I don’t expect a lot of people to look at this page. You’re probably finding individual pages through Ravelry, instead. But if you are here, take a look at the Categories list on the right side of this page for a quick way to find lots of patterns! The search function will probably help you find what you need, too.
(This site is still pretty new… Sorry there isn’t much here yet!)
As a whole, this website is intended for intermediate-level crocheters. Really, the target audience is me, as I’ve built each page to be a convenient way to track my progress through all my favorite patterns. This site assumes you know how to perform the sort of basic stitches that come up in amigurumi making. However, I do have a page for my stitch abbreviations, and other tips for crocheting the way I do. If you are a total beginner to amigurumi, I recommend you follow along with some youtube tutorials and come back here later.
Comments are open. Please leave a comment if you’ve found any errors in my patterns, or need clarification!
My Patterns rules and usage
You may:
– Use these patterns to make gifts
– Use these patterns to make products to sell at craft shows, conventions, etc
– Use these patterns to make products to sell on your personal Etsy shop
– Use these patterns to help write your own- for example, designing a variation of one of my patterns. If so, please credit me and link back to this site! If selling your pattern for profit, you must significantly edit my pattern, and add your own content and personal twist.
– Repost my patterns to your personal crochet blog, with credit and working link back to the original pattern
You may not:
– Directly copy, or copy and minimally edit my patterns and then resell them for profit.
– Repost my patterns anywhere, without proper credit
– Repost my patterns to your own Ravelry account
More about me and the site
I’ve been crocheting on and off for over ten years. It’s mostly been a hobby; I’ve dabbled in selling plushies at craft shows and online, but I always hated the process, so it never really went anywhere. I thought it’d be nice to make a little side income off the hobby, though, so I considered writing my own patterns instead.
I hate counting and have a bad memory, so I often struggle to follow along with patterns, since I easily lose my place. I started copying over the patterns I liked into Google Sheets and adding a check box next to each row to help me out, but then I realized I could make a website and share this convenience with the world. Combine that with my new interest in writing my own patterns, making a blog like this was just a no-brainer.
I also hate sewing, so all my patterns feature minimal sewing. Hooray!
I should note that this site also includes some re-posts of patterns I use a lot. However, these are set to private, since they are just for my own reference. If you come across a category/tag that doesn’t lead to any posts, that’s why.