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Check out these frequently asked questions about my crochet amigurumi patterns!
My patterns are approachable for beginners who have a grasp of basic stitches and techniques. All my patterns are written using clear instructions, include helpful images, and links to video tutorials for additional assistance. If you’re completely new to crochet, I suggest starting here to learn more about how to get started.
When I find a cute amigurumi pattern, I want to get started right away! I don’t want to waste time trying to find the perfect safety eyes only to find out my work is bigger than the one in the pattern.
All you need is yarn and a crochet hook for my amigurumi patterns, but there are some additional tools that will help you along the way. You can check out the ones I use here.
I’m committed to your success and that’s why I take the time to include detailed photos and produce video tutorials that show you how to complete the more involved steps in every pattern. If you need assistance while working on your project, feel free to reach out to me via email.
Choosing low-sew patterns means you don’t have to worry about aligning pieces perfectly when trying to sew them together. My crochet amigurumi patterns help you crochet pieces together to reduce the need for sewing. This gives you better positioning of limbs and helps you finish faster!
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I’m still working to build my online shop and produce my a few patterns. Once my shop is available, you will have the ability to purchase them right here on my website!
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All of my patterns are written using US crochet terminology. If you’re more accustomed to crocheting using UK terms, you can find a chart that compares US to UK terms by clicking here.
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