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 bags that started as flat squares. This one lands there, a sage green backpack built from 22…
This one lands in the baby-garment drawer of my notebook, next to other top-down raglans. I keep a running list of patterns…
Every notebook needs a small, practical entry between the show pieces. This glasses holder is that entry: a case that earns its…
Every notebook of mine needs one honest workhorse blanket, and this is it. No lace, no cables, just a row repeat that…
A lantern-shaped cover sits a little apart from my usual amigurumi shelf. It isn't a toy. It's closer to a soft vessel,…
Every notebook needs a shawl that isn't trying too hard. This one sits in the triangular lace file, next to the other…
This skirt sits in my spring garments file, next to other ribbed-waist shapes I keep coming back to. Most of my notebook…
I keep this one in the floral-accessory section of my mental collection, next to the flower crowns. It is not a garland…
This one lives in the small-scale drawer of my collection, next to the other thread pieces that take longer than their size…
I keep a shelf for crossover pieces. Doily skills put to structural use. This bag belongs there. The mandala center reads like…
I keep a shelf for bags that outgrew their granny square roots. This tote belongs there. Eighteen squares, five colors, and a…
This jellyfish earns a spot in my amigurumi shelf next to anything with moving parts. It's not a single stuffed shape. It's…