Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Finale for Blue Woodland Creatures
Bonnie (Strawberry Bonnie)
This is Reggie the Mouse by Kristi Tullus from the Zoomigurumi Favorites book. Love those double dips.
I used a 3.25 mm hook with Skinny Chenille yarn.
Caroline W (Sweet Caroline Crochet)
The pattern is by crochatcrazegb on Etsy. I used random scraps from my stash and a 3.25 mm hook. :) I’ve made this owl several times, one of my favorites and always a good seller at my markets!
Courtney E
I made a blue caterpillar - pattern from Genna Tatu's No-Sew Mini Amigurimi Book. I used Premier Parfait Chunky with different shades of blue with a 5.5 hook. Also he has size 20 mm handpainted safety eyes from StacyMakes.
Deb M
Here is my submission. The pattern is a YouTube tutorial from Maria’s Blue Crayon Crochet Fox appliqué The yarn is all scrap.
Debbie (GG-Gaddy Crochet)
I chose a blue dressed woodland gnome for my blue woodland make. I love gnomes because they are guardians of the forest and protectors of nature. Pattern is Pip the gnome by Madeline Mae Co. Made in Bernat Blanket yarn and a size 6mm hook.
Diana T
Pattern is Raisin the Raccoon by Snugglebeans crochet. Blue varieflgated is Bernat Baby in Ocean Waves, the solid is Demi Purl in Purple Haze. 6.5 mm hook. The Demi Purl is a hair thicker than the bernat baby. Eyes handpainted with nail polish.
Elaine
Beach Bunny Bob – worsted weight, 3.75 – my own pattern for sale on Ravelry
Hedgehog – worsted weight – 3.75 for head, 4.0 for body, which had worsted + fun fur
Pattern by Yarns and Nobles
Erin G (SunbreakCrochet on IG)
I frequently see little rabbits in the wooded area behind my home. So for my Woodland Animal I made a little blue rabbit. It’s a finger puppet.
The pattern is free on Instagram from @thecrochetcarpenter
Yarn is Bernat Blanket with a 6.5mm hook.
Helen (Handmade by H UK)
Harold Hedgehog, Billy Badger, Beverly Blue Tit, and Paula the New Forest Pony. Going into the woods today for the Teddy Bears picnic.
DK with 3mm hook used. All makes between 4 and 6 inches. (It's an XL cup)
YouTube videos
Hedgehog, Crochet with Kyra
Pony, Nha Len
Freehanded with some frogging.
Badger
Blue Tit bird
Judy (Judy at Witchpeace Crafts)
The Common, Blue-banded Bee is a native Australian Bee found in woodlands, forests, urban areas, and heath, excluding Tasmania and the Northern Territory.
These solitary bees are renowned for their vibrant blue abdominal stripes, fast buzzing flight, and "buzz pollination" of native plants and tomatoes.
Yarn: Combination of Zaddy Craft Really Good Chenille & Blanket Yarn.
Hook: 4.5mm
Pattern: Beatrix-Bee Lovey by Mini Makes Keepsakes - Instagram
Kathleen W (Desert Kat)
My possum is Snuggle Beans Crochet with Bernat & a 6mm hook.
Lori (Armchair Chef)
Here's my blue woodland owl. The pattern I based it on is attached. However, I did use kitchen cotton. It ended up being a lot looser and I added little ear puffs Tufts onto it and of course my googly eyes. I love googly eyes because it's so easy.
youtu.be/B67CVVWnm-w?si=Jn1hBth3eoKCXbCE
Nora S
This is my blue woodland animal. It’s an owl. I used a 4.5 mm hook and Just Chenille yarn. The pattern is by Easy Crochet Plushie
Pat P
My two entries are made for charity. The fidgit lizard is made of gifted #4 yarn with a 5mm hook. I have no other info on the yarn.The night owl is to honor crocheters who work into the night. It is Lion Brand #6 yarn gifted by my sister. I used a 6mm hook. The color is San Diego Navy. They were fun to make.
Tes S
I made Hooty the Baby Owl by Sashi Stitches on Ribblr. It is a free pattern.
I used Bernat Blanket yarn (weight 6) and a 6mm hook for everything except the eyes. I made the eyes out of chenille (weight 5) and a 4.5mm hook.
This will be going to my friend's eldest son.
