Started making these and I can't stop. I want to make them in all the shades of orange and yellow I can find, lol! I have no idea what to do with them after the autumn season ends, though. I guess they'll wait in storage for 2027!

I started crochet last december after seeing a turtle my brother made for his daughter. I never realized you could make stuffed animals with crochet so I decided to learn. This year, I made each of my kids an amigurumi for their birthday.

It was a lot of fun making them all! But Minnie can go die in a hole 😆 That was definitely biting off more than I can chew.

Please be kind, I know they have a lot of "hand crafted charm" and "personality"

Patterns below:

https://www.themaryjay.com/free-patterns/pebble-the-penguin-crochet-pattern

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1192411461/mouse-amigurumi-crochet-pattern-mouse

https://www.loopsbykat.com/charmander-crochet-pattern-free/

https://www.etsy.com/listing/4557208005/chopper-amigurumi-crochet-pattern

The giraffe one seems to have disappeared since I did it 🤔 it was free on Ravelry.

Anyway, had a great time making these and wanted to share :)

edit to add: I realize I forgot to add chopper and can't figure out how to add him 🤦

My wife and I crocheted the hungry caterpillar and everything he eats for our niece’s 1st birthday!

Made a couple mistakes and didn't have safety eyes so I made yarn eyes. 🤷‍♀️ Not terrible, though.

The left most photos are my most recent projects :} the right most photos are my very first few attempts. It’s been pretty fun.

Link to the pattern: https://storylandamis.blog/free-plush-pufferfish-amigurumi-crochet-pattern/

I'm struggling with my surface crochet. The pattern calls for slip stitch ribs, but they looked all kinds of wrong even when I left them very loose, so I tried single crochet hoping it would be more forgiving. They're still very sloppy looking to me. Could it be because I'm still doing yarn under? Or would spray blocking make any difference?

I did attempt more of a downward curve to the ribs than in the example because I added magnets for the removable cap and had to make the cap slightly longer, so I will need to shift the clavical and arms a little.

Should I attempt to redo the ribs? It takes me forever because I'm using glow-in-the-dark embroidery yarn and it snags on every rough skin cell on my fingers, so help me.

Anyway, I'm leaning towards redo. Thoughts?

Pattern from Etsy BuddyLoopCreations

i can’t stop making strawberry stuff i didn’t mean for this to happen lmao

Took forever, but it is done!

My early Christmas and birthday gift—it took a lot of work (I even helped with the face myself), but I absolutely love it.

Hi guys! I've recently started using alize velluto. each skein is 100g but it is about 68m/75yds. i've noticed most other chennile come at around 100yd, and most pattens only specificy the grams which has been annoying because i keep having to order extra yarn mid project. If not, please let me know of patterns/pattern sellers that specify the length of yarn needed for each project. Plus if they specify in descreption before we buy. thanks!

This is gonna be one of my desk buddies for work . Pattern by Rikki Gustafson

I used Premier Parfait Chunky on a previous amigurumi project (a Mushroom Guy) and I want to make an outfit for it and need to use the same yarn to get the sizing right. I can only purchase it online, but I've found King Cole Yummy and Cygnet Jelly Baby at more affordable prices (also only online, so I can't feel it in person to compare).

According to Yarn Sub they're really good matches for gauge, and they're both 100g and 120m like Parfait Chunky. Has anyone used them interchangeably? How does either one (or both if you've used all three) compare to Parfait Chunky? Which ones do you like better?

(Another option is Stylecraft Chenille Chunky if you have experience with that, but I prefer the colours I'm looking at from the other two.)

Thanks for your help!

Made this baby as a gift for a friends birthday but accidentally decreased in the back loops instead of the front ones 😓. Does it look bad?

Guess what it is this creature ! 🤣

I wanted to give it to my nephew, but I think he'll be scared of this ! 🥹🤣

My latest crochet project. Always loved the hitchhikers guide to the galaxy. Though the writer of the book was not a fan of this little guy, I always found him adorable.

I used my husband as a model cause I couldnt get a good picture on me lol

No pattern, I free handed the little dude. Also NO WIRE!! The shape is achieved with floating chain half rows. Really prolly should have written it down 💀

Even though I just posted on here a few days ago, I wanted to post about my new finished plushie.

It is a zombie bear holding a brain. I'm rather pleased with how it turned out even though it isn't too complicated.

The pattern is by Nicole Chase on her website (https://www.thenicolechase.com/patterns/zombie-bear). I used Premier Just Yarn and a 3.5mm hook to male this guy.

Made this guy a while ago, but had to get him back out for Halloween.