He is complete, at last. No pattern to credit this time, because I made it up. Shout-out to nguyenlouis32 on sketchfab however, who uploaded the rotatable Sandile 3d model from the games, which I studied over while making this little guy.

Would you still love Sandile if it was a worm? (I will be adding legs, I just thought this looked funny.)

Using a pattern by Zrumova Olya, I first made a monocolour "test bunny" and marked where every round ended, to help me plan out the colour changes for this final draft fancy purple bunny. It was a challenge, and I used some surface-stitches to touch up the patterns, but I'm happy with the result!

I made this as a gift for a younger relative who is apparently a big fan of the Minecraft youtubers JJ & Mikey. I didn't have a pattern but since it was basically pixel art, I made a 2x2 square of single crochet stitches per pixel and sewed all the panels together. (Also I don't own the design etc).

Hobbii was my favourite yarn company up until a few minutes ago when I found out they've been posting about incorporating generative ai into their business. I guess it's time to cut them out entirely and start looking for an alternative yarn supplier. Sadly, Ireland doesn't have a lot of options...

Congratulations go to @pucaruin.bsky.social for winning the raffle for the dancing Toothless! Thanks again to everyone who entered.

I'm all set up and ready to go. This is a little preview of my table! The den isn't opening for another little while, but I'm excited for my first ever dealing.

And wrapping things up for now, using a pattern by Carolyn Zaki Designs, here's the dancing Toothless meme rendered in yarn! This one is a bit of a special case, as it's not actually gonna be for sale. Instead, it's going to be a raffle prize! Available only to Ainmhícon attendees, I'm afraid.

For only the second time ever, I've made something up myself! I've got a decent stock of these little bones I made with a pattern of my own, in both plain white and pride rainbow varieties.

Turtwig, a Pokémon I really like, that I made with a pattern designed by HanisCrochet.

Paired with the gummi bears, we have this "jellybean goldfish" as designed by Darling Maple Creations.

This tiny little gummibear, made using a pattern designed by "Once upon a cheerio," makes up the bulk of my stock for tomorrow and will be one of the cheapest items on my table. Understandably, I think, given the size.

In keeping with the seal theme, I have a couple of these mini seals using a pattern from the book "Mini Amigurumi Ocean" by Sarah Abbondio.

This baby seal was made using a pattern by TheMaryJay, a 10mm hook, and Honey Bunny Big yarn. I'll be setting this one aside a little at my table in the dealer's den at Ainmhícon tomorrow, as the money from this (if I sell it, fingers crossed) goes directly to the "Seal Rescue Ireland" charity.

Using a pattern by StitchSalamander, here's the Bell Beast from Silksong! It's hard to see in the photo but there's a cool segmented effect on the belly, made by using back loops only for certain rows. I was keeping this one secret for a bit because the customer was giving it as a surprise gift.

That's it for now folks, I had quite a backlog before I made this account today. But stay tuned, because I'll have plenty more works to show off in the future!

We've come full circle. Or full sphere? I made a second Spheal using the same pattern again by Veracrochetsstuffs, but instead of honey bunny and a 5mm, I used honey bunny BIG and a 10mm hook! Original Spheal and my husband for scale.

Well, here's something I actually know nothing about, but I got commissioned to make it. Pattern is designed by Vector Monke, and it's from the game "Yeeps hide and seek" apparently. #crochet #yeep

Using a pattern by "Kittens and mittens," here's Breloom! Honey bunny and a 5mm. #pokemon #breloom #crochet

Here's everyone's favourite little musical bug, Sherma! The pattern is by Veronica Pearl. Honey bunny and a 5mm. #crochet #Sherma #Silksong #HollowKnight

This isn't a 1:1 recreation, but my friend who really likes this baby pear meme wanted a crochet pear and this pattern by DIY Fluffies fit the bill perfectly. Honey bunny and 5mm. #crochet

Back to the books, here's a Snom from Pokémon Crochet. #pokemon #crochet #Snom

Little frog on a lilly pad by "easycrochetplushies". Honey bunny and a 5mm.

Another one from Crafty Tibbles, who does some very impressively detailed patterns. This time it's a minotaur! This is probably the most elaborate pattern I've worked on so far. #crochet #minotaur

A simple, cute little raccoon using a pattern by wonder crochet. Honey bunny and a 5mm.

I've yet to actually play Rainworld, but here's a slugcat I made for a friend that has played it. Pattern by DuckyDesigns. Honey bunny and 5mm. #slugcat #rainworld #crochet

Back once again to the Pokémon crochet books, here's Magikarp. Fun fact, you can tell he's a male because his barbels are yellow, while females have white barbels. Honey bunny and 5mm. #magikarp #crochet #pokemon

This is my friend @laghairt.ie, and his twin who is also named Laghairt and is also my friend. Crochet creatures of myth and legend by Megan Lapp is an interesting book that lists modular parts you can mix and match, rather than individual patterns, and that's how I made these guys!

Once again from Vincrafty, here's Dragonite! It was surprisingly difficult to find a shade of orange that matched just right. Honey bunny and 5mm. #dragonite #pokemon #crochet

Crochetbykittengrll designed this little fella, the Bokoblin from the Zelda games! I had a lot of fun with this one, though I made a mess of the first arm and had to start over completely. 😅 Blooper pics not included. #crochet #loz #Zelda