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As seen on “Hamilton’s America” on PBS!*

This stylized book nook has a slanted roof, floor to ceiling windows, and mod gold details. Book nook is 10” tall and 4” wide. Pattern includes printables. Plastic box for structure is linked in the pattern, as well as several other useful items.

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Emotional Support Otter is a snuggly baby otter made with soft squishy Madtosh Tosh Vintage. He’s weighted and warm (instructions for this special touch are in the pattern) and 12” tall, so big enough to cuddle.

The coziest little coffee shop is waiting for you!

The Artist measures 18” tall and is made with super bulky yarn and easy to find supplies!

At long last, this pattern is for my Family Portrait Ornaments. You will learn how to make a heart base plus a head for a person, how to embellish it, and how to stitch a name.

At long last, this pattern is for my PET Portrait Ornaments. You will learn how to make a heart base plus a head for a pet (dog or cat), how to embellish it, and how to stitch a name.

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He showed up in NYC with nothing but a chapstick and a dance belt. Now he’s the theater teacher at the high school in Blaine, Missouri. He’s been tasked to produce and direct the musical, “Red, White, and Blaine”, and Corky is ready.

This is a pattern for crocheting a typewriter! Instructions include adjustments to make 2 sizes. The pattern is the same for both.

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Apparently, in the future, a fungus will outsmart us and learn how to inhabit human bodies. Fun. And before they kill their host, the host will become a zombie. So there’s that. But never fear, because this girl Ellie has a special secret and with Joel’s help, they will try to figure out how to save humankind.

You ever been in a cockpit before? Do you like movies about gladiators? You ever hang around a gymnasium? You ever seen a grown man naked..?

This pattern instructs you how to make a creepy, cooky, mysterious, spooky, and altogether OOKY doll of Wednesday Addams and Thing. 

PATTERN ONLY! This pattern shows you how to make a doll inspired by Harry Styles! This doll is 14” tall and uses simple stitches for the most part, with some construction and sewing. Pattern uses AmiguruME SkinTones yarn in Medium 2, found only at craftyiscool.com. Links for other products I recommend are in the pattern.

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PATTERN ONLY! Crochet your favorite basketball player! This pattern shows you how to make a tall athletic body type doll in basketball shorts and a jersey with basketball shoes and a basketball! You can use the pattern to make any player you’d like, or just use the pattern to make your own creation. Pattern uses AmiguruME SkinTones yarn found a...

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This is a collection of 5 crochet patterns to make woodwind instruments.

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This pattern has instructions to crochet a doll along with removable heels and cowboy boots PLUS a new pattern for an acoustic guitar. A comprehensive list of materials is included, with an easy to shop link, and links to a couple of video tutorials.

Oh what a sad toy clown! He was turned away by his owner, and now he has a sorry story to tell. The saddest, most endearing clown ever! Even if you hate clowns, you gotta love this one :)

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Ready to up your amigurumi game? This pattern will teach you how to add FINGERS to your dolls! You will need to have a basic doll pattern first, because this pattern is ARMS ONLY. It is adaptable to any of my past patterns that featured the simpler “mitten hand”, such as Pennywise, Doctor Who, Hamilton, and any of the patterns in my book Amigur...

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This pattern instructs you how to make a life-size stuffed baby or child whatever with easy to find supplies and simple techniques.

Is your favorite music artist Post Malone? Do you lust after yellow crocs? Are you seriously considering a face tattoo? Do you order your chicken parmesan well done at Olive Garden?

Beep Beep, Richie! This 23 page pattern features almost 60 full color detailed step by step photos to make a CLASSIC super creepy amigurumi clown doll that measures almost 14” tall.

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Won’t you be my neighbor? This is a crochet pattern to make the most neighborly of all neighbors, Mr. Fred Rogers. The pattern also has full instructions on making two of your favorite Land of Make Believe puppets, Daniel Tiger and King Friday. While Mr. Rogers isn’t using them, they double as finger puppets!

The Thirteenth Doctor, Jodie Whittaker! Hooray for the first FEMALE Doctor! This 17-page pattern contains 34 photos of construction and closeups of the finished product. Almost excruciating detail ;-), yet simple easy to follow instructions make the project a fun challenge for a beginner or an interesting diversion for the advanced.

