After crocheting basic shapes like spheres and cones, try your hand at making this chick amigurumi which has these same shapes incorporated. Add on the pointy beak and the feet without any sewing and the piece is quickly completed. With the free pattern below and the accompanying video, you will be mastering this animal in no time!

After mastering crochet of basic spheres, consider move onto making more complex amigurumi like this monkey! It involves crocheting a spherical head, cylindrical body and chains extending out from the main body for the limbs. With the free pattern below and the accompanying video, you will be mastering this animal in no time!

If you have mastered how to crochet a simple sphere, then the next step is to try making a simple animal amigurumi like a jellyfish or an octopus! This involves crocheting a sphere and then simply add on some tentacles. With the free pattern below and the accompanying video, you will be mastering this animal in no time!

Here it is - my free Baby Yoda aka Grogu pattern. I have been meaning to put it up on my blog but just never got down to it. It came from my Bounty Hunter Collection which I’m really proud of! This pattern is pretty fast, with minimal sewing parts like the ears and the coat, so have fun crocheting up this one!

Dinosaurs are creatures well liked by both boys and girls alike! They are also super fun toys to crochet and can be worked up pretty quickly depending on how complex the crochet pattern is. Here is a little purple guy that works up pretty fast and has a fair amount of assembly bits that come together.

Wondered how to crochet a rabbit pattern? Here is a free easy crochet bunny pattern below, broken up into individual sections to make it easier to follow along. Whether you are looking for a long water bunny crochet pattern or a floppy bunny crochet pattern, I have included them here.

Thinking about how to crochet a hedgehog pattern? Here is a free easy crochet hedgehog pattern below, broken up into individual sections to make it easier to follow along.

We will be going through how to crochet the head, body, limbs, snout and face together with their assembly.

Here is the the Spring Squirrel Pattern Part 3, now to continue from the head, body and limbs, onto the tail and facial detailing. If you prefer to work from a printed pattern, all 3 of the CAL patterns are available as a PDF bundle to buy, just click on the button below to grab it!

Here is the the Spring Squirrel Pattern Part 2, now to continue from the head and body, onto the arms and legs. If you prefer to work from a printed pattern, all 3 of the CAL patterns are available as a PDF bundle to buy, just click on the button below to grab it!

Hope you are enjoying the Spring has Sprung Crochet-A-Long! Here is the the Spring Squirrel Pattern, broken down into 3 separate parts. If you prefer to work from a printed pattern, all 3 of the CAL patterns are available as a PDF bundle to buy, just click on the button below to grab it!