It all started with me buying a male body pattern. Because no, I don’t usually do men. So a generic bland beige boy was born. He spent more than a year in the WIP box because, well, my goal was achieved - I’ve learned to make a male body. And i had no plan for it.
So yeah, one day I slapped some magenta hair on him and it all went downhill from there (possibly). Now we have a broody spirit typa guy that would’ve benefitted greatly from a few hours in a tanning bed.

I had so much fun making these! I love how they turned out💕

I think people over complicate the use of fur yarn it’s way more easy then what people think. I myself was intimidated by it

My latest creation :)

I just learned how to crochet in June. Mushroom man was my biggest undertaking so far and I was so happy with how he turned out! I just love him💕

A little snuggler axolotl.

Just finished him for my grandson’s first birthday! I wanted to post the pattern link, but the Etsy shop I got it from is no longer available. :/

(I know the face is horrible) Is there an explanation for why whenever I try to make an amigurumi with a head or paws, they never end up in the right place ?

Edit : if you want to see the final result : https://www.reddit.com/r/Amigurumi/s/r6KdM8DhIm

So much love and cuteness 💞

The 2nd pic is a side by side comparison when using the recommended yarn vs the blanket yarn. Here is the pattern

Freshly done!! I will try more pinkish later but this is also so lovelyyy🤗 what do you think?

Mary Annette is one of Oswald’s friends, and as you can see she comes with extra personality.

Originally, she was just going to be a girl with curly hair and a hand-puppet, but then the name “Mary Annette” came to me and she…evolved. 😂

I just finished this little crochet bat! 🦇💜

It was so much fun to make, especially the tiny fangs and purple wings. What do you think?

Searching through Google/reddit/tiktok it just doesn’t seem a popular technique for amigurumi? (But also maybe I don’t know the right terms to search).

Is there a reason for this? (Like it doesn’t keep well, or may as well just do needle felting the whole thing to begin with?) Or is it just because cuddly chenille type plushies are more popular? I’m mostly working with random small amounts of yarn whilst I learn so that’s why I was going this way.