Monkey Crochet Pattern – Mini Noso

The Noso Fox, despite its compact form still remains just as smart and thus even has enormous advantages when sneaking up on prey. However, the killing is a significantly different …

The Noso Koala is an extremely easy to keep koala that, unlike its larger counterparts, gets by on one eucalyptus leaf, making it the perfect pet for you when you’re …

Even if the flame that the Noso Dragon spits is only comparable to a lighter, a few dozen of these small mythical creatures can scare even any full-grown human. The …

The Noso Panda must feed just as much bamboo as his large conspecifics, but thanks to a spectacularly good metabolism puts on no gram weight to his slim appearance. The …

The Noso Bunny, quite a few times smaller than a usual bunny, but quite a few times the cuter. In addition, even more manageable and cheaper to keep than all …

The Noso Bear, the smallest bear in the forest, but like its larger counterparts, has a steady appetite for salmon, honey and anything else you can find in picnic baskets. …

The Mini Noso, the smallest crochet doll that is completely finished WITHOUT sewing! This ensures that your Noso at the end looks exactly like here in the pictures, without the …

Have you ever wondered why your stitch pattern on your crochet piece, especially amigurumi, might look different than the pattern you are using? Do you see a difference between those …

Safety eyes are usually plastic hemispheres or plastic disks with a stem that you push through the stitch pattern and then secure on the inside of your crochet piece with …

After all the elements for your Amigurumi have been crocheted, it is time to sew these elements together. Sewing may seem a bit intimidating at the beginning, but it is …

The use of individual loops can be a fantastic means to give your creations clearer contours, to define areas, or to subsequently crochet additional elements on finished crochet pieces. How …

The correct stuffing of the various elements of your amigurumi (arms, legs, body, etc.) is more important than you think, because the filling brings the crocheted piece first into shape. …