This Long-Eared Bat uses a small amount of yarn and thread, so there will be enough left over to start a colony. Details include the distinctive folded edges and long, pointed tragus, or inner lobe, of its large ears.

The finished badger measures approximately 4cm x 4cm (1⅝in x 1⅝in), including the hat.

The finished bear measures approximately 6cm (2⅜in) from top of hat to lower edge of ruff and 4.5cm (1¾in) wide.

The finished cat measures approximately 5cm x 5cm (2in x 2in).

The finished dog measures approximately 5.5cm (2⅛in) from top of hat to lower edge of ruff and 4.5cm (1¾in) wide.

The finished rabbit measures approximately 6cm (2⅜in) from tip of ears to lower edge of ruff and 5.5cm (2⅛in) wide.

The finished fox measures approximately 4cm x 4cm (1⅝in x 1⅝in) including the hat.

The diameter of each pumpkin is approximately 6.5cm (2½in) diameter.

The diameter of the small pumpkin is approximately 9cm (3½in) and the diameter of the large pumpkin is approximately 10cm (4in).

The finished rabbit head measures:

The finished monkey measures approximately 28.5cm (11¼in) tall.

This brooch is a small project that is ideal for using up leftover yarn. The lips are crocheted in cotton yarn and are finished with a shiny row of glass pearl teeth.

This little bat is made using mercerised cotton threads and a soft alpaca yarn. Various stitches form the shaping of the wings. Finishing touches include pencil shading around glass eyes and the distinctive nose-leaf.

Mercerised cotton crochet thread gives a sheen to the face and wings, and a fluffy lace-weight yarn is used to create the soft, furry body.

Each finished insect measures approximately 11.5cm (4½in) long.

The finished bird measures approximately 32cm (12⅝in) tall and 47cm (18½in) long from tip of bill to end of tail.