The story behind Stitch Obsession, and Ruby, who writes and tests every pattern on the shelf.
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This one settles into the amigurumi shelf, the corner for small stuffed animals rather than blankets or wearables. A body, a pair…
This one lives in the sea-creature drawer of my collection, next to the fish and the crabs I keep meaning to finish.…
I keep a shelf for flower motifs in my head, and this blanket belongs there. It starts the way granny squares start:…
I keep a shelf for the small stuff — the pieces too tiny to be a project but too fussy to call…
This is the kind of pattern that lives in the small-projects section of my notebook, next to the other keychains and bag…
This one lives in the appliquĂ© drawer of my collection, next to doilies and other pieces made to be attached to something…
This beanie lands in the novelty-hat pile, the one I reach for when a plain cap feels too quiet. It borrows from…
I keep a shelf for garments that behave, and this one earns its spot. No panels to sew, no shoulder seams to…
I keep a small drawer for pieces like this one — things too tiny to be toys, too charming to skip. A…
This one belongs in the flower-motif section of my notebook, next to the other squares that start round and end square. It's…
A pink bear with a stitched strawberry patch earns a spot near the front of my amigurumi shelf. I like keeping character-inspired…
This penguin lands in my amigurumi drawer, next to the other small animals I keep making. It's a one-color-per-part build — black…