01 The Collection
Nine critters,
one never-wilting garden.
Nine plump, huggable amigurumi planter pots, each one a sleepy critter cradling its own bouquet that never wilts or needs watering — every design in the Critter Planter Pots collection, organized into one easy-to-navigate PDF.
- 9 animal & flower pot designs in one bundle
- Clickable table of contents
- Shared pattern reference guide
- Step-by-step instructions with photos
- Mix of beginner & intermediate patterns
- Instant digital download
The collection at a glance
02 What’s Inside
Nine critters,
nine bouquets.
Every pattern in the collection, each critter paired with its own flower.
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Rose Bear Pot
A sleepy bear cradling a soft rose bouquet.
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Carnation Bunny Pot
A floppy-eared bunny tucked among carnations.
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Pinecone Fox Pot
A woodland fox curled around a pinecone sprig.
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Forget-Me-Not Cow Pot
A gentle cow nestled in tiny blue blooms.
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Lavender Frog Pot
A calm little frog among sprigs of lavender.
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Sunflower Cat Pot
A content cat curled beneath a bright sunflower.
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Strawberry Chick Pot
A cheerful chick surrounded by strawberry blossoms.
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Tulip Sheep Pot
A fluffy sheep resting among spring tulips.
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Daisy Koala Pot
A sleepy koala holding a bunch of daisies.
03 Why You’ll Love It
Built like a book,
not stapled files.
Nine patterns organized the way you’d actually want to use them.
- 01
Clickable table of contents
Jump straight to any of the 9 patterns instead of scrolling through one long file.
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An “At a Glance” page
Skill level and finished size for all 9 patterns side by side, so you can pick your next make fast.
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One shared reference guide
Every stitch abbreviation and core technique explained once — no re-reading the same steps nine times.
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A shelf that never wilts
Nine thoughtful gifts, or a whole windowsill of handmade decor that never needs watering.
04 Pattern Details
The details
- Collection size
- 9-in-1 critter planter pot patternsThe complete Critter Planter Pots collection
- Format
- Printable digital PDFWith a clickable table of contents
- Language
- English (US crochet terms)
- Skill level
- Beginner to intermediateMix of levels across the 9 patterns
- Technique
- Amigurumi critter, pot & bouquet assembly
- Delivery
- Instant digital download
- Product type
- Digital onlyNo physical item or finished pots are shipped
05 What You’ll Need
The materials
A simple, everyday kit. Exact yarn colours per critter and flower are noted inside each pattern. Materials are not included; this listing is the pattern only.
- Worsted weight yarn (colours per critter & flower)
- Crochet hook
- Polyester fiberfill stuffing
- Safety eyes
- Yarn needle
- Scissors
06 Perfect For
A whole shelf
of thoughtful gifts.
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Birthdays
A bouquet that lasts far longer than fresh flowers.
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Housewarmings
A sweet little addition to any new home.
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Mother’s Day
A handmade critter and bouquet in one.
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Christmas
Nine ready-made gift ideas for the season.
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Handmade markets
A full lineup of designs that sell well together.
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Your own windowsill
A collection worth keeping every one of for yourself.
07 Questions & Answers
Everything you
might wonder.
How do I receive the patterns?
How is the bundle organized?
Is this suitable for beginners?
Can I sell the pots I make?
Does my access ever expire?
A digital download — nothing is shipped
This listing is for a digital PDF pattern bundle only. No physical item and no finished planter pots will be sent to you — yarn, stuffing and eyes are not included.
Your download is available instantly, so you can start your first critter today.
Loved by Makers
Customer Reviews
Nine critters, nine bouquets — here’s what makers have been potting up.
Rating breakdown
Olivia Ward
The table of contents is such a nice touch
Made the Sunflower Cat Pot first and being able to jump straight to it instead of scrolling through nine patterns made such a difference. The shared reference guide meant I wasn’t re-reading the same stitch instructions each time. Already planning the Rose Bear next.
Freya Madsen
nine gifts sorted in one purchase
made the tulip sheep for my mum, turned out gorgeous. love that i have eight more to go for everyone else on my list.
Bianca Costa
Beautiful bundle, bouquet assembly took patience
The critters themselves were quick and enjoyable to crochet. Assembling the individual flowers into a neat little bouquet took me longer than expected on my first pot, but the “At a Glance” page helped me choose an easier one to start with. Looks wonderful on the shelf now.
Rosalind Hughes
huge value for nine full patterns
getting all nine organized in one proper book instead of loose files is worth it alone. started with the daisy koala, adorable.
Marika Kovac
Perfect housewarming gift
Made the Pinecone Fox Pot for a friend’s new apartment and she loved that it was a plant that never needs watering. The photos at every stage made the assembly clear even for a design with this many small pieces.
Sana Perera
Lovely designs, a few colour choices of my own
The Forget-Me-Not Cow Pot pattern was clear and easy to follow, though I ended up swapping in yarn colours I already had rather than matching exactly. Turned out lovely either way. The reference guide made switching things up simple.
Josephine Tran
Selling these at my craft stall now
Restocked my stall with a few of these and they sold out faster than anything else I’ve brought. Customers love that each pot pairs a different animal with its own flower — feels like nine separate product lines from one purchase.
LucÃa Espinoza
Christmas gifts sorted for the whole family
Nine patterns means nine gifts, which was exactly what I needed for the holidays. Started with the Strawberry Chick Pot and it came together beautifully — already lined up who’s getting the rest.
Hazel Bennett
Great collection, intermediate patterns take longer
The beginner-level pots came together quickly, but a couple of the more detailed designs like the Lavender Frog took a full weekend to finish properly. Well worth it for the finished result — just budget more time for those ones.
Amara Vance
A whole windowsill of critters now
Worked through the collection over a few weeks and now have a full little garden on my windowsill that never needs watering. Every pattern uses the same easy techniques from the reference guide, so it got faster with each one.
