Think of it as a creative adventure we’re taking together… no packing required. I love traveling, but real life doesn’t always cooperate, so this is my way of bringing a little piece of the world into our crochet. Each continent in the series will include 3–4 patterns (and maybe more!), and once we’ve explored one, we’ll move on to the next destination.

The Squishy Monkey has a face that is SO hard to resist! The body is intentionally under-stuffed for that signature “squishy” feel, two different kind of feet, and tiny ears!

Pattern Details:
•Digital PDF crochet pattern (instant download)
•Skill level: Advanced beginner to intermediate
•Finished size: Approximately 7 inches tall
•Yarn: Plush / blanket yarn recommended
•Construction: Worked in the round with appendages sewn on
•Features: Slightly movable arms for added character
•Written using U.S Crochet terms.

The pattern is a PDF and you will need Adobe Reader to open it. This program is free to download.

You will need to know how to use a magic circle, single crochet, double crochet and how to increase and invisible decrease.

You can sell any items made from this pattern in a small capacity. You cannot share, reproduce or copy any part of this pattern (INCLUDING IMAGES) for any purpose. Please link back to the pattern and my blog listed below when you sell finished items whether on Etsy, Instagram, Facebook, or any other social media or place online. Just respect my rights as the designer, thank you!

As always, these printable PDFs are available for purchase here, but you can also find the free online version on my blog: https://www.thefriendlyredfox.com/squishy-monkey-crochet-pattern-around-the-world/

The finished bird stands about 7-9 inches tall, and his silly eyes are made with worsted yarn and give him the most adorable face!

This pattern is part of my Around the World Amigurumi series, on our second stop: South America!

Think of it as a creative adventure we’re taking together… no packing required. I love traveling, but real life doesn’t always cooperate, so this is my way of bringing a little piece of the world into our crochet.

Each continent in the series will include 3–4 patterns (and maybe more!), and once we’ve explored one, we’ll move on to the next destination.

Pattern Details:
•Digital PDF crochet pattern (instant download)
•Skill level: Advanced beginner to intermediate
•Finished size: Approximately 8 inches tall
•Yarn: Plush / blanket yarn recommended
•Construction: Bottom up, sewing on accessories
•Features: worsted-weight silly eyes for added character
•Written using U.S Crochet terms.

The pattern is a PDF and you will need Adobe Reader to open it. This program is free to download.

You will need to know how to use a magic circle, single crochet, double crochet and how to increase and invisible decrease.

You can sell any items made from this pattern in a small capacity. You cannot share, reproduce or copy any part of this pattern (INCLUDING IMAGES) for any purpose. Please link back to the pattern and my blog listed below when you sell finished items whether on Etsy, Instagram, Facebook, or any other social media or place online. Just respect my rights as the designer, thank you!

This llama is the more traditional stuffy, with a defined body and adorably long arms and legs. This is a good-sized stuffy, when sitting it is about 9-12 inches tall (there are instructions for 3 different types of yarn!).

This pattern is part of my Around the World Amigurumi series, on our second stop: South America!

Think of it as a creative adventure we’re taking together… no packing required. I love traveling, but real life doesn’t always cooperate, so this is my way of bringing a little piece of the world into our crochet.

Each continent in the series will include 3–4 patterns (and maybe more!), and once we’ve explored one, we’ll move on to the next destination.

Pattern Details:
•Digital PDF crochet pattern (instant download)
•Skill level: Advanced beginner to intermediate
•Finished size: Approximately 9-12 inches tall (notes on different sizes included)
•Yarn: Plush / blanket yarn recommended
•Construction: Low-sew with minimal assembly
•Features: Slightly movable arms for added character
•Written using U.S Crochet terms.

The pattern is a PDF and you will need Adobe Reader to open it. This program is free to download.

You can sell any items made from this pattern in a small capacity. You cannot share, reproduce or copy any part of this pattern (INCLUDING IMAGES) for any purpose. Please link back to the pattern and my blog listed below when you sell finished items whether on Etsy, Instagram, Facebook, or any other social media or place online. Just respect my rights as the designer, thank you!

The finished sloth sits about 9 inches tall, and the arms and legs are movable- very important for the cutest tree-hanging animal!

