The story behind Stitch Obsession, and Ruby, who writes and tests every pattern on the shelf.
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Every collection needs a barnyard shelf, and this chicken earns its spot there. It is not a generic round blob with a…
I keep a drawer of coasters I never set a mug on, just to study the shapes. This snowflake belongs there. It…
A triangle scarf earns its spot in a collection by being the piece you reach for without thinking. This one starts small…
Every collector of patterns needs a few novelty bags, and this owl purse earns its shelf space. It is small, odd, and…
Every notebook needs an octopus eventually. Mine was missing one, and this pattern filled the gap nicely. It sits with the other…
I keep a shelf for pieces that start as a dot and end up wearable. This spiral sweater belongs there. It begins…
This bunny lands in the plush corner of my collection notebook. I keep a shelf for amigurumi that trade detail for softness.…
This one lands in the hybrid-creature corner of my shelf, next to anything that refuses to be just one thing. A cat…
I keep a shelf of small things that outgrew their original purpose — a bag charm here, a bowl of orphaned amigurumi…
An elephant finds its way into most amigurumi shelves eventually. It sits between the practical toys and the slightly sentimental ones, small…
I keep a shelf of animals that start life as an oval, and this kitten belongs there. The body opens with a…
Granny square totes are a notebook staple of mine — reliable, endlessly recolorable, always useful. This one earns its place with a…