The story behind Stitch Obsession, and Ruby, who writes and tests every pattern on the shelf.
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I keep a shelf for the fast plushies, the ones I can start and finish in an evening without losing the thread.…
This elephant lands on the same shelf as the other soft-animal patterns I keep collecting — a horse, a striped zebra, a…
I keep a shelf for small animals that teach a new trick without asking too much. This duck belongs there. It is…
This bear sits in the cuddly end of my amigurumi notebook. It belongs next to the other chenille toys I keep returning…
Every collector ends up with a shelf of cartoon dogs eventually. This one earns its spot — a nervous, wide-eyed character build…
This one lives in the drawer I keep for join-as-you-go balls, next to hexipuffs. A ball built from separate motifs is a…
A snowman this size sits in the small-scale corner of my shelf. It keeps company with other ornament-sized amigurumi I've made for…
This bear keychain sits in the small-scale corner of my amigurumi shelf, the drawer for pieces under two inches that still need…
I keep a running list of bag shapes in this notebook, and the bucket keeps reappearing. This one leans into color instead…
This one belongs on the shelf with the amigurumi that come with a whole wardrobe attached. A plain bunny is nice, but…
A V-neck jumper earns its shelf space in a collection the way a good cardigan does — worn, not just admired. This…
I keep a running list of bag patterns that feel like a proper project, not just an afternoon fidget. This tote lands…