This pattern is part of my Around the World Amigurumi series, on our second stop: South America!

Think of it as a creative adventure we’re taking together… no packing required. I love traveling, but real life doesn’t always cooperate, so this is my way of bringing a little piece of the world into our crochet.

Each continent in the series will include 3–4 patterns (and maybe more!), and once we’ve explored one, we’ll move on to the next destination.

Pattern Details:
•Digital PDF crochet pattern (instant download)
•Skill level: Advanced beginner to intermediate
•Finished size: Approximately 9 inches tall
•Yarn: Plush / blanket yarn recommended
•Construction: Low-sew with minimal assembly
•Features: Slightly movable arms for added character
•Written using U.S Crochet terms.

The pattern is a PDF and you will need Adobe Reader to open it. This program is free to download.

You will need to know how to use a magic circle, single crochet, double crochet and how to increase and invisible decrease.

You can sell any items made from this pattern in a small capacity. You cannot share, reproduce or copy any part of this pattern (INCLUDING IMAGES) for any purpose. Please link back to the pattern and my blog listed below when you sell finished items whether on Etsy, Instagram, Facebook, or any other social media or place online. Just respect my rights as the designer, thank you!

The finished monkey sits about 8-9 inches tall, and has a super cute long tail!

This pattern is part of my Around the World Amigurumi series, on with our second stop: South America

Think of it as a creative adventure we’re taking together… no packing required. I love traveling, but real life doesn’t always cooperate, so this is my way of bringing a little piece of the world into our crochet.

Each continent in the series will include 3–4 patterns (and maybe more!), and once we’ve explored one, we’ll move on to the next destination.

Pattern Details:
•Digital PDF crochet pattern (instant download)
•Skill level: Advanced beginner to intermediate
•Finished size: Approximately 8-9 inches tall
•Yarn: Plush / blanket yarn recommended
•Features: Slightly movable arms for added character
•Written using U.S Crochet terms.

The pattern is a PDF and you will need Adobe Reader to open it. This program is free to download.

You will need to know how to use a magic circle, single crochet, and how to increase and invisible decrease.

You can sell any items made from this pattern in a small capacity. You cannot share, reproduce or copy any part of this pattern for any purpose. Please link back to the pattern and my blog listed below when you sell finished items whether on Etsy, Instagram, Facebook, or any other social media or place online. Just respect my rights as the designer, thank you!

The complete collection of Around the World: Africa Patterns! Think of it as a creative adventure we’re taking together… no packing required. I love traveling, but real life doesn’t always cooperate, so this is my way of bringing a little piece of the world into our crochet.

Each continent in the series will include 3–4 patterns (and maybe more!), and once we’ve explored one, we’ll move on to the next destination.

4 Total Patterns are included in this eBook with a navigable Table of Contents.
*Bubbles the Hippo
*Zee the Zebra
*Jiffy the Giraffe
*Ollie the Ostrich

Written using U.S Crochet terms.

These patterns and ALL associated content, including text, images, and designs, are the intellectual property of The Friendly Red Fox. These patterns are intended for personal use only. You may sell the finished items made from these patterns on a small scale, but mass production is strictly prohibited.

You may not redistribute, copy, or share this eBook or any parts of it in any form, including electronic or printed versions. If you would like to share these patterns with others, please direct them to my website or shop to purchase their own copy.

Written and photo instructions are included in the PDF, along with clickable links to some video tutorials.

TThe finished giraffe sits about 10 inches tall (maybe a little taller with his horns!), and has super cute long legs!

This pattern is part of my Around the World Amigurumi series—starting with our very first stop: Africa

Think of it as a creative adventure we’re taking together… no packing required. I love traveling, but real life doesn’t always cooperate, so this is my way of bringing a little piece of the world into our crochet.

Each continent in the series will include 3–4 patterns (and maybe more!), and once we’ve explored one, we’ll move on to the next destination.

Pattern Details:
•Digital PDF crochet pattern (instant download)
•Skill level: Advanced beginner to intermediate
•Finished size: Approximately 10 inches tall
•Yarn: Plush / blanket yarn recommended
•Features: Slightly movable arms for added character
•Written using U.S Crochet terms.

