The story behind Stitch Obsession, and Ruby, who writes and tests every pattern on the shelf.
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A dragon earns a spot in any amigurumi shelf the way a good mascot does: it has personality without needing a face…
This bunny joins the shelf of small dressed animals I keep coming back to. It sits between bigger projects, the kind of…
Animal hats earn their own shelf in a collector's notebook. They are small, they photograph well, and they teach increases without punishing…
This is the kind of amigurumi that earns a permanent spot in a collection. Not a novelty piece, more a small studio…
This frog keychain belongs in the small-object drawer of a collection, the one reserved for pieces that fit in a palm. It…
This romper lands in the baby-garment section of my notebook, next to the pieces built for practicality first. It's not a quick…
An elephant like this earns a spot on the amigurumi shelf next to the usual bears and rabbits, but it stands out…
I keep a shelf for animals that wear clothes. Most amigurumi stop at the body, but this duck gets a full outfit…
This otter joins the small stack of animal amigurumi patterns I keep coming back to. These are the ones with a face…
This elf joins the shelf of small crocheted characters I keep adding to, one head at a time. It is not a…
This little star coaster sits comfortably among my quick single-motif projects—the kind I keep in a basket for slow afternoons. It's the…
A sleeveless top like this one sits at the practical end of my pattern collection. It's not a novelty piece or a…