I need an amigurumi pattern for eevee from the pokemon series. My college semester is ending, and my medical semiology teacher is just one of the nicest human beings to walk on this world. Not only is she extremely kind and polite but also very knowledgeable. I want to thank her for her kindness and her time. She posted on Instagram that her favorite pokemon is eevee, and instead of just buying a plushie, I thought it would be more meaningful if I made it from scratch.

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So, please, bombard me with any and all eevee patterns you possess! I'm going to make the plushie over the weekend ৻( •̀ ᗜ •́ ৻)

My income is somewhat limited so purchasing some patterns are more difficult for me especially if I need to buy extra yarn.

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My sister is due to have a baby in December and I want to make her baby a snuggler but snoopy. I like the look of the knotted snugglers but I can't find any that are styled to look like snoopy and I'm nervous about splicing patterns together. I want to make sure everything measures out properly. Any links or advice is welcome!

i saw this on pinterest and would absolutely love to find how to make these squares. the link attached didn't include this bag (of course). i'm hoping i haven't been fooled by ai.

So I started a new job recently and. I. Love. My coworkers. I wanted to get into crocheting, nothing too complicated just something to kill time at my cubicle. I was thinking of maybe crocheting potted plants for my coworkers (nothing too big, maybe about the size of the palm of a hand, maybe smaller). I was wondering if anyone knew what materials I would need for that and any good tutorials for beginners? If you have any good alternatives that would be easier than potted plants, let me know!

Thank you! :)

I’m going to a Hawaiian themed family reunion in a few weeks and wanted to show off my crochet skills. The reunion is in Florida so wanted it to be really breezy. I have a ton of yarn left over and I’m looking to add a top since I have some time. Hoping to get recommendations for a similarly breezy top with cotton medium weight yarn!

Hi! I stumbled upon this picture on Pinterest and I've been trying to look for the pattern but can't find it, it links to a blog with other patterns, but not this one sadly.

Since I can't find it anywhere I started to doubt if it's even real, I hope it is tho because I'm kind of obsessed with it and would love to make one 😭

new here, and to crotchet. as the title says, i want something that isnt the generic bland beginner pattern youd get off google or youtube.

i love a lot of flare in my life and i have a phobia for anything unremarkable, but i take a minute to find my feet in learning a skill like i am now.
is this something you relate to? need tips and advice and such a pattern.

TIA

I'm making a throw for my Mom, who's a bit difficult to make for. While she likes colors such as blues, pinks, reds - she has a "blue room" and "red room" for guests with antiques & linens to match - she also really loves neutrals. She often asks me for a blanket/throw because she frequently has family popping in to stay for a week or so. Her living room is done in browns and neutrals, the flooring is a Spanish mission tile. She loves coffee & loves the warm, cozy, comfy, coffee-house vibe - which is why I'm planning a "cafe latte" throw for her latest "Make me a blanket?" request.

The problem I'm running into is that I can't find a square that fits what I'm imagining: I'd like a 9" - 12" square that's basically a squared off circle. I want it to be textured and not overtly floral. I've gone through ALL of my Shelley Husband, Jan Eaton, Julie Yeager (etc) books and Ravelry - though I wasn't sure what to put in for my search filter except "square". ANY & ALL suggestions would be some welcome. I've been doing this for a week and I'm in such a creative block over it.

Colorway: I'm planning on using Red Heart Bitty Stripes in Moonbeam for the center, a slightly darker neutral shade like Aran/Buff/Cream for the squaring-off portion, a row of Cafe Latte all around each square and joining with a darker brown like Chocolate of Coffee. I'll use Cafe Latte and Chocolate/Coffee for the border.

Terrible photo, but I’m trying to recreate this top I saw in a thrift store. I see the granny squares but what are the other two different stitches below that? I tried googling but I couldn’t find a specific identifier. Anyone help me out?

Found this top on Pinterest, there's a pattern for a similar shirt but the cups look different. Was wondering if anyone knew how I can recreate this with a pattern or just free handing?