The pattern is a PDF and you will need Adobe Reader to open it. This program is free to download.

You will need to know how to use a magic circle, single crochet, half double crochet, and how to increase and invisible decrease.

You can sell any items made from this pattern in a small capacity. You cannot share, reproduce or copy any part of this pattern for any purpose. Please link back to the pattern and my blog listed below when you sell finished items whether on Etsy, Instagram, Facebook, or any other social media or place online. Just respect my rights as the designer, thank you!

The finished zebra sits about 10 inches tall, has extra length with super cute long legs, and the most adorable fuzzy mane!

This pattern is part of my Around the World Amigurumi series—starting with our very first stop: Africa

Think of it as a creative adventure we’re taking together… no packing required. I love traveling, but real life doesn’t always cooperate, so this is my way of bringing a little piece of the world into our crochet.

Each continent in the series will include 3–4 patterns (and maybe more!), and once we’ve explored one, we’ll move on to the next destination.

Pattern Details:
•Digital PDF crochet pattern (instant download)
•Skill level: Advanced beginner to intermediate
•Finished size: Approximately 8 inches tall
•Yarn: Plush / blanket yarn recommended
•Construction: Low-sew with minimal assembly
•Features: Slightly movable arms for added character
•Written using U.S Crochet terms.

The pattern is a PDF and you will need Adobe Reader to open it. This program is free to download.

You will need to know how to use a magic circle, single crochet, and how to increase and invisible decrease.

You can sell any items made from this pattern in a small capacity. You cannot share, reproduce or copy any part of this pattern for any purpose. Please link back to the pattern and my blog listed below when you sell finished items whether on Etsy, Instagram, Facebook, or any other social media or place online. Just respect my rights as the designer, thank you!

The finished ostrich sits about 8-9 inches tall, and has extra length with super cute dangly legs!

This pattern is part of my Around the World Amigurumi series—starting with our very first stop: Africa

Think of it as a creative adventure we’re taking together… no packing required. I love traveling, but real life doesn’t always cooperate, so this is my way of bringing a little piece of the world into our crochet.

Each continent in the series will include 3–4 patterns (and maybe more!), and once we’ve explored one, we’ll move on to the next destination.

Pattern Details:
•Digital PDF crochet pattern (instant download)
•Skill level: Advanced beginner to intermediate
•Finished size: Approximately 8 inches tall
•Yarn: Plush / blanket yarn recommended
•Construction: Low-sew with minimal assembly
•Features: Slightly movable arms for added character
•Written using U.S Crochet terms.

The pattern is a PDF and you will need Adobe Reader to open it. This program is free to download.

You will need to know how to use a magic circle, single crochet, double crochet and how to increase and invisible decrease.

You can sell any items made from this pattern in a small capacity. You cannot share, reproduce or copy any part of this pattern for any purpose. Please link back to the pattern and my blog listed below when you sell finished items whether on Etsy, Instagram, Facebook, or any other social media or place online. Just respect my rights as the designer, thank you!

The finished hippo stands about 8 inches tall, and the arms are slightly movable, giving it added personality and play.

This pattern is part of my Around the World Amigurumi series—starting with our very first stop: Africa

Think of it as a creative adventure we’re taking together… no packing required. I love traveling, but real life doesn’t always cooperate, so this is my way of bringing a little piece of the world into our crochet.

Each continent in the series will include 3–4 patterns (and maybe more!), and once we’ve explored one, we’ll move on to the next destination.

Pattern Details:
•Digital PDF crochet pattern (instant download)
•Skill level: Advanced beginner to intermediate
•Finished size: Approximately 8 inches tall
•Yarn: Plush / blanket yarn recommended
•Construction: Low-sew with minimal assembly
•Features: Slightly movable arms for added character
•Written using U.S Crochet terms.

The pattern is a PDF and you will need Adobe Reader to open it. This program is free to download.

You will need to know how to use a magic circle, single crochet, double crochet and how to increase and invisible decrease.

You can sell any items made from this pattern in a small capacity. You cannot share, reproduce or copy any part of this pattern for any purpose. Please link back to the pattern and my blog listed below when you sell finished items whether on Etsy, Instagram, Facebook, or any other social media or place online. Just respect my rights as the designer, thank you!