Do you love crocheting cute little stuffed toys or amigurumi? These adorable creations are often filled with stuffing to give them their shape and texture. But what kind of stuffing is best for amigurumi and also have you wondered how to stuff amigurumi?

Here it is - my free Baby Yoda aka Grogu pattern. I have been meaning to put it up on my blog but just never got down to it. It came from my Bounty Hunter Collection which I’m really proud of! This pattern is pretty fast, with minimal sewing parts like the ears and the coat, so have fun crocheting up this one!

Do you want to create a larger version of your favourite amigurumi character? Or just a larger version of your crochet project in general? Luckily, there are several ways to make your crochet or amigurumi pattern bigger without having to start from scratch. You can try exploring changes in your crochet equipment or if you are more adventurous, modifying the crochet pattern to make it larger!

Are you tired of constantly misplacing your crochet hooks or wondering where did I put my crochet hook? A crochet hook organizer may be just what you need to keep your hooks neatly organized and easily accessible.

Dinosaurs are creatures well liked by both boys and girls alike! They are also super fun toys to crochet and can be worked up pretty quickly depending on how complex the crochet pattern is. Here is a little purple guy that works up pretty fast and has a fair amount of assembly bits that come together.

Do you love to crochet but struggle with organizing your supplies? If so, you're not alone. Crochet storage can be a challenge, especially if you have a lot of yarn, hooks, and other accessories. However, with a little creativity and some helpful tips, you can create a functional and stylish storage system that works for you.

Crafting animal bodies in crochet adds personality and charm to amigurumi creations. Mastering different construction techniques through shaping, body styling and detailing can open up a world of creative possibilities for your animal amigurumi.

Crocheting animal limbs is just about as important as crocheting the main animal bodies. Only when combined in various creative ways, can you transform yarn into delightful realistic animal toy companions. Experiment with different shapes, styles and detailing to bring out the uniqueness of your animal amigurumi, personalized to what you want to create! 

Animal noses in amigurumi are a great way to add distinctive facial features in your animal amigurumi projects. This journey into crafting animal noses can be dissected into two focal points: the diverse shapes of snouts and the unique styles of noses. Let's dive into the world of crocheting animal noses and unlock the magic of character creation in amigurumi!

The art of crafting animal amigurumi ears offers a delightful exploration into the realm of crochet creativity. These small yet defining features bring vibrancy and personality to your creations. This guide delves into the essential materials and a spectrum of crochet techniques, from shaping 2D circles and triangles to more intricate 3D forms like spheres and cones.

Crocheting animal heads infuses personality and character into amigurumi creations. Animal amigurumi heads come in a variety of shapes and sizes, from small and simple to large and complex. You can choose to make a realistic-looking head or a more whimsical, cartoonish version. 

To celebrate Pet Appreciation week, check out this special Pet Appreciation Blog Hop with 24 beautiful patterns and hidden surprises from the crochet designers.

If you're a crochet enthusiast, you know that the right hook size can make all the difference in your project. One hook size that you may come across is the 6mm crochet hook. This size is also known as a J-10 hook size and is equivalent to a UK 4 hook. It's a versatile size that can be used for a variety of projects, from blankets to scarves to hats. 

Crocheting doll faces involves mastering various techniques to bring personality and expression to your creations. From choosing different stitches for eyes, noses, and mouths to exploring diverse shapes and sizes, creating a captivating doll face is an art form in itself. With patience and practice, crocheting doll faces becomes an exciting journey of translating imagination into endearing amigurumi gifts!

Crocheting animals can be a fun and rewarding hobby for anyone looking to get into the world of crochet. From cute and cuddly teddy bears to whimsical unicorns and everything in between, there are endless possibilities when it comes to crocheting animals. So grab your crochet hook and let's get started on this fun and creative journey! 

If you're new to crochet, you may be wondering what size hook to use for your projects. One common size is the 4mm or G-6 hook. This size is versatile and can be used with a variety of yarn weights, from lace to super fine. It's also a popular size for making socks, gloves, amigurumi, and appliques.

A beginner and intermediate Crochet Blog Hop with 30 beautiful patterns and hidden surprises from the crochet designers. Interesting huh? Read on to find out more of how it works! Also, remember to scroll right to the bottom of this post to access my pattern!

Are you looking to start a new crochet project, but not sure which hook size to use? The 3mm crochet hook is a popular choice for many crocheters due to its versatility and ease of use. With this hook size, you can create a wide range of projects, from delicate lacework to cozy blankets or for me, the next amigurumi project!

If you are an avid amigurumi crocheter, I recommend Clover Soft Touch Crochet Hook because it is great for crocheting small amigurumi in terms of the sizes available and the compact nature of the hook which is great for mini projects. While it does not look so pretty or cheap, it’s actually great because of its ergonomic nature and durability. 

Attention all avid amigurumi crocheters, I need help with pattern testing a new set! This pattern set has 6 different parts inside, involving a variety of crochet patterns, some parts work up really fast, while others might take a little longer