The idea for FreshStitches began in 2008 when crochet designer, Stacey Trock, noticed a distinct lack of patterns for big and cuddly stuffed animals. A handful of adorable designs later- FreshStitches was born! Since then, FreshStitches patterns have become legendary for their cuteness, detailed instructions and step-by-step photos. Using the abundance of help and information in the patterns, numerous crocheters have crocheted a FreshStitches animal as their first crochet project! ...more
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When I published Flavia the Unicorn, I thought I was being quite clever in suggesting you could use the same pattern to make ...
It can be hard to find a nice skin-tone yarn. So, I've compiled a few suggestions for you! Keep in mind that it's going ...
You're in for a treat, today! Chloe is a member of the FreshStitches Ravelry Group, and she's become quite a celebrity because of ...
Today's guest post is written by Nichole of Niccup Crochet. I'm really excited about this post, because Nichole has come up with ...
Happy Tip Tuesday! Today, I'm going to talk to you about an instruction that pops up in Flavia the Unicorn: Flatten ear and then fold ...
It's easy to crochet a giant amigurumi by using a thicker yarn and a larger hook! The result is a super-large animal, with ...
Today's post is a guest post written by Ang in Australia. She's a super-clever girl, and I think you're going to love ...
Today, I'm going to show you how to crochet a ruffle onto a (nearly) finished amigurumi. For those of you who are participating in ...
We're happily crocheting our slugs for the slug-a-long! Feel free to join in! Well, mostly happily. If there's a part of the slug that ...
We're right in the middle of the slug-a-long, so you can guess what I'm crocheting... a slug! Actually, I'm making two. I'm making a ...
Hi! I'm Stacey, and I'm the designer & blogger behind FreshStitches! Read more...
