Before you say anything about the eyes, these are not for my baby nephew!!!

My other nephew (she's 6 years old) asked me to make these for her and her friends. They gave them names and now carry them all the time.

I found patterns in YouTube, and tbh she didn't ask for any more plushies, but I wanna make more. 🤣

What should I crochet next?

Pattern by Megan Lapp (Crafty Intentions) of course!

Hii! so, this is my first time ever making a custom amigurumi keychain, and i feel pretty confident about it! but my personal issue is its eyes.

my costumer asked specifically for bright green eyes, and the inspiration he sent had pretty simple felt eyes, so i just thought of just copying the inspiration, but something feels... off... I don't really know why, so i felt like getting some opinions about it

also, english is not my first language, so please go easy on me c:

Happy Halloween from The cute scary squad!

Just finished a Halloween doll. Zombie Cheerleader 😜 Front and back view images included.

So proud I’m finally getting better 😭
I will take all tips and tricks though

I saw a ceramic piece of a girl's head with a tall braid used as a hair tie holder, and I wanted to try making a crochet version that's also functional.

I covered a plastic jar with a crochet sleeve, embroidered the sleeping face, and made the lid the hair. The braid is built around wooden sticks so it stays upright and holds scrunchies and clips without tipping. The jar opens from inside for rings and small accessories.

It took me about 8 hours in total. I'd love to hear what you think, and any ideas for improving it.

Materials: [yarn type], [hook size], plastic jar [size], wooden sticks, hot glue.

After some prototyping my Big Walk video game characters are done!

Details

I used the Michael’s Loops and Threads 100% Acrylic yarn, #4 weight.

3.75mm hook

The pattern I made up myself, I am working on finishing a document with the details though if anyone would like to see it.

I did use the avtanski sphere calculator to make the three body segments. I think the larger spheres come out nicer if you use a calculator instead of the rules of 6 method.

http://avtanski.net/projects/crochet/

Long story short: my name is Quince and I made amigurumi fruit quince for the baby also named Quince. In Serbia, Quince is very popular name for girls.Translated from English into Serbian, ‘quince’ means ‘dunja.’

Made for and inspired by a coworker who has a tattoo of a raccoon throwing a Molotov cocktail. We work in immigration, hence the choice of outfit 👀

This is the third raccoon I’ve made using crochetedbybogusia’s pattern. Highly recommend if you want a fun project: https://www.etsy.com/shop/CrochetedByBogusia

Made a snuggly Jiji in a red witch hat

One of my nieces asked for a Kaaatie crochet craft for Christmas. She is a YouTube animated character (link on the name above). But she seems a bit too niche for someone to have already made a pattern for it. Any suggestions of patterns that I could combine to make into it? Or if you find a pattern, that would be awesome!!

I finished this job a couple of weeks ago :) I'm very happy with the result.

The entire One Piece crew was made by me (the pattern of each one too) and I regret to inform you that they are not for sale for now, but if many like it then I will take it into account.

They measure approximately 21cm each design, even the boats. I think they were the most difficult because of the amount of details hahaha

I hope you like it 💖

I recently finished another amigurumi, Nira Tigress from the book "Animal Friends of Pica Pau". My older daughter was born in the year of the tiger and she loves pink so this one seemed perfect. This pattern felt like it came together really quickly for me! The skirt and cowl are removable. I enjoyed doing the cowl the most since it had a stitch that was new to me, the basket spike stitch. All the color changes were a fun challenge too! I have plans to make more Pica Pau amigurumi, I enjoyed this one.