This pattern has been on my list for a while and I specifically wanted to make it so I could use the slicker dog brush technique to make the yarn fuzzy. The pattern comes with instructions to make a little caveperson but I just wanted the cute mammoth! His original name is Mik, but he looked more like a Mr. Walnut to me!

I am slowly working my way through the Animal Friends of Pica Pau book... last year I worked on the Puffin and the Panda and now I decided to give the Woodpecker a go! And he turned out absolutely perfect! I used Paintbox Yarn (purchased at Love Crafts)... this is easily becoming my favorite brand of yarn to use for amigurumis!





I am so excited for the second book with adorable new patterns! I believe it will be released this summer and will be available for pre-order soon! This will definitely be on my birthday wish list!

I started this project 2 years ago and for some reason never completed it until now. The bobble stitches were so fun and relaxing!

Pattern: Lalylala Lupo Lamb
Yarn: Regia 4-ply Tweed in Natur (main color) and Borke (second color)

This cute little piggy was the second Chinese New Year amigurumi from the All About Ami pattern pack that I completed. I love the color combination and the technique Stephanie Lau used to create the indentation on the piggy's face!

I took advantage of a recent sale Stephanie Lau from All About Ami had where she sold all of her Chinese New Year's amigurumi patterns. This tiny snake was the first project I tackled...and decided he needed a dapper top hat to complete his look!

When the COVID-19 pandemic started, I came across this cute little pattern and decided this would be a helpful way for me to cope with the chaos and uncertainty. I modified it a bit and am quite pleased with how it turned out!