The story behind Stitch Obsession, and Ruby, who writes and tests every pattern on the shelf.
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I keep a separate drawer for thread pieces. They do not sit with the yarn amigurumi, they sit somewhere quieter. This peach…
Lounge pants earn a different shelf in my collection than a hat or a toy. This cow print pair sits with the…
A dress-and-bolero set earns a spot of its own in my notebook. Baby garments ask for patience in miniature, and this one…
I keep a shelf in my notebook for pieces that cross over from motif work into actual furniture for your life. This…
This is the kind of piece that makes a baby garment folder feel grown up. Most newborn crochet leans simple: single crochet,…
I keep a shelf for the patterns that cross over from blanket logic into garment logic. This one lives there. It takes…
Every collector ends up with a shelf of small mammals. Mine has a rabbit, a mouse, and now this hamster, which earns…
This dove would sit well on a shelf of soft birds — the kind of amigurumi collection that grows one small creature…
A sheep coaster placemat sits in that corner of my collection reserved for small novelty makes. It's not a sweater, not a…
An axolotl earns a spot in any amigurumi shelf the moment you notice its gills. This one keeps the shape simple and…
I keep a shelf for pieces that lean into texture instead of stitch count. This cardigan belongs there. It's built from one…
This one sits in the storybook-animal drawer of my collection, next to every bear I've made that wasn't quite allowed to say…