The story behind Stitch Obsession, and Ruby, who writes and tests every pattern on the shelf.
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This one landed in my notebook under 'costumes on animals,' a small but stubborn category. A bear dressed as a frog is…
I keep a shelf for the small weird ones — the amigurumi that don't fit neatly into animal or food. This bunny…
Every collector's shelf needs a small, friendly creature, and this hedgehog earns its spot. I keep a running list of amigurumi worth…
I keep coasters in a different drawer than the rest of my makes. They're small, fast, and honest about whether my gauge…
This one belongs in the drawer labeled 'motifs I keep coming back to.' Most squares in my collection settle for a flat…
I keep a shelf for the small stuff — the pieces too tiny to be a project but too charming to skip.…
I keep a shelf for small notions—things that don't eat a whole weekend. This sunflower hair band lives there. It's a one-sitting…
The brim starts as a plain foundation ring, double crocheted flat in stripes. Blue and white alternate every row, so the join…
A dinosaur joins the amigurumi shelf the way a terrier joins a sock drawer. It arrives eventually, and it stays permanently. I…
A pattern like this lands in the small-amigurumi drawer of my notebook, the shelf for pieces under four inches. The Mini Amigurumi…
Birds don't come up much in my notebook. Most amigurumi collections lean toward bears and bunnies, round and forgiving. A swan asks…
I keep a shelf for the plush-yarn crowd, the amigurumi that feel more like little cushions than toys. This cat belongs there.…