I love them so much :3 Grey one is Mango, brown one is Papaya and white is Fig ❤️

Pattern is by me, available on my Etsy shop: https://www.etsy.com/listing/4368737444/mango-the-fruit-bat-pdf-crochet

A gift I made for a friend!

I crocheted this while I was sick and I think it turned out sloppy. Is it okay or scary?

Based off a video the client sent me. Supposed to be similar to the mystery box squishy toys.

IYKYK

I used plastic rings for the larger circles, and metal rings for the smaller ones. I do not have children - are there safety concerns?

I am trying the color change method from this video and am pulling my SC straight out instead of to the right to avoid a slant, but the line is already wonky right off the bat. Does that color change method work only because the color change shifts? Does anyone have a suggestion on how to make the color change line straight?

Opened myself up to a handful of commissions, and a friend asked for Josh Allen of the Buffalo Bills.
I am NOT a fan of sports, generally speaking.

Couldn’t find a pattern with shoulders or a helmet that I liked so I made my own 😃

I had to make the helmet twice. 🙃
I used markers for the logo, and on the original helmet I applied a diluted glue+water mixture to the inside of the helmet that caused the ink on the outside to run.

On the second one I applied the diluted glue FIRST and let it dry before adding the logo.

The face-guard is just wire-wrapped yarn.

I’m pleased with how the helmet turned out and my friend LOVES it. So I’m happy!
(Even happier to get back to more fun/weird stuff)

Just completed my first ever pumpkin as a plush for my daughter, and I want to rave about how nice the yarn was! I used the knitcraft by Hobbycraft Plushie Friends yarn in Rust, and made the stem using their Everyday Chunky in Rust.

Dodgy name choices aside (the orange is NOT rust 😂), the Plushie Friends was SO nice to crochet with on an 8mm hook.

Used a free pattern from Hobbycraft https://www.hobbycraft.co.uk/ideas/how-to-crochet-pumpkins.html, but change it slightly to give it a more asymmetric look!

My first attempt at the Lofty Mouse by Oak and Marlow!

I really enjoyed making this little cutie! There are definitely a few things I’d do differently next time, and I can already see where I could improve my technique, but I guess that’s all part of the learning process.

I am interested in getting started on Amigurumi but haven't started yet. I saw these books available on Humble Bundle and I was thinking of getting them. I see the individual patterns are available on the Amigurumi website, but I thought it's for a good cause and I might see some items is like to try.

Has anyone used these books before? What is your experience with them?

Just finished this adorable Mochi Lollypop toy for my kawaii obsessed niece! No pattern, just freehanded her.

I am still debating if I should give it some rosy cheeks or not? 😅

I was playing yarn chicken with the embroidery floss for the letters. They look crooked in the pic but they're not. I really did not enjoy crocheting with unworsted embroidery floss, would not recommend (pearl floss is okay though). But it does glow in the dark and the cap is magnetized.

Made basic little figures of us for him to keep, I love these so much <3

Plus summer dress!