I finished this adorable hedgehog amigurumi and feel so proud! His “spines” took forever but I think the end product was well worth it. He’s stuffed with a combination of fabric scraps and fiberfill—a sturdy plushie indeed! Thanks for checking…Continue Reading →
Ever come across a pattern and think, “I could totally make that!” Well, dear reader, let me show you my silliest “expectation versus reality” project to date: This kitty eventually looked adorable, after much re-doing! I gifted her to my…Continue Reading →
One of my favorite ways to use up my yarn is by making a dragon egg dice bag. This free pattern is courtesy of Cindy de Vries, and works up so quickly that you can finish one in a day!…Continue Reading →
Hi everyone! Check out my adorable llama amigurumi below. Pattern courtesy of Kamidake Fiber Arts and available for purchase on Ravelry. I also made a gray one because the pattern was so easy and fun! Enjoy your lovely weekend and…Continue Reading →
Here is your hint: There is one more gray skein not pictured here currently in use…Can you guess my latest project? Check out the tags for more hints! 
Hello everyone! Below you’ll see one of my favorite amigurumi projects: a kangaroo complete with her little joey inside her pouch. You’ll find this pattern, and MANY others, in Zoomigurumi 3. That’s all for now! Enjoy your week
Happy July 4th! Today I’m sharing a fun, easy crochet project called a “lovey” or security blanket. These make great baby shower gifts and work up quickly granny square-style. Find the pattern at Ham and Eggs’ Ravelry. Here’s my finished…Continue Reading →
It’s the day before Independence Day here in the states! How are you celebrating? I’m reflecting on some of my favorite amigurumis from when I first learned to crochet. In fact, I learned how to count stitches by making a…Continue Reading →
If you’re like me, you are already thinking about Christmas and planning all the handmade items you’ll give to friends and family. I love these crocheted Christmas ornaments because they’re highly customizable and work up quickly. These patterns are available…Continue Reading →
Morning! Today I’m sharing an older finished project, but one that turned out quite different than I expected. Behold Linda Skuja‘s “Sensum” sweater, a pattern available for purchase in her Etsy shop and on Ravelry. First, it ended up HUGE!…Continue Reading →