The story behind Stitch Obsession, and Ruby, who writes and tests every pattern on the shelf.
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This one lives in the shell-stitch drawer of my collection, next to the shawls and the granny ripples. The cat stitch name…
This one sits in the sweater section of my notebook, next to the other pieces that borrow tricks from knitting. I keep…
This one lands in the useful-object corner of my notebook, not the shelf-sitter corner. I file toys under 'look at me,' but…
This is the kind of pattern a collection needs early on: a one-piece body, two small limbs, and a face you build…
A tiny penguin earns its spot on my shelf of pocket-size amigurumi. I collect pieces that stack, nest, or clip onto something…
Every collector's shelf needs a jungle corner, and this tiger cub earns its spot. It sits between the plain single-color amigurumi and…
I keep a folder for hats that start small and spiral outward. This one belongs there, filed under swirl work. It is…
This one lands in my notebook under easy warm-weather pieces. I file a lot of tank patterns here, but few build texture…
This one lands in the food-amigurumi drawer, next to anything shaped like a snack. I keep a running list of dim sum…
I keep a small shelf for the pieces that are more technique than toy, and this jellyfish earns its spot there. It…
A stingray doesn't usually make it onto my amigurumi shelf, but this one earned its spot. My drawer skews toward foxes and…
Every collection needs a cat eventually. Mine was overdue. This one lands at 32 cm, plush and round, built from bulky chenille-style…