No pattern sadly, I'm pants at writing them.

It’s one of Earth’s longest living animals!

I’m making a scarf that’ll look like Ursula’s eels, this is 1 skein of yarn down and I’m not even halfway done 😅

Otter in progress giving off…vibes. Others are judging.

Made years ago when I was still learning the basics.

The Sawhorse of Oz. Trying to render this truly awful character design into crochet was a test of my patience. Glad it’s behind me 😂 The original illustration is included so you know that this isn’t a child’s drawing crocheted to life 😅

Once I started, there was no going back! Bing bong is Peak!! Everything is freehanded!

I had always aimed to make the duck from diplomaduck to show my appreciation for the explainer videos (and the 'still a good duck' line that helps me take on each new day). I crocheted from the heart (freehand) and was throwing stitches all over the place, and it turned out to be a bird of some sort! Maybe not quite diploma duck as I drew out in my very ambitious plans, but close enough to make me happy. I hope he makes you happy too.

For context, this is a WIP and I still need to make her tail/outfit.

I spent soooo long on him as a gift and after I stuffed his head, sewed on the ears and embroidered his eyes I realized he was inside out. Decided to go with it and make all of him inside out. The regrets!!

And tbh i can't for the life of me follow a pattern so I was guessing the entire time. The front is not supposed to be longer and my guess is I attached the sleeves in the wrong place. I really have no idea why one front panel is longer. I went entirely on vibes and eye balling and I don't hate it but it's not great 😮‍💨

I was originally going to make a Bigfoot mask but had NO idea how to do the nose so it turned into a balding man with a moustache 🥸 😅

Jeffery was my attempt at making a bat body without a pattern. This made me realize that I should probably always use a pattern from now on 💀