Updated May 2019 ~
1) How can I print off the patterns?
Print a pattern by pasting the pattern url address here. Try it out, it works and it's free!
2) What type of yarn do you use?
Unless I say otherwise I am using Red Heart Super Saver or Red Heart Comfort yarn. It's a worsted weight, acrylic yarn.
View a standard yarn weight chart here
3) Where can I find the safety eyes you use?
I buy mine online from Lisa & Ed Eyes and More.
4) How much yarn do I need?
I do not measure out what I use unless I believe the pattern will use more than a regular sized package with 364 yards. If it is not stated in the supplies list of the pattern how much you need then the pattern in question will take less than 364 yards.
5) How can I make the amigurumi bigger?
There are 2 easy ways to do that.
a) Use a bulky or heavier weight yarn and larger hook
b) Hold 2 regular strands of yarn together and use a larger hook. I have examples here
6) Can I sell finished items?
Yes! You can sell any item you've made from my patterns.
7) Can I translate your pattern?
Yes, you can translate one of my patterns but only if you provide a link back to the original. A link that is visible at the top of your translation and clearly states that you are translating only. To see the perfect example of an acceptable translation click here. This kind of translation is one I will provide a link to on my sites.
8) Can I post a pictures for you to see what I made?
Yes. On my facebook page Amigurumi Freely
9) What is your youtube channel called?
My channel has my name, Sharon Ojala. Subscribe here
10) Why donate?
I'm glad you asked! I answered that here
11) I have a pattern question,
a) Leave questions in the comment section on the pattern page.
b) State what section and row you need help with.
12) I'm Looking for a particular pattern,
a) Use the search bar on the right side, near the top.
b) One word searches work best.
13) Do you have other blogs?
a) Where The Gnomes Live is my crafty blog.
b) Amigurumi Freely is a free pattern directory.
c) Amigurumi To Go is the blog you are on now.
This is very useful and great to have on blog!
ReplyDeleteyes! I'm so glad I added this page. I get asked the same questions a lot so now I can just give people a link. I've linked to this page many times already and it saves so much time. I love it :)
DeleteHi Sharon, Can you please help, my niece adores Toucans (I know but it's her thing lol) and I have tried and failed so many times to make her one and so I was wondering if you could come up with a crochet amigurumi pattern for one pretty please? I would be eternally grateful.
DeleteThank you
Quisiera que me ayudara para poder hacer en amigurumi la hormiga atomica. Gracias por su amabilidad. Ya le enviaré los amigurumis que he hecho con su ayuda.
ReplyDeleteHi there! I wasn't sure where else to post this question.. but do you have a moose pattern, or have you ever thought of designing one? I absolutely LOVE your patterns and how you word them (as well as all of your video tutorials), they're really easy to follow, unlike some of the patterns I've tried before. Thanks so much! :)
ReplyDeleteHi there, I don't have an amigurumi moose at the moment but there is one in the future.. just not sure when that will be. I do have somewhat of an ugly one that's part of the Critter Bits that are just meant as yarn busters, they could be used as cat toys. Look to the right of this page, scroll down until you see a label list and click on "Critter Bits"
DeleteThanks so much for the kind compliments, I appreciate that!
Hello! I am looking to learn to crochet and am so glad I stumbled upon your blog and youtube page! I can't wait to make some of your awesome projects! Where would you suggest I start as a complete newbie?
ReplyDeleteThank you and welcome!
DeleteStarting out I would go with any of the Little Bigfoot patterns or the small mouse. Use the label list below on the right side of this blog. I have 2 different mice, a small one and a character one, start with the small one. These all have full video tutorials to go with them. Have fun and keep me posted :)
I made a couple of your patterns, the panda and the pig, and my son wants a dinosaur but I see you don't have a pattern. I wondered if maybe you have been working on one or know of a good free pattern. I browsed through pintrest and couldn't find anything. I love your patterns, they are so easy to read and so fun to make.
ReplyDeleteHi there. After needing a mouse pattern, I found yours a few days ago. I have now made three of the cute little creatures.
ReplyDeleteI name most things I make. Among others, there is Miss Soxy Foxy and Miss Whoo Goes There (an owl). I thought and I thinked (LOL) but couldn't come up with a name for the mouse. Then I saw your profile. The perfect name popped into my head but I really need your permission to use it. I'd love to name the mice I make Miss Oyahlah Mouse, if that's ok with you.
