Meet Dimple the Dumpling
A squishy kawaii dumpling in her own bamboo steamer, with a lid that tips open so she can peek out. Chenille yarn, 5 mm hook, about 12 cm finished. Two makes in one file — and no sewing in either of them.
Why our patterns get finished
Most amigurumi patterns lose people in the same three places. Ours remove all three.
What you get that a cheap PDF doesn't
Anyone can sell you written rounds. The difference is whether you end the evening holding a finished dumpling.
|   | CROCHETMUSE | Typical PDF patterns |
|---|---|---|
| No sewing — pieces worked together as you go | ||
| A photo beside almost every step | ||
| Video tutorials for the tricky parts | ||
| Fit checkpoints so any super bulky yarn works | ||
| Printable gift packaging included | ||
| 30-day money back, no reason needed |
The patterns
Twenty-five years of writing patterns that work
I'm Alisa Morgan. I've been designing crochet patterns for over twenty-five years, and in that time I've learned that a pattern isn't finished when the instructions are correct. It's finished when a beginner can follow them alone, at night, without messaging anyone.
That's the standard every pattern here is written to. If you do get stuck, email me — I answer them myself.
Alisa