Fra-gee-lay! Must be Italian. This MAJOR AWARD is soft and cute, and you can make it with this easy to follow pattern! Ralphie’s dad was proud of his, even though his mom wasn’t too crazy about it, and you’ll be proud of yours too! You can hang it on your tree or just set it out as a decoration. Measures 8.5” tall.

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Buddy the Elf! Smiling is his favorite, and he’ll be your favorite thing to crochet this holiday season. Using simple stitches and easy to find supplies, you’ll be able to whip up this adorable Elf in no time. He measures 13” tall. For proper care of Buddy, make sure you have a meal including the four basic food groups: candy, candy corn, candy...

Now you can crochet your own little Mew just in time for Christmas. Mew measures about 6” tall, the perfect soft squishy size for hugging and carrying or just setting out for a super unique Christmas decoration.

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“Only love will truly save the world.” --Diana Prince, Wonder Woman

He’s a wily fox, out to get some chickens and outsmart farmers. What the cuss are you waiting for? Make your own little Mr. Fox--he’s fantastic!

As seen on “Hamilton’s America” on PBS!

As seen on “Hamilton’s America” on PBS!

Once in a while a show comes along that embeds itself into the popular culture. Stranger Things on Netflix has become that phenomenon, and now you can pay homage on your tree! Eleven, or 011, or El, the breakout star of the show, loves those frozen waffles, and you’ll learn how to crochet them for her. Plus add her sweet but mysterious face, in...

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She’s adorable, but mysterious. She’s powerful, but vulnerable. Papa seems to have been taking advantage of her, and I just want to hug her. Stranger Things on Netflix has been a huge hit, full of nostalgia and 80s music. Make Eleven, or 011, the girl at the center of this cool new series. Binge watch the series from the beginning while you’re ...

As seen on “Hamilton’s America” on PBS!

As seen on “Hamilton’s America” on PBS!

Maybe you don’t have time for an ocean voyage aboard the Belafonte in search of the Jaguar shark, but you can make your own little Zissou to reenact your favorite “Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou” scenes.

Want to make an amigurumi doll with some curves? Call her plus size or full figured, she’s just fabulous! This pattern will instruct you on making a Curvy Girl, with different body types (Top Heavy, Hourglass, Pear), as well as different types of hair and clothing. The possibilities are endless!

As seen on “Hamilton’s America” on PBS!

Everyone’s hero, Bill Murray! In one of his most famous roles as Dr. Peter Venkman, we all fell in love with his sarcastic wit and everyman persona. He ain’t afraid of no ghost.

From Pacman to Galaga, and Dig Dug to Donkey Kong, video games were started in arcades. Are you old enough to remember saving your quarters for a chance to try the Fiji course on Pole Position? Or finally passing the third screen of Mrs Pacman? These tiny crocheted arcade consoles will let you or some lucky recipient relive the glory days of 80...

Don’t mess with Texas! Crochet a Texas flag for your Texas pals or for a homesick expat. This pattern is quick and easy and FREE!

Warning! Not for the faint of heart! This Bullet Bill is friendly but ENORMOUS. Using easy to find materials and tools you’ll be making a big plush Bullet Bill that measures over 18” long from base to nose!

Where it all began for many of us was the NES system back in the mid-80s. My sister saved the princess while I sat idly by waiting for my turn on Dance Aerobics on the Power Pad. Ring a bell? You’ll want to crochet these tiny NES cartridges for all your nerdy friends! Make their favorite games or draw out your own labels to decorate a gaming Ch...

I love coffee! How many people do you know that love coffee? Make everyone their own “to go” cup of joe! This pattern is so quick and easy you’ll need a drink holder to carry them all to all the friends you’ll be serving coffee to.

Everyone needs a little friend to carry around. Maybe your little kid loves Daniel Tiger, and wants a blue Tigey too!

These cute little animals are a far cry from their creepy counterparts found in “Five Nights at Freddy’s”, a horror game that has become a huge hit! With this pattern you can make friendly little stuffed animals of Freddy, Bonnie, Chica, and Foxy. They’re quick to work up and make a fun gift for a gaming fan of this series.

Goonies never say die!