Best wishes from Australia
Hi Janii,
DeleteI love the names you chose, they're perfect and so fun :)
Yes it's ok to use that and if you name your mouse Miss Oyahlah Mouse I'd be so thrilled and honored at the same time... how wonderful!!
Thank you so much, your message made me smile BIG!
Sharon Ojala xo
Hello Sharon,
ReplyDeleteI really love your patterns and tutorials. That is why I wanted to ask you about something. I have a blog with projects that I do where I link back to the original pattern and if I do any editing to make it easier for me when I print it for my giant book of patterns. As I am working on some gifts and would like to use two of your patterns can I link to them in my blog? Any edits I might make to the pattern are small like detailing more(Repeat from *) or just adding a key of terms at the top. I also included pictures of what it looks like as I work.
Thank you for your time and use of your patterns.
Hi there... thank you, I'm glad you have been enjoying the patterns. I wouldn't agree to the writing of the entire pattern on your blog but writing out an edit, for example for row 12 I did such and such is perfectly fine... thanks for asking :)
ReplyDeleteHi there! I just wanted to say that I absolutely love your video tutorials and your blog! I found it super easy to follow and very helpful! I especially like making the Bigfoot monkey (especially since the head and body are connected!) and the duck. I'm a college student, so even with the limited colors I can keep in my room, I can still practice making cute animals and I love learning these new patterns. I just had one question about the Bigfoot monkey pattern: I'm still new to trying to figure out stitching numbers and what not, so if I wanted to make it bigger and keep the same design pattern (maybe close to the size of the duck head, but without the cheeks) where would I add an increase or how would the rows differ? I am planning on making a monkey for my young cousin and I just don't want it to get lost. Is it possible to make it bigger? Thank you for having such an awesome blog with great designs!!
ReplyDelete~Katie
Hey Sharon, I absolutely love your patterns and videos. I've recently decided that I would like to open an etsy account to help with university and I was wondering if I'm allowed to sell the creations I make from your patterns, I know you've already said it was OK to seek the, but I was wondering how far that goes due to the fact that on etsy I'll be making them when by order. Anyway I just wanted to check if that was cool or not
ReplyDeletethank you.
-Kay
Absolutely Kay, you can sell any number of finished items already made or made to order. I'm thrilled that you will be helping yourself through university by selling handcrafted items, that's awesome!
DeleteAll the best to you and the best of luck in your sales,
Sharon Ojala
Hi Sharon, my name is odey and I'm from israel. I'm so happy to find your blog and videos- they are the best for a beginner like me :) it was very difficult to find good tutorials in Hebrew that are free and so detailed - thank you so much for that!
ReplyDeleteI'm just starting my affair with crochet as a tribute to my late mother, who loved knitting , and I want to make my baby girl some cool stuff like my mother made me :)
I'm just finishing the cute duck pattern and its so hard! But I'm hanging in there... It's not exactly like yours but I'm doing my best and enjoying the process :)
I wonder what is the size of the eyes you use? 2mm? Are there good replacement for this pattern?
I can't wait to hear from you! Won't be able to post my duck because I don't have Facebook :(
Thank you so much again,
Odey
Where can I find the Alabama elephant keychain?
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of an Alabama Elephant key chain but I do have a tiny elephant pattern http://www.amigurumitogo.com/2012/05/tiny-elephant.html if you can't click the link then type "Gracie Tiny Elephant" (just typing "Gracie" will work too) in the search bar near the top of this page on the right hand side
DeleteDo you sell these ? I haven't the gift you do to make them.
ReplyDeleteSharon
ReplyDeleteWhere did you buy the Bernat on the fringe yarn??
I got mine at walmart. You can find it on amazon as well so if it's not in a store near you there's places online that sell it
DeleteHello Sharon. I need your advice on how to evaluate my work. If you would not mind to use the amigurumi duck as an example. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteHello Sharon. I'm Fanny, swiss girl. (sorry for my english). I try to begin the crochet, and saw many of yours videos (lovely!!). I just have one question. You say you use one type of yarn, but you don't say the yarn size. If you use a 3.75 mm hook (for exemple totoro), the yarn size is very big, no? like 4.5 mm?
ReplyDeletebecause i test it with a 3, 3.5 yarn size (and 2.5 mm hook) and the begining was more smaller that yours.
Tank you for your time!
I do say the yarn size. It's the very first answer at the top of this page. Red Heart Super Saver or Red Heart Comfort yarn is a worsted weight medium and that's a 10ply yarn. Those are the hooks I normally use, a 3.75 or a 4.0 or a 4.5.
