The story behind Stitch Obsession, and Ruby, who writes and tests every pattern on the shelf.
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This one lands in the sleepy-animal corner of my amigurumi shelf, the pieces curled up rather than standing. A sleeping bunny asks…
I keep a shelf for the small bears. Every collector seems to end up with one eventually, and this little bear earns…
This is the kind of piece I file under 'basics worth keeping.' A single amigurumi head, worked in single crochet from a…
Granny squares sit at the root of most crochet collections, mine included. This blanket keeps that heritage going with six colors worked…
Baby sets take up a small corner of my notebook. This one earns its page. A tank top, built from two flat…
I keep a shelf in my notebook for pieces that outgrow a swatch and become a season of work. This dress belongs…
I keep a shelf for garments that ask more of me than a hat does, and this dress earns its spot there.…
I keep a shelf for the pieces that mix a body with something botanical. This turtle belongs there. The shell doubles as…
I keep a shelf for sea creatures, and this one answers two requests with a single body. The same eleven rounds give…
A raccoon earns its spot next to the foxes and bears already crowding my shelf of finished amigurumi. This one sits at…
A lovey like this sits in the soft-toy corner of my notebook, not the amigurumi shelf proper. It's a blanket with a…
Every notebook needs a plain bear in it. Not a novelty one, not a dressed one. This is that entry — a…