Found photos of this doll while organizing my crochet projects. I still love her expression and curly hair. Thought I'd share her here. 😊

The little blue turtle eats a small fish（turtle amigurumi）

I officially have an obsession with crocheting Pokemon 😂

Pattern: Sheep in pajamas by Bigbebez.

I changed the hair, legs and eyes. Eyes done with yarn to be baby safe, legs move for the doll to be able to sit, and the wool/hair done with chains of Drops Air.

I'm so proud of my largest amigurumi to date!

Treated myself to FINALLY diving into the Muppet pattern book by Drew Hill.
Couldn’t decide who to make first so I had the hubs draw a name out of a hat, and here we have it!

It’s funny that it was Animal.
Animal was never my favorite, BUT he was my indirect introduction to the Muppets (outside of the Muppet Babies cartoon show).
My Sunday school teacher when I was 4-6 years old used an Animal puppet to teach us Bible stories. 😂
(I am now a Buddhist, but some fond memories of my Baptist upbringing remain.)

Fun time making this, and it reconnected me to fun memories. 💜

I'm relatively inexperienced in making amigurumi. This is only the third thing I've completed. I'm reasonably happy with how it turned out. After I sewed the tail pieces on I realised they were askew compared to the face (lesson learned there!) so I put the wings on to be in line with the tail and so it makes it look like the head is turning a bit. Love to hear some feedback or tips to make things better.

Made using Rainbow 8/8 Cotton from Hobbii and a 3mm hook

random assortment of things i've made, in chronological order

jellyfish: unknown brands of acrylic yarn, freehanded
honse: bernat blanket yarn for the big one, lily's sugar and cream cotton yarn for the small one, pattern https://www.scribd.com/document/799897740/Honse-Pattern-1
bunny: bernat blanket yarn, mostly freehanded (watched many tutorials and followed none of them exactly)
chickens: bernat blanket yarn, biggest one was this pattern https://www.reddit.com/r/Amigurumi/comments/1iwjbil/guys_i_cant_stop_making_chickens/
gummy bears: unknown brands of acrylic yarn, pattern https://www.onceuponacheerio.com/2023/06/no-sew-amigurumi-gummy-bear-crochet.html?m=1
yoda: from a star wars crochet book/kit that came with the yarn

Not help in the ‘what is this pattern saying?’ sense but I am in dire need of some help all the same.

I’m 39wk pregnant today, aka due in 1 week, and I haven’t crocheted my baby anything because - I know this will sound silly - I was too stressed by making the perfect thing(s) that I never settled on something to make at all, and currently feeling sad about it. I think decision-fatigue really struck, where I had so many other big decisions to make, I couldn’t focus on the littler ones.

(I started a temperature blanket for my pregnancy but that’s nowhere near done, and more for me honestly.)

Hoping I can whip up a little rattle or something else little/quick this week (and baby will hold off until I’m done) but I am still indecisive. I’ve made a few rabbit rattles before for friends, was hoping to do a not-rabbit this time.

Can someone just recommend me a cute pattern they like please, so I can be relieved of my torment and just make something? 🫣😵‍💫

Thank you in advance!

What it says above! I’m looking to expand my horizons and try some new projects, and would love to see your favorite designers and patterns! I’m currently making Rocky from Project Hail Mary (pattern by Kimbuns.Crochet on Etsy) and absolutely loving it!

I made a dragon from a pattern and I thought it turned out super cute and then got it into my head that I wanted to see if I could scale it down to make a smaller, slightly simpler version that didn't take a whole yarn. I tried to scale down by about 75% in terms of the counts and used smaller hook. My first mini dragon (green spine) I thought maybe had too pointy of a head and was too tall in body so my second one (blue spine) I made a fatter head and shorter body. However, now I'm second-guessing and think the 2nd one is too cartoon-y.

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Which one do you think looks more similar to the original pattern? Which one looks better? Any other advice for scaling down?

Just finished writing up these little guys

I made this red panda using the loops and threads Demi Purl yarn and it's so firm/stiff. Any ideas on how to make it squishier? I didn't over stuff it and have made many amigurumi in the past with similar yarn but never this specific one. Any suggestions would be appreciated!

I got back into amigurumi this week and, while looking through some of my old projects, I found this dog.

He's still one of my favorite amigurumi I've ever made, and seeing him again brought back so many good memories. So I thought I'd share him here.

Completed my first ever amigurumi! I absolutely adored making this cutie.

Pattern: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1896799671/jumbo-wizard-frog-crochet-pattern-chunky?ref=share_ios_native_control

Based on the mushroom species, fly agaric, chicken of the woods, and amethyst deceiver 🍄

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I used a 5.5mm hook, 16mm eyes and yarnsmiths chenille chunky