Amigurumi Plushies & Toys: Handmade & Custom Crochet Figures

I love making things that look like other things, and this Strawberry Mushroom Boy is my favorite mashup. This video shows how I bring him to life, stitch by stitch.

I decided to create a mint chocolate chip version of my mushroom man. Using soft, chunky yarn, I gave him a fresh color palette, complete with a little cherry on top.

I had a serious debate while making these Miffy plushies: how would a bunny wear earmuffs? This video shows the two options. It’s a funny little detail, but it’s part of the fun of creating characters.

This is the very beginning stage of my Miffy plushies. Even as simple, unfinished shapes, they have so much personality. It’s always fun to see them before they get their final details.

I made this Steve from Minecraft plushie for my brother. It was a fun custom project to recreate the blocky character using crochet. He’s now on a permanent vacation.

Even on a road trip, I can’t stop crocheting. This video shows me working on a custom Batman amigurumi head while being a passenger princess. It’s a fun look at how I crochet anywhere, anytime.

This is my handmade Kuromi plushie getting a quick clean-up with a lint roller. It’s a funny look at the final touches I put on my amigurumi toys to make sure they are perfect before sending them off.

Here is my take on the popular strawberry cow trend. This little amigurumi cow is made with pink and white yarn and has tiny strawberries on her head. She’s a perfect, cute addition to any plushie collection.

I designed this sunflower turtle myself, and I love how she turned out. Her shell is a bright sunflower, and she has a shy little head that peeks out. It’s a unique combination of nature and cute animals.