Adventures in amigurumi, crochet and more
October is here, which means it’s time to prep for Halloween! I have designed some fall amigurumi patterns but never made any for Halloween. So I’m starting off by making a simple and quick to make Amigurumi Ghost. Feel free to accessorize it with witch hat or pumpkin (or both if you wish to!).
Of all the amigurumi patterns I made, Cats are the ones I enjoy designing the most. So here comes another cat pattern of mine. I loved combining two favorites of mine – cat and plants to make a Amigurumi Cattus (a Cactus Cat) pattern. Hope you too will love making this.
Do you know that flowers triggers the release of dopamine, which makes us feel good? Flowers have the power to lift one’s mood and brighten the day. Similarly, I hope these flower pals amigurumi will cheer you up when you see them. Read below for instructions on how to make them.
I love Studio Ghibli’s movies and I’m sure most of you are. Totoro, the forest spirit that appears in ‘My Neighbor Totoro’ is one of the most beloved characters among children and adults alike.
Let’s make an adorable amigurumi Totoro today. I’m sure he’ll make a perfect desk buddy for Totoro fans.
Invisible fasten off /Invisible finish is a very useful technique in amigurumi that gives a very smooth finish to your amigurumi.
We often finish off our amigurumi pieces with a slip stitch. It tends to leave an uneven and bumpy look when we finish off the same way in open edge pieces. Open edge pieces are the ones where the edges are visible in the finished amigurumi. Here’s where the invisible fasten off comes in handy.
I have provided a step by step instruction on how to finish off invisibly in amigurumi pieces below.
Hello all! I’m here with another flower pattern. Sunflowers are beautiful, bright and cheery. They are the symbol of hope, happiness and warmth. This crochet sunflower is a quick and easy project and would make a wonderful gift to your loved ones.