This bunny is big! He’s got big floppy bunny feet and is soft and squishy! You can’t even tell he is crocheted because of the fluffy yarn, but the worsted Caron Simply Soft yarn helps you keep track of stitches as you go.

It’s your beloved River Song, secret daughter of Amy and Rory, lover of the Eleventh Doctor. Create her and her wild curls using this easy pattern.

Archenemy of the Doctor! He’s had many incarnations and looks, and this one resembles John Simm in “The End of Time”.

Included in this listing is ONLY Rose Tyler

Donna Noble, the Doctor’s beloved companion, now available as a crocheted friend to all your amigurumi Doctor Who creations.

Exterminate!

Clara Oswald, The Doctor’s companion, super adorable and sometimes saucy. She makes a cute companion for your Eleventh or Twelfth Doctor, don’t you think?

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Amy Pond, the beloved companion to the Eleventh Doctor, wife of Rory, mother of River Song. Crochet her in all her ginger glory with easy to find yarns, simple stitches, and lots of photos and instructions to help along the way.

Creepy and vicious, but just a statue? Don’t blink! Look away and you’re doomed. Maintain eye contact the whole time you’re crocheting and you’ll probably be OK.

Captain Jack Harkness, here for you to create in yarn! Time traveling action hero, cuddly companion. Do you need a friend to watch Torchwood and Doctor Who with? Or do you know something with a “thing” for John Barrowman? Perfect gift found.

Sloths, foxes, pandas, and hedgehogs! Oh my!

Oooh! Ood!

It’s the early “Hard Day’s Night” era Beatles! The Fab Four are crocheted in easy to find yarns and supplies, with simple stitches. Pattern includes lots of photos to get details just right. Each doll is crocheted similarly and pattern includes basic instructions and directions for alterations based on which doll you are making.

Sarah Jane is wearing some awesome overalls, huh? They keep her comfortable while time traveling I guess! Overalls just like Andy Pandy! She had some interesting outfits but this was her greatest fashion moment, in my opinion.

Trusty robotic dog K-9, always helpful to his companion Doctor Who, is now soft and squishy. Plastic canvas keeps the dogs shapely edges and lots of little details make him fun to make and fun to play with. He is to scale with any of the Doctor Who doctors, especially number Four :)

“Grandfather!” This is Susan Foreman, the often-rescued granddaughter of the beloved First Doctor Who, William Hartnell.

Peter Capaldi is starting his reign as the Twelfth Doctor. No scarves, no bow ties, just a classic Crombie coat and Doc Martens.

War torn and rugged, the War Doctor made his appearance in a recent episode of Doctor Who. How did we miss him?

This is a set of crochet patterns to make seven dolls that are nerdy and love science. Each pattern has lots of photos of each doll and simple instructions.

First Doctor Who -- William Hartnell

Second Doctor Who -- Patrick Troughton

Third Doctor Who -- Jon Pertwee

Fourth Doctor Who -- Tom Baker

Fifth Doctor Who -- Peter Davison

Sixth Doctor Who -- Colin Baker

Seventh Doctor -- Sylvester McCoy

The Eighth Doctor, Paul McGann. He didn’t get much screen time as the doctor! Now you can crochet him and give him more of the spotlight that he deserves!

The Ninth Doctor -- Christopher Eccleston

The Tenth Doctor -- as played by David Tennant

The Eleventh Doctor -- Matt Smith

The Doctor travels in style. This pattern makes a large Tardis, 18” tall, large enough for the matching Doctors to fit inside!

Gene Wilder was the original Willy Wonka, and if he was your favorite, this pattern is for you. Crocheted mostly in single crochet with lots of fun details, Willy Wonka is about 11” tall and has a removable jacket, top hat, and cane. Now who wants some chocolate??

Inspired by Breaking Bad, patterns to make little Walter and Jesse, everyone’s favorite meth cooks. Instructions include patterns for two dolls, two hats, glasses, jumpsuits, and tiny bags of crystal. Because of tiny parts, these patterns wouldn’t be suitable for young children, who probably have never seen Breaking Bad anyway, right?

Pee-wee’s buddy Pterri the Pterodactyl! He’s made to scale with my other Pee-wee guys so he can sit on Pee-wee’s shoulder or just fly around the playhouse.

