Replacing a worry monster, this amigurumi makes a great fluffy companion for bee lovers. Using soft velvet yarn in places, giving your worry bee a little squeeze in times of stress can bring a little comfort. The pattern is written in US terms and worked from the feet up for the body and top-down for the head; making a doll approximately 20cm t...

This amigurumi is inspired by scientist — and double Nobel prize winner — Marie Curie. The pattern is written in US terms and worked from the feet up; making a doll approximately 15cm tall.

This amigurumi is inspired by mathematician — and first computer programmer — Ada Lovelace, only daughter of the poet Lord Byron. The pattern is written in US terms and worked from the feet up; making a doll approximately 15cm tall.

These colourful flip flop keychains, with exotic fruit designs are a great way to hang on to the last few days of summer. They can also be used as a car air freshener or a luggage tag.

This little traffic cone has been designed to fit on your finger tip. DK cotton yarn should provide enough strength and protection to use as a thimble, however you may want to use some reinforcement at the tip (a small wooden bead, or some air-dry clay could work. Alternatively, you might want to mount your finished cone on a keychain, or use i...