattern for a tiny bunny! It’s only 1.5” standing!

This is a pattern for a tiny giraffe! It’s only 1.5” sitting!

This is a pattern for a tiny turtle! It’s only 1” long!

This is a pattern for a tiny owl! It’s only 1” tall!

This is a pattern for a little bunny. He’s 2.5” tall (with ears), so he’ll nicely stick out from your Easter basket or any other spring decoration. Oh, and there’s also his pal, a bunny finger puppet. Of course, they’ll be happy to keep you company, not only during Easter. I hope you’ll enjoy making both! To make things easier for you, there’s ...

This is a crochet pattern for a cocker spaniel.

These adorable critters will be a great addition to your table not only during Easter! You can even easily turn them into cute toys by stuffing them and adding a few more rounds to make the bottom of the egg (instructions included in the PDF version only!).

Love the Nyan Cat? Now you can now take it everywhere with you! It’ll be the cutest addition to your favorite book.

A Christmas part of the upcoming Oh, so tiny! collection.

The first member of the upcoming Oh, so tiny! collection.

This crocheted mummy was inspired by a League of Legends’ character Amumu - The Sad Mummy. That’s why it’s green:) But you can, of course, use any color you like. It will make a cute Halloween decoration, too!

This is a crochet pattern for a cute little horsie. It’s full of very helpful photos, taking you step by step through the process of crocheting this toy.

This is a crochet pattern for a schnauzer.

This is a crochet pattern for a ballerina bear. It includes the instructions on making a teddy bear with dancing shoes, a dress and a flower headband. It’s also full of very helpful photos, taking you step by step through the process of crocheting this toy.

This rosary can also be used as a bookmark.

Cute pattern for every booklover!

This is a crochet pattern for a cute teddy bear.

This is a pattern for a crochet bunny. It will be a perfect Easter bunny or simply a cute rabbit :) The finished toy will measure 3.5 inches (9cm).

If you like crocheting Easter decorations, I really hope you’ll enjoy this easy pattern. I created it a few years ago and thought it would be nice to share it with you.