Set of all five of my Pee-wee patterns!

Connect the dots! La la la la!

This pattern is a reincarnation of my Stitch-a-Book!

What do you get when you guzzle down sweets? Or from chewing and chewing all day long? Who do you blame when your kid is a brat? What do you get from a glut of TV?

Doesn’t she make your heart feel super happy? comes out to about 6” tall. She uses easy to find yarns and threads, simple techniques, and since she’s small she won’t take you too long either!

“We’ll eat you up! We love you so!”

This is KW, or as previously named, Tzippy. Fuzzy and friendly, with sad eyes and long wavy red hair. She’s got a littly fluffy tail and big bird feet, ready to stomp around and get wild! I’m calling her a girl because she has long hair, but hey, if you know better you can correct me! :-P

“…we’ll eat you up -- we love you so!”

“..Max the king of all wild things was lonely and wanted to be where someone loved him best of all.”

This is a set of four patterns for amigurumi, one of each of an octopus, a daisy flower, a penguin, and a weenie dog!

Oswald’s best friend, Weenie girl. She’s a weenie dog, hot dog, dachsund, whatever you want her to be. Make one and celebrate the companionship of octOpus and hot dog. Only simple supplies and stitches are used for this project.

Did you ever wonder what it’s like in Big City? Steve Tree comes walking down the street, buys a snowcone from Johnny Snowman, and your friend Daisy rollerskates by on her way to a Sammy Starfish concert.

Oh, Henry. How does Oswald put up with you sometimes? Sure you collect some cool spoons, you taught him about Penguin Patrol, and you can do a mean Penguin Polka, but sometimes you’re a real stick in the mud. Loosen up a little, try something new, buddy boy!

Howdy! This is Daisy, one of Oswald’s best friends! She likes to rollerskate, collect leaves, and ride her unicycle! She’s got a cute smile, pretty yellow petals, and a big orange face! What’s not to love? Crochet this sweet flower from one of the greatest kids’ shows, Oswald. Your kids will love cuddling with all the characters while they watc...

Here’s a dolly with a pet mouse and a fancy dress! The dress fits Lalaloopsy sized dolls too. Instructions for basic doll, dress, and pet included.

This pattern set includes a basic doll pattern, a set of pajamas and a pet lamb for your dolly! These pajamas fit Lalaloopsy and other similarly sized dolls. Thanks!

This is an innocent looking penguin inspired by Adventure Time -- once called the most evil creature in the world!

A mini talk show host with a mike!

Bob Ross and the Joy of Painting. Soothing, talented, hypnotic. Happy little trees live in his paintings, fluffy fluffy clouds float in the sky of his landscapes. There are no mistakes, just happy little accidents.

Beets. Bears. Battlestar Galactica.

A set of four nesting penguins, which fit together with little snaps on their wings. Spool Winter 2011!

Mekaleka hi, meka hiny ho!

Ever hear of Diana Prince? She’d be glad, because she’s the alter-ego of someone you must have heard of: Wonder Woman. Here she is, with her Lasso of Truth, Bulletproof bracelets, Golden tiara, and if you look hard enough, there’s her invisible jet. See it?

Number one entertainer of all time, arguably; King of Pop, officially; icon, definitely.

Come in, and pull yourself up a chair, named Chairry!

Paging Mr. Herman! Mr. Herman, you have a telephone call at the front desk!

Oh, Conan. We’ve laughed, we’ve cried, we’ve cheered you on and cheered you off. Where would we be without the Walker Texas Ranger Lever, PimpBot 5000, or of course Triumph the Insult Comic Dog?? Conan, you were robbed!

Yes, she shrank, she grew into a giant, she met a talking cat, went to a memorable tea party, lots of wild adventures, but it all started when young sweet Alice followed a white rabbit down a rabbit hole….

Imagine rummaging around and finding a doll that looks just like you, same clothes, hair, raincoat, everything. The only difference are these big black button eyes. Wouldn’t that creep you out?!

If you think you can control these wild things, feel free to give it a shot! Let me know if you have any questions about these or any of my patterns.

Maybe YOU don’t have all the equipment and tools to make a boy robot with rocket blasting boots. But you want your own little android, right? Make one! It’s amigurumi!