Pocket Palls Pattern

51,20 kr SEK (plus tax)

Meet Pocket Pals, the tiniest best friends you'll ever crochet! This adorable PDF pattern includes both a mini bunny and a mini bear, perfectly sized to fit in your pocket, decorate your desk, become keychains, gifts, or tiny companions to take everywhere.

Whether you're making a thoughtful handmade gift or adding irresistibly cute minis to your market table, these little pals work up quickly and are guaranteed to make people smile.
ᯓ★  They're tiny.
ᯓ★ They're squishy.
ᯓ★  They're impossible to make just one.

What's Included
ᯓ★  Printable PDF crochet pattern (English, US terminology)
ᯓ★  Instructions for BOTH the Mini Bunny and Mini Bear
ᯓ★  Step-by-step assembly instructions
ᯓ★  Material list
ᯓ★  Helpful photos throughout the pattern

Skill Level
🌼 Beginner to Easy Intermediate

You should know how to:
ᯓ★  Magic Ring
ᯓ★  Single Crochet
ᯓ★  Increase
ᯓ★  Invisible Decrease
ᯓ★  Slip Stitch
ᯓ★  Basic sewing

Materials Used
ᯓ★  Acrylic or chenille yarn (or your favorite yarn!)
ᯓ★  Crochet hook
ᯓ★  Stuffing
ᯓ★  Yarn needle
ᯓ★  Stitch marker
ᯓ★  Black embroidery thread for the eyes

(Feel free to use different yarn weights to create larger or smaller Pocket Pals!)

Finished Size
Approximately 2–3 inches (5–7 cm) depending on the yarn and hook size used.

Instant Download
This is a digital PDF crochet pattern, NOT a finished plushie.

After purchase, you'll receive instant access to download your files so you can start crocheting right away.

Selling Finished Plushies:
You're welcome to sell finished Pocket Pals made from this pattern in small quantities! Please credit PlushieLove as the designer whenever possible.
Redistributing, copying, translating, sharing, or reselling this pattern is not permitted.

Why You'll Love Pocket Pals 💕
ᯓ★  Quick market makes
ᯓ★  Great stash buster project
ᯓ★  Beginner-friendly
ᯓ★  Perfect gift idea
ᯓ★  Tiny enough to fit in your pocket
ᯓ★  Makes adorable keychains and desk buddies
ᯓ★  Includes TWO patterns in one bundle

Warning: Pocket Pals have been known to multiply. You make one... then suddenly they have an entire tiny family.