Measure Your Amigurumi Like This. When listing your amigurumi for sale, whether it's made to order or a digital pattern, this is how to measure your finished amigurumi. Using a regular measuring tape, you measure your amigurumi's height (bottom to top). Then you measure its width (side to side), and finally it's length (end to end, or in this example, front to back). If you're American, be sure to convert your measurements from inches to centimeters for international courtesy.    Height is measured from bottom to top.   Width is measured from side to side. According to my rese ..read more

  Is amigurumi baby safe? No, amigurumi is not baby safe. It all comes down to an amigurumi's components: the type of yarn, the type of stuffing, and what accessories did you use to make it with. Who am I? Hello, my name is Chy. I'm the online persona and the Creator of Cult Amigurumi. I've been crocheting since 2015, and began my self-taught journey in amigurumi in 2016. I created Cult Amigurumi in the beginning of 2020 to share my techniques that I've picked up as well as my original patterns that I've designed. Now let's get into why amigurumi is not baby safe. The Ya ..read more

How to Crochet a Classic Buddy Rabbit Bunny Amigurumi. Everyone deserves to make their own buddy, no matter your crocheting level. I designed an amigurumi form with minimal pieces. You can use budget acrylic yarn or your own preferred stash, this pattern is flexible. This is the perfect handmade gift for little ones. Keep Count & Stay Creative, my friends!  General Disclaimers for Pattern Use  ***Note: This pattern contains affiliate links that do earn me a small commission at no extra cost to you. I thought to include it to show what the materials here looked like. TERMS TO KN ..read more

Welcome to the Baymax Baby Rattle Amigurumi Crochet Pattern! I decided to make the Baymax Baby Rattle the blog tutorial for the Rattle Base because it was the easiest form to design, and make. Baymax's minimalist design, thanks to Tadashi [RIP], is a very recognizable and very easily replicable aesthetic; and this pattern base showcases it. I hope you enjoy making this as much as I did. Keep Count and Stay Creative, my friends! *This post has affiliate links. Any purchases you make via my links will earn me a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thank you for supporting small businesses ..read more

Disney Inspired Mini-Scrump Doll Amigurumi Pattern  I have always loved Scrump in Lilo and Stitch. She was handmade with love by a little girl with a very unique perspective on life. Which makes Scrump such an easy amigurumi piece. Scrump's whole aesthetic is roughly handmade. I wanted to add my personal touch in giving Mini-Scrump baby arms and legs for a much cuter and handheld look. Please enjoy making this darling! Disclaimer: This pattern is here for free with no direct monetary gain for me. Because this is a copyright character, I can only encourage you to make this for fun. Cult A ..read more

  Whenever I type out my amigurumi patterns, the following list are the most likely terms you will see in both my digital downloads and free blog patterns. I wanted the list to be both visually appealing, and SEO friendly. Keep Count & Stay Creative, my friends! CH chain SL KN slip knot SL ST slip stitch MC magic circle SC single crochet INC increase DEC invisible decrease FO fasten off FLO front loop only BLO back loop only   ..read more

This is for Part 1 of the Heirloom Bear-Clops Amigurumi/ Crochet Pattern. I've finally decided to put this beautiful, creepy amigurumi on my blog. I really do hope you guys love my Bear-Clops. It was trial and error in order for me to get that kawaii aesthetic that I crave in my crochet work. Keep Count & Stay Creative, my friends! US Terms:  MC magic circle/ ring  SC single crochet  DC double crochet  BLO back loop only  INC increase  DEC invisible decrease  CH chain  SL ST slip stitch  SL KN slip knot  FO fasten off  PUFF hdc puff s ..read more

This is for Part 2 of the Heirloom Bear-Clops Amigurumi/ Crochet Pattern. I've finally decided to put this beautiful, creepy amigurumi on my blog. I really do hope you guys love my Bear-Clops. It was trial and error in order for me to get that kawaii aesthetic that I crave in my crochet work. Keep Count & Stay Creative, my friends! Ears​ [2nd color, then Main color. Make 2]    2nd color [inner ear]  MC, 6 SC  INC 6X [12 SC]  SC, INC 6X [18 SC]  FO, you don’t need a long tail.    Main color [outer ear]  MC, 6 SC  INC 6X [12 SC]  ..read more

In the story of the Chem Trail Critters, the Frog is the hero. Like most heroes, Chem Trail Frog smiles through the pain. Like with the rest of his friends, Chem Trail Frog is meant to be crocheted with a spiral colored yarn, so no two amigurumi frogs are alike. This is how you make your amigurumi pieces one of a kind on a budget.   To read the Chem Trail Critters' story, click here.    Disclaimers:  Stolen works suck! Especially when you know you’ve put a copyright on each page of your patterns. Nevertheless, we must share our beautiful work with the world, right? The sta ..read more

I meant to make a koala from this, but while free forming, this Chem Trail Parrot was the beautiful result. I always intended for this pattern to be used with spiral colored yarn just because as you make more of this or any other Chem Trail Critters, no two are alike, making this amigurumi absolutely unique. Enjoy!  Disclaimers:  Stolen works suck! Especially when you know you’ve put a copyright on each page of your patterns. Nevertheless, we must share our beautiful work with the world, right? The standard rules apply: do NOT resell this pattern, its parts or images. You DO have p ..read more