DeleteI also use a 5.00 and a 5.5 but those are large hooks. They work for me because I crochet fairly tight. If someone crochets loose stitches then a 5.0 or larger would cause gaps in their stitches.
If yours came out smaller you might be using a lighter weight yarn. Have a look at this chart and see what weight yarn you are using. Yarn Weight Chart
Hi there! You create a beautiful and special toys world! Congratulations from Romania. I have two questions for you: Is this kind of toys safe for babies? I mean there is the possibility to get out some parts of the polyester stuffing? And what kind of polyester stuffing do you use? Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI don't recommend giving handmade toys to babies that are in the chocking stage. And I use 100% recycled polyester stuffing.
ReplyDeleteThanks for asking
Thank you very much for the reply :)
DeleteI cannot believe I found such a wonderful page! Thank you so much!!! Trying the elephant right now. You do great work! All the very best from Germany :-)
ReplyDeleteBonjour sharon je ne trouve plus votre tuto " facon facile d'augmenter un modele d'amigurimi easy way to enlarge amigurumi pattern"
ReplyDeletemerci d'avance de bien vouloir le reediter et merci pour vos modeles.
cordialement
I love your patterns and have made more than one of them <3 I made sneakers for my dress-up bunny and would like to "pay back" some fun. Would you like the pattern? I'm sorry, I have no pictures. Thanks Again!
ReplyDeleteHi Laurie,
DeleteI'm so glad you enjoyed the patterns, that means a lot!
And for sure I could add the sneakers for other people to make, that would be much appreciated. My email is sojala@hotmail.ca
Thanks! Hopefully my missive(s) have made it to you. :O)
DeleteHi Sharon!
ReplyDeleteI have recently been inspired by your blog and I have fallen in love with making amigurumi! Thank you so much for sharing your techniques and providing such great tutorials to follow. You've made this craft so easy for me. I have just about completed my first project, a Little Bigfoot Pig, all I like are the saftey eyes. Since this is the first that I have made, I do not know what size eye would be appropriate. Could you guide me in the right direction?
Thanks a ton! :)
Micala
I'd say between an 8mm and a 10mm. It's all a matter of preference really. 8mm are the most common size for amis between 8 and 10 inches tall but some look better with a larger eye. If you want to test first before buying try pinning buttons on or cut pieces of felt in different sizes and see what size looks best to you. Hope that helps :)
DeleteOh wonderful! Thank you for the help! :)
DeleteA love your patterns. I have made several monkeys so far and everyone loves them. I have also made two of your little Bigfoot elephants in cancer colors for family friends with cancer. They loved them. I am working on the lion right now. I wanted ti say thank you for putting these pattern up and I just love them. I also was wondering how you learned to make your own patterns? I just think that is amazing to be able to come up with your own creation.
ReplyDeleteCould you do a youtube video showing how you attach your eyes please? or maybe different kinds like buttons? :) thanks
ReplyDeleteYes, I already have one right here How To Attach Button Eyes
DeleteHi Sharon,
ReplyDeleteI love your work. I have a question for you...I am new to the world of crochet but love your duckies. I was thinking about making some for a centerpiece for my sister's baby shower. I was thinking about maybe making it larger...how would I go about increasing the size of the pattern to maybe making it 12 inches or larger...is there are formula to apply to it? Thanks, :) Nina
no formula but I show how to enlarge a pattern right here Easy Way To Enlarge Amigurumi
DeleteI will be using your pattern (with credit) to sell for charity. Thank-you so much!
ReplyDeleteI was looking for a way to contact you and so decided this must be the best way to do so. I created an amigurumi-like Christmas ornament and am offering the pattern for free. I thought I'd post the link to my blog on the amigurumi freely facebook page but wasn't sure that would be appropriate. Is that OK or would you prefer I not. I can send the link with the ornament to you privately if I knew how to. LOL
ReplyDeleteThanks for all you do!
yes that would be great! That is what I do on facebook, I promote designers by sharing their free patterns, I do it everyday :)
DeletePlease always feel free to post links to free pattern on Amigurumi Freely
Hello! :) I love all of your patterns. They are so cute and fun to make.
ReplyDeleteI was wondering if you would consider releasing patterns for the characters from Astroblast and/or Paw Patrol. I know that they are a bit different from the amigurumi that you usually post but I do not like any of the patterns for these cartoon characters that I have seen from other people so far. Thanks in advance!
https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=astroblast
https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=paw%20patrol
Hi Sharon - Thank you for your patterns! Everyone loves the ones I have made.