Thea B
I made the Ballerina deer pattern by @mwl_crochet on Instagram
Scrap 8ply yarn used with a 3 mm hook
Finale for Blue Woodland Creatures
Bonnie (Strawberry Bonnie)
This is Reggie the Mouse by Kristi Tullus from the Zoomigurumi Favorites book. Love those double dips.
I used a 3.25 mm hook with Skinny Chenille yarn.
Caroline W (Sweet Caroline Crochet)
The pattern is by crochatcrazegb on Etsy. I used random scraps from my stash and a 3.25 mm hook. :) I’ve made this owl several times, one of my favorites and always a good seller at my markets!
Courtney E
I made a blue caterpillar - pattern from Genna Tatu's No-Sew Mini Amigurimi Book. I used Premier Parfait Chunky with different shades of blue with a 5.5 hook. Also he has size 20 mm handpainted safety eyes from StacyMakes.
Deb M
Here is my submission. The pattern is a YouTube tutorial from Maria’s Blue Crayon Crochet Fox appliqué The yarn is all scrap.
Debbie (GG-Gaddy Crochet)
I chose a blue dressed woodland gnome for my blue woodland make. I love gnomes because they are guardians of the forest and protectors of nature. Pattern is Pip the gnome by Madeline Mae Co. Made in Bernat Blanket yarn and a size 6mm hook.
Diana T
Pattern is Raisin the Raccoon by Snugglebeans crochet. Blue varieflgated is Bernat Baby in Ocean Waves, the solid is Demi Purl in Purple Haze. 6.5 mm hook. The Demi Purl is a hair thicker than the bernat baby. Eyes handpainted with nail polish.
Elaine
Beach Bunny Bob – worsted weight, 3.75 – my own pattern for sale on Ravelry
Hedgehog – worsted weight – 3.75 for head, 4.0 for body, which had worsted + fun fur
Pattern by Yarns and Nobles
Erin G (SunbreakCrochet on IG)
I frequently see little rabbits in the wooded area behind my home. So for my Woodland Animal I made a little blue rabbit. It’s a finger puppet.
The pattern is free on Instagram from @thecrochetcarpenter
Yarn is Bernat Blanket with a 6.5mm hook.
Helen (Handmade by H UK)
Harold Hedgehog, Billy Badger, Beverly Blue Tit, and Paula the New Forest Pony. Going into the woods today for the Teddy Bears picnic.
DK with 3mm hook used. All makes between 4 and 6 inches. (It's an XL cup)
YouTube videos
Hedgehog, Crochet with Kyra
Pony, Nha Len
Freehanded with some frogging.
Badger
Blue Tit bird
Judy (Judy at Witchpeace Crafts)
The Common, Blue-banded Bee is a native Australian Bee found in woodlands, forests, urban areas, and heath, excluding Tasmania and the Northern Territory.
These solitary bees are renowned for their vibrant blue abdominal stripes, fast buzzing flight, and "buzz pollination" of native plants and tomatoes.
Yarn: Combination of Zaddy Craft Really Good Chenille & Blanket Yarn.
Hook: 4.5mm
Pattern: Beatrix-Bee Lovey by Mini Makes Keepsakes - Instagram
Kathleen W (Desert Kat)
My possum is Snuggle Beans Crochet with Bernat & a 6mm hook.
Lori (Armchair Chef)
Here's my blue woodland owl. The pattern I based it on is attached. However, I did use kitchen cotton. It ended up being a lot looser and I added little ear puffs Tufts onto it and of course my googly eyes. I love googly eyes because it's so easy.
youtu.be/B67CVVWnm-w?si=Jn1hBth3eoKCXbCE
Nora S
This is my blue woodland animal. It’s an owl. I used a 4.5 mm hook and Just Chenille yarn. The pattern is by Easy Crochet Plushie
Pat P
My two entries are made for charity. The fidgit lizard is made of gifted #4 yarn with a 5mm hook. I have no other info on the yarn.The night owl is to honor crocheters who work into the night. It is Lion Brand #6 yarn gifted by my sister. I used a 6mm hook. The color is San Diego Navy. They were fun to make.
Tes S
I made Hooty the Baby Owl by Sashi Stitches on Ribblr. It is a free pattern.
I used Bernat Blanket yarn (weight 6) and a 6mm hook for everything except the eyes. I made the eyes out of chenille (weight 5) and a 4.5mm hook.
This will be going to my friend's eldest son.
Thea B
I made the Ballerina deer pattern by @mwl_crochet on Instagram
Scrap 8ply yarn used with a 3 mm hook
