The story behind Stitch Obsession, and Ruby, who writes and tests every pattern on the shelf.
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Every collector's notebook needs a barnyard section, and this chicken earns its spot. It's small, it's silly, and it uses almost every…
Butterfly motifs live in the small-project drawer of my notebook, next to flowers and leaves I never finished counting. This one gives…
Every collector's notebook needs a shape file, and stars earn their own tab. This one is built as a pillow, which moves…
Every collector's notebook needs a shelf-sitter, and a crochet chicken fits the role well. It's small, it's quick relative to a full…
A turtle coaster sits in the small-and-useful corner of my collection, next to flat fruit motifs and tiny baskets. It is not…
A bass earns a spot next to my other amigurumi fish. But it sits apart from the round, friendly ones. This shape…
Every collector's shelf needs a bird eventually. This goose earns its spot with a topknot and a beak worked as a separate…
Every collector's shelf needs one insect, and this bee earns its spot. It sits between the strictly cute and the slightly functional,…
This one lives in the odds-and-ends drawer of a collection, the small useful things between the big showpieces. A key cover is…
This ladybug lands on the small-critter shelf of my amigurumi collection, next to the round-bodied bugs and beetles I keep collecting. I…
This one lands in the accessory drawer, not the toy basket. I keep a short list of bag patterns worth repeating, and…
Every collector needs a small-object drawer, and this pouch is mine for it. It sits between the plush toys and the practical…