ReplyDeleteForgive me if you have answered this somewhere - I have not seen it. Does using pipe cleaners/chenille stems to make things bendable cause them to not be washable? Do you recommend surface washing to machine washing? I have recommended to put things in a ingerie bag - but wondered if the pipe cleaners cause a rust problem.
Hi Mary, I actually never even thought about that. I think if they dry thoroughly they would not rust. But they should be spot cleaned when possible and if really dirty then washed in a pillow case or lingerie bag on gentle. Hang to dry or dry in a bag. Hope that helps!
DeleteHi, Sharon. Have you ever thought about making a pattern for a kangaroo or other Australian animals? I was looking online for such patterns when I discovered your site. You have some lovely patterns, including a beautiful koala, but I didn't notice other Aussie creatures. We have a wildlife refuge and sanctuary here on Kangaroo Island, Australia, and I'd been thinking of trying to sell crocheted or knitted kangaroos, koalas and perhaps possums and echidnas, to raise funds to finance urgently needed maintenance and improvements. A pattern for a female kangaroo with her joey (baby) in her pouch is what I'm especially looking for - (then if possible to find kindly crocheters who would be willing to make and donate amigurumi Australian animals to our fundraising efforts.) I have a public Facebook page at "Shalom Valley Farm & Wildlife Sanctuary" if you're interested in seeing it. Sending you greetings and blessings.
ReplyDeleteHi Lori,
DeleteI haven't got any lined up for the near future as I'm booked solid for at least the next 4 months with patterns on the to do list. I do know of a crochet kangaroo with a joey pattern by Kim Lapsley right here
Thanks for asking! And if anyone from your group makes the kangaroo or any other amigurumi using a free pattern feel free to post on my facebook, Amigurumi Freely, and I will share from there.
All the best!
Sharon
looks like that link I gave you didn't work, sorry about that! But it will bring you to her blog, from there scroll up and look for the free patterns tab then scroll down until you see the Kangaroo and just click that photo.
DeleteHi Sharon, This is Else Logan in PA. I've been watching my funds with an eye to sending an appreciation donation and in trying to adjust what I chose, I lost the site. Everything was filled in, but I think you will get only $50 American which is less in Canadian money. So I was trying to change the figure to more reflect what I wanted to do. I was changing it to $65 US. But it just shot out of my computer like a magician's trick. grrrr Please let me know what you get so I can make it right.... Oh... IDEA!!! I could just do another for $15, right? I'll do that. My email address is emloganpa@aol.com ... in case you want to reply that way.
ReplyDeleteYour admiring fan, Else
Hello Else!
ReplyDeleteFirst of all thank you so very much, that is very generous, wow! But I was just checking and there has been no funds today. I checked paypal and nothing has been sent to me. So you will have to go and check now your end and make sure you sent it. My paypal email address is sojala@hotmail.ca but it goes directly if you click the donation button found here on my blog.
Thank you again!
Sharon
Hi Sharon I'm lookin for a bunny with a nurse outfit and a figure skater can you help me I love your work and videos are great easy to follow
ReplyDeleteSharon, I love your work. I stumbled across your site one day by accident and I absolutely adore your work; so much, in fact, that you taught me how to crochet. My first ever crochet project was with your crochet along elephant (and when i take pictures, i will post them to your site). I owe you a tremendous thank you because this is something that i have wanted to do for a really long time and you make it so understandable. With that being said, I have a question that you may or may not be able to answer; i tried locating an email address, but I could not find one, so I am leaving it here in hopes that you will see it. How well are you at looking at a picture of something and trying to replicate it without a pattern? I am obsessed with the Mario Bros. franchise; specifically, Princess Peach. I googled "paper mario shadow peach crochet" and an awesome Shadow Peach amigurumi came up, but, the person does not have a pattern, nor do they want to create it again. Would you be able to create a pattern by looking at the picture ( i would have attached it but, i could not find an email address for you ^_^). my email is mattpancake@yahoo.com if you choose to respond that way, if not, ill check back for responses. I know it is a weird inquiry, but I think what you do is fantastic and you might have the skill set to pull it off....that would make my day, you have no idea.
