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And I may need to back up a little bit to fix something. I'm missing two rows by the time I'm down to the bottom hem on here, so I think I was supposed to double up a couple of rows somewhere.

I suspect, the next time I have the space to check everything over again, I need to stop and examine what I've done so far, just to make sure everything is where it's supposed to be.

Fortunately, this is way, way less stressful than the possibility of needing to redo anything else on this project, so I'm not too worried about this little bit of work. =^.^=

Also, you can see just how tiny the ball of dark grey yarn is here. I was fully expecting to need to dip into the remaining 10 ounces of the second Lion Brand "Pound of Love" skein in "Charcoal" (dark grey) yarn, which turned out to be entirely unnecessary. Hopefully I get to pack way lighter next time!
(in case you're interested, the dark red yarn is "Pound of Love" in "Claret", which I've used almost one-and-three-quarters of a pound of so far)

Once the button bands are complete and the loose ends woven in, it appears that I merely need to attach the buttons and I'm done! Man! Almost complete, finally! =^.^=

Hey friends, I'm fairly new to making amigurumi. And I'm running into the same problem. I will get a pattern completely finished, but when I attach the head the neck ends up floppy. I've tried adding extra stuffing, or using a different stitch. But nothing seems to be helping this issue. Any advice is very much appreciated.

Recent project photo for tax

I made this blanket back when my nephew was born (2022) and it’s mostly been just sitting around my brother’s house since. Kinda (definitely) my fault because I failed to take the environment of where they live into account when I made it: they live in a tropical climate and it’s an acrylic afghan. I live in a much more temperate climate where such blankets are definitely needed and used in the colder months. But I learned from my nephew in a phone call yesterday that he uses it at pre-k for nap time and it absolutely made my day!

Made this for my friend at work and my first time adding pockets. I crocheted them in but think I should have just sewed them but hey ho you learn as you go!

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Also gifted her two children books from Malte Zierden and Oscar. Thought it's cool to have Oskar and to read those stories with her parents. 😅

Every summer I feel the urge to make a purse and get distracted by other things, this year I followed through and did it 😅

I used Alyssia Creates Moon and Sun square and her Strawberry Crossbody Purse patterns and mashed them together and made some adjustments. I added additional outside side pockets and swapped out the strap for my preferred non stretch strap method. It’s fully lined with an inside pocket big enough for my tablet.

Even when it’s in portable mode, the common house dragon must claim her territory.

My Forest Creature is done! This one took around 16 hours from start to finish 😊 Pattern by Elisabet Vacarusu

I did body option one with mask option Five and the tree branch accessory. I added eyes to mine, the original pattern doesn't call for any. I also crocheted in rounds, not spirals. And added buttons with a chain to hide as shoes for more stability

Would you like it?

Free handed this beast for my sister who works at the local axe house, but I did write it down as I went along if anyone wants one of their own!

Just finished this today! I used up a bunch of yarn I'd had left over from blankets for other people and finally made one for me 😊