New Amigurumi Animals!

I just listed these three new amigurumi. From left to right it's a Tanuki, Red Panda, and a Raccoon. Each are about 3 inches tall, so they are the perfect size to slip into your pocket for easy transportation. They are all from different parts of the world, but still have many similarities. The Raccoon is native to North America, The Red Panda lives in the forests of the eastern Himalayas and southwestern China, and the Tanuki dwells in Japan.

October Amigurumi Giveaway!

I'm hosting my very first amigurumi giveaway!

How would you like to win this little guy? It's easy! You just have to fill out the entry form located here. Please make sure to read the rules first! The two big ones are you must have a valid US address, and you must be 18 or older. All the information is on the first page, and the entry form is on the second page.

This giveaway will end on November 1st. The winner will be announced on my Facebook page and on my tumblr. Make sure to like or subscribe to see who the winner is!

If you'd like to buy a star check out my Etsy shop. You can add a keychain or magnet to any star for no extra charge!

Bat Amigurumi