ReplyDeleteThanks again for being wonderful and inspirational,
Matthew
Hi Sharon, have just discovered you wonderful little people amd animals. Please can you show me how to make a magic circle? Thank you Anne
ReplyDeletefor sure! On any of my written patterns, in row 1 at the very beginning of the pattern, I say make a magic circle or adjustable loop with 6st. If you look there, each one is actually a link that you can click on and those will take you to a video where I teach you how to do them.
DeleteHi Sharon, Love your patterns! I'm working on the Little Big Foot Monkeys for my grandsons..How do you crochet the tongue that's in the picture? Your patterns are going to be keeping my busy making things for my grandchildren! Thank you, Debbie
ReplyDeleteit's a piece of felt that I just glued in place
DeleteHi Sharon, I pick up crochet by learning through your videos. Thank you so much.
ReplyDeleteI tried to look for your email on this page and facebook but could not find. Is there anyway I can reach you?
I am working in a special needs school in Singapore and a student really loves a particular character that is not sold anywhere. I am thinking of making one for him but I am not able to find the pattern online. Would like to seek your advise on this.
Thank you.
Hello Sharon! I am a young disabled woman, and am hoping to start up a business selling my crafts. I learned crochet through your videos and want to thank you for your kindness letting us sell the finished product. I will definitely be making a donation if my business is successful. I would now but I can't afford it..
ReplyDeleteI love your Little Bigfoot patterns! I've finish several of them and some of your other patterns and they look good but I have a couple of problems:
ReplyDeleteI know there is no specific "gauge" when making amigurumi but I've noticed that my animals end up either with holes so the stuffing shows or as a stiff kind of "shell" that doesn't stretch so I can't shape it. Do you have any suggestions that could help me fix this.
My bigger problem is that after I've sewn together 2 or 3 different pieces the inside of the animal becomes a hard ball with some areas on the surface becoming flat or puckered. I know this is probably from running the yarn in and out of the body. How do I fix this so that my figures keep their round, squishy shape?
If these questions are unclear let me know I will elaborate on them.
Thanks so much for all these wonderful patterns and especially your awesome video tutorials!
love it
ReplyDeleteFirst I would like to thank you for all that you have taught me. I am new to crocheting and I totally love making the animals.
ReplyDeleteI have been searching for a Snoopy dog pattern have you done one of these?
Thanks again for everything
Hello donated 5.00 dollars this is what i got in my email do you only get one dollar for the 5? Donation Details
ReplyDeleteConfirmation number: 6JA92254PC916850U
Donation amount: $5.00 CAD
From Amount: $3.93 USD
To Amount: $5.00 CAD
Exchange Rate: 1 U.S. Dollar = 1.27394 Canadian Dollars
first, thank you so much! I appreciate the donation.
DeleteNo, I actually get 4.51. Paypal takes a small fee for their services.
The amounts you see there is just the exchange rate. To give me 5 Canadian dollars only took 3.93 US dollars.
Thanks again!
Hello! I love your patterns and youtube videos, they are very helpful for someone like me who is new to the crochet craft. I recently made a bear using your pattern and video and found it very helpful. I have been asked to make a cute deer with horns, something kind of like the bear but a deer instead. I was hoping you could post a pattern/video for a deer? Thank you!
ReplyDeleteHello Sharon i love your work i have an question, i made several things from you and lateley i made mr pig the bigone he was weldone and sent you an picture on facebook . Now i made the big lion and i have some questions, about it, i made 100% acryl yarn with the hook 3.50 but my lion is not so big as yours and my hear is not good i could cry after so long work and yarn that i lost ( hihihi) but no kidding its not so fun making and took me lots of time to make the hair when i was longer it was fun but i couldnt see the ears so i keep on cutting and now im not pleased what did i wrong , please let me know if you want a pic from him i sent it to you but i wont like that everyone sees it.
ReplyDeleteI m disabeld and it took me 3 days to put the hair on the gap and i want also to know how big are your lion and the others i would sent the pig picture but i dont know how it must doing here. greetings and lots of Love from me from The Netherlands ,
yours Femmie Marcus from assen
hey Sharon, I'm so very inspired by your works <3 I've made my first bear and it is satysfying to know, I am able to "make sth out of nothing" :) I contacted local foster homes for cats and will probably make bears for their charity auctions.
ReplyDeleteNow I have a question about that. Do you have (since I couldn't find on your channel) a pattern of a cat? It would be really fun to make cats for kittens :)
I'm so happy I've found your video, your channel and blog. And I hope it will help many homeless kittens around the Poland. Hugs!
Hi Krysia,
DeleteThank you for the kind words, I really appreciate that.
Yes, I do have a cat but I don't think it is what you're looking for. Mine is a version from the movie, "Coraline" and it's a bit creepy. If you go to my search bar, upper right corner, and type in Coraline it will come up there.
With that said, I do have a cuter, cuddly cat pattern planned. I'm just about through a puppy pattern now and my intention is to also make a cat. I'm working slower than normal these days so I can't give you any dates..
I'm so honored you will use these patterns to help homeless cats! That means so much to me. I just adopted a kitty 2 days ago. I will be announcing his arrival here with pictures on my blog in the next couple days!
Hello Sharon,
ReplyDeleteI recently wrote a book entitled, 'A Compilation of Vivian's Amigurumi and Their Stories'. Your name and website link is in the Acknowledgement page of my book. A copy is now in the National Library of Australia. I hope this news makes you happy.
Oh my goodness, this just filled my heart up with joy! I'm truly humbled by this honor. Thank you so very much. I'll have to look up your book!
DeleteWith appreciation,
Sharon
Hello Sharon,
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for all the work you put into your patterns! They're all so cute and I'm made a few of them and love them! I have a question for you. Do you have/would you make a goat pattern? I've been looking for one for a long time and haven't been able to find one. I want to make one for my sister-in-law who loves goats.
Caroline
I have one that I haven't published yet... it might not be what you're looking though. If you go to the search bar, right hand side of page, and type in goat they should come up. I don't know when I'll get it published, hopefully by the end of the year.
DeleteI tried that and it said that there were no posts matching my search...
Deleteweird, I just tried and 2 posts came up.. anyway, highlight and try this link http://www.amigurumitogo.com/2017/08/a-troll-and-3-billy-goats.html
DeleteHi Sharon,
ReplyDeleteI'm planning to make 2 of your dress me bunnies for my little cousins after I have completed my GCSE's. I am only able to get wool that is 100g and after looking at the wool you use I know that its not enough. I was wondering if there is any way of connected the wool when you run out without effect the final products.
Many thanks
Jenny
absolutely.. you can add in new wool anytime along the way. When you make a single crochet and you have 2 loops on your hook, instead of yarning over and completing that stitch just pull the new wool through those 2 loops. Continue on, you can let go of the yarn tails after you make another stitch. Knot off the 2 yarn tails when you're done the row.
Deletecan i buy the where the wild things creatures from you?
ReplyDeleteHi Sharon
ReplyDeleteAre your patterns in US terms or UK terms?
Thanks,
Sarah
in US terms. All my patterns have an abbreviation chart that will explain each term. That is located near the top of the pattern page. Thanks for asking!
DeleteYou have lovely patterns, I wanted to join your site but I don't have a blog, that I use, so I don't know how I would join your site.
ReplyDeleteGwen
i tried using a smaller hook, but my stuffing still shows through. does anyone know how to die the stuffing or to fix this?
ReplyDeleteHi Sharon,
ReplyDeleteThank you for your beautiful patterns.
I made several. And your videos are great.
Even fun to watch, if you do not make a pattern.
I'm looking for a "wishing well" pattern.
To put on the table or on the sideboard.
And where you can of course throw in money.
Can you make a pattern?
Greetings, Marleen
Hi sharon! Im using an acrylic yarn, and it says that the recommended hook size is 4 mm is it okay to use a 3.5 hook? Will it make the amigurumi smaller than yours? Im kind of worried. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteHi my name is angel I was wondering how do u come up with ur patterns? I'm having trouble making one.
ReplyDeleteSharon, I was wondering if the bunny clothes might fit this new little Puki doll I got. She is very tiny in the body and about 9 cm tall. I love all your patterns and watch them on facebook.
ReplyDeleteHi there. I just got a Pinterest post with what looks like one of your dragons, but on someone else's blog. I don't see you credited. https://stricken.neuenageldesign.ml/hakeln-sie-magical-fire-breathing-dragon-amigurumi-kostenlose-muster/
ReplyDeletehi Martha, thanks so much. Unfortunately that is a scam site and there's nothing I can do since it's not my photo. It is a dragon made from my pattern but not my photo. There's no link to download a pattern, all links there seem to be ads so I don't want to be clicking much, I tried one but my virus scanner warned me not to open it. I would highly suggest anyone reading this to not go there and click any links.
DeleteIt's unfortunate that these sites are out there. Thanks so much for letting me know!