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Continue reading →: Shrinking your amigurumi
I recently received a wonderful review for my big Bobby the bumble bee pattern from a fellow amigurumi designer, Mevlinn Gusick (you should check out her great work!): This pattern was so easy to understand, the instructions for attaching the limbs could easily be the most detailed I have ever seen. The best part…
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Continue reading →: Koko the Owl & Little Bobby the Bee amigurumi patterns
TWO new pattern releases this week! Welcome…. Little Bobby the Bumble Bee:and Koko the Owl: Little Bobby is just as cute and friendly as the original, but fits in your hand! When using worsted weight yarn he measures just 5.5 inches long.He is quick to make and you can use…
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Continue reading →: Stitch markers series: Uses #7 & #8
We have finally reached the last post in this series! If you missed out on the previous posts, you can check them out here: USE 7: Hold pieces in place when attaching them With almost all amigurumi patterns, you need to attach smaller pieces onto larger pieces by sewing them together. Most often…
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Continue reading →: Little Walden the Narwhal amigurumi pattern
Do you love the Walden the narwhal design but don’t want to make such a big whale? Do you want a little narwhal to go with your big one? You are in luck! There is now a pattern for a little version of Walden! This wee little Walden measures about 8…
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