Feel free to introduce yourself — where you’re from and what you love crocheting 💛 If you are totally new to crochet, share why you want to learn.

I just added a Free Crochet Snake Pattern to the Classroom 🐍 You can find it under Classroom → Free Amigurumi Patterns More free patterns are coming soon 💛

If you’re new to crochet or amigurumi (or even if you’ve been doing it for a while), this question is for you 💛 What part of crochet or amigurumi do you find the most challenging right now? 👇 Some ideas (but feel free to add your own): - Reading patterns - Magic ring - Counting stitches - Shaping (heads, bodies, limbs) - Stuffing evenly - Sewing pieces together - Making faces look cute - Choosing the right yarn or hook size There’s no “wrong” answer here — we all struggle with something, and this community is here to help and learn together 🧶✨ Drop your answer in the comments, and I’ll use these to guide future tutorials and posts!

I’ll start 😊 I made a forest witch hat — earthy colors, a little magical, and honestly so fun to crochet. I just added a photo so you can see it up close 🌿✨ Now it’s your turn! 👇 Share your latest crochet project in the comments: - Finished or still in progress - Amigurumi, wearables, accessories — anything counts - Big projects and tiny ones are equally welcome If you want, tell us: • What yarn you used • What part you enjoyed most • Or what part gave you trouble This is a judgment-free space — we’re here to learn, inspire each other, and celebrate every stitch 💛I can’t wait to see what you’re working on!

Hi, I’m Nia, and I’m so happy you’re here 💛 I’ve been crocheting since 2019, and over the years I completely fell in love with amigurumi — cute characters, tiny details, and that feeling when a ball of yarn turns into something with a personality. When I moved to the U.S., I started selling my crochet on Etsy and sharing my work online. Along the way, I learned a LOT through trial and error — from choosing yarn and shaping pieces, to finishing details that make amigurumi look polished and professional. That’s why I created this space. 🧸 What this community is about This is a cozy, beginner-friendly place where we: - Learn amigurumi step by step - Share our projects (finished or not — all are welcome!) - Ask questions without feeling silly - Get tips on shaping, stuffing, faces, and finishing - Crochet together and support each other You don’t need to be “good enough” to post here. If you love crochet (or want to), you belong. ✨ What to do first 1️⃣ Introduce yourself in the comments 2️⃣ Share what you’re currently working on (or want to make) 3️⃣ Tell me your biggest amigurumi struggle right now I’ll be posting tutorials, tips, challenges, and cute patterns here — and I’d love for this to grow into a space where you feel inspired every time you pick up your hook. Grab your yarn, get comfy, and let’s stitch something cute together 🧶🧸 — Nia