This crochet Bald Eagle pattern is my latest addition to my Bird Amigurumi series! The Eagle is truly a majestic and intelligent creature, but in my Bald Eagle amigurumi version, I tried to create a more cute and baby-like eaglet version. Their features include the classic white and brown colors of the eagle. The crochet Bald Eagle’s prominent identifying feature is the white chest ruffles underneath their hooked beak that gives them that eagle look. It’s a similar design feature I previously also used on my Owl Amigurumi pattern. It’s made by crocheting ruffles in the Front Loop and then c ..read more

This free crochet Warawara pattern, inspired from Studio Ghibli, is a no sew amigurumi project that’s super fun and quick to do. It takes me about 15 min to complete (although your time may vary depending on your crochet pace). The Warawara can be seen in Hayao Miyazaki’s latest animated film, The Boy and the Heron. They are little cute white spirits that can be reborn as humans. They remind me a lot of the Kodama from Princess Mononoke, although perhaps a bit less creepy cute and more kawaii cute. Here they are floating up to the sky. What is a no sew amigurumi? Well, it’s basically an am ..read more

Mama Mia, are you ready for some Flower Power? Well, here’s a fun and free Fire Flower crochet pattern that’s sure to fire up the heart of any Super Mario fan. The Fire Flower Amigurumi petals are made in the colors of yellow and orange, and it also has lines for its eyes at the white center. Touch this flower and you’ll gain the power-up of throwing fireballs from your hands. You can also make an Ice Flower amigurumi by changing the petal colors to light blue and cobalt blue. Now you have the power to throw ice balls! With this design, I was influenced by the visuals in the Super Mario ..read more

Here is a Devil Fruit amigurumi inspired from the One Piece anime and live action Netflix series. I recently watched the live action series and really enjoyed all the characters and storyline on pirates, and so I thought it would be fun to release a free crochet pattern for my version of the Gomu Gomu no Mi (aka gum gum fruit). This is the fruit which Monkey D. Luffy, our main character, eats as a young boy, and it gives him stretchy powers. Alas, it also comes with a curse as all those who consume the devil fruit lose their ability to swim. It’s a bit of an alarming fate for any pirate sail ..read more

Spooky Season is upon us! What better way to kick off the festivities but with a fun crochet Jack Skellington project from Nightmare Before Christmas. I’ve turned his skull into Crochet Ears (like those Disney Ears) to wear for the fall holiday and I’m releasing this Jack Skellington as a free crochet pattern so that everyone, too, can wear skulls on top of their head! A cool feature of this project is that I’ve used glow in the dark yarn so that the crochet Jack Skellington skulls can eerily glow at night giving everyone a spooky delight. Ooooooooo! I came up with this crochet Jack Skellin ..read more

Hey guys, today I’m doing double duty and I’m featuring this free crochet pattern of this cute sun amigurumi and also doing a mini review of the crochet book One-Hour Amigurumi. I was gifted this book by Page Street Publishing, but all opinions are my own. Both the author Melanie Morita-Hu and Page Street Publishing were so kind enough to allow me to feature one free pattern from the book to share with you guys and I chose the cheerful Sun Amigurumi because well you can never have too much sunshine in your life! Here’s how my crochet sun amigurumi project came out! I also thought it would be ..read more

I present to you my cozy crochet Totoro Hat, now available as a free pattern! I had originally crocheted the hat as a beanie, but I thought that during winter days, it would also look cute with earflaps and braided cords. It’s fun transforming into a Totoro! The hat works up quickly and can make for a quick and fun cosplay or for a cute Studio Ghibli bounding outfit. The crochet Totoro Hat has huge eyes as well as fun whiskers embroidered into the base of the hat. The hat is worked in the round with half double crochet stitches. The earflaps are worked in rows with single crochet. Its e ..read more

This is a fun 2D to 3D Star Amigurumi! This free and easy Star Crochet Pattern is super fast to work up. This star has rounded points rather than sharp ones for a cute look. The pattern can be worked as a stand-alone star applique. Or continue on to create the 3D Star version for more amigurumi fun. You can also use this technique to make any applique into a 3D counterpart. So, I originally made this crochet Star amigurumi as a companion piece to my Kirby amigurumi as his Warp Star. But this Star can have so many other functions as well. You can use it as a pin cushion. Or give it as some ..read more

This is a fun and free pattern for crochet Kirby amigurumi! He’s just a cute fellow because he looks like a pink mini marshmallow! His powers include swallowing objects which then gives him transformative powers. His features include short, round arms and dark pink oblong boots. And I’ve chosen to create his face with felt details. Using the same Kirby crochet pattern I’ve designed, I’ve made 3 different looking Kirby amigurumis, just by changing the face details and/or arm positions. Here are my three faces of Crochet Kirby. This Happy Kirby amigurumi loves to wave hi! Here’s Angry Kirby ..read more

Disclaimer: I was given this book by the publisher. All words and thoughts are my own and I give my honest opinion in this review. Did someone say “Too Cute Amigurumi?” I must admit that I probably overuse the word “cute” when it comes to describing things, especially amigurumi.  I think in this case though, the title of this crochet amigurumi book is very apt and quite deserving!  The complete title of the book is actually Too Cute Amigurumi: 30 Crochet Patterns for Adorable Animals, Playful Plants, Sweet Treats and More. (I am loving the use of alliteration!) It is written by Jenn ..read more