Tiny bunnies with straight or floppy ears. I love making them as keychains or little gifts, they're so quick and easy to crochet.

A cute little kitty with long dangly arms and legs.

You don't need much yarn for this owl, which makes it a great project to use up any scrap yarn.

I love making these little guys as keychains, but they also make really cute little gifts or stocking fillers.

This kitty might be small, but there's no shortage of attitude.

Sweet little long-legged bunny with straight or floppy ears.

This little tree frog is not too complicated to crochet, but it does have very tiny details and wire inside the legs, which are a bit fiddly to make.

My little hippo has a rhino cousin - just as tiny and cute with his stumpy legs and a huge nose.

A fun little project to try if you are new to crocheting toys.

Today I have a really cute pattern to share with you - this tiny hippo with his huge nose and stumpy little legs, small enough to sit on your palm.

I have already made little bunnies and a cat using the same basic body pattern, but I think it works great as a teddy bear as well.

Tiny little visitors from outer space! They're so quick and easy to crochet, they make great gifts, especially as keychains.

A little elf doll that is small and simple - perfect as a last-minute present or if you need to work up a whole bunch.

A small stripy cat crocheted around a rattle made of a plastic egg from a Kinder Surprise chocolate egg filled with small glass beads.

These carrots are a great project if you are taking your first steps in the world of amigurumi - simple shape, very little sewing and work up using just the most basic crochet stitches.

This chubby little bumble bee is is crocheted around a rattle made of a plastic egg from a Kinder Surprise chocolate egg filled with small glass beads.

These small monsters are crocheted around a rattle made of a plastic egg from a Kinder Surprise chocolate egg filled with small glass beads.