The story behind Stitch Obsession, and Ruby, who writes and tests every pattern on the shelf.
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A mushroom lands in my collection somewhere between toy and trinket. It's the make I reach for when I want something finished…
Farm animals turn up often in my notebook, and a chicken always earns its spot. This one is small, which makes it…
I keep a shelf for the small stuff — the pieces too tiny to be toys but too charming to skip. A…
Every collection needs a fox eventually. Mine sat as a sketch for a while before I worked out the color changes. This…
Every notebook needs a stitch that makes you stop and look twice. This cowl earns its place for the spiked treble alone,…
This one lives in the motif drawer of my notebook, the section for pieces built from repeated squares rather than one continuous…
This one lives in the drawer of quick makes — projects I turn to between bigger amigurumi projects. A baseball keychain doesn't…
Every collector needs a small vessel pattern, something to hold the odds and ends the rest of the hobby generates. This pouch…
I keep a shelf for pieces that earn their keep, not just their looks. This vest belongs there. It sits between my…
This one goes in the garment shelf of my notebook, next to the pieces I pull out once summer cotton season starts.…
This mesh bottle bag sits in the open-work corner of my collection, next to net totes and produce bags. I like a…
A poncho like this sits near the front of my notebook, between quick cowls and long sweaters. It asks for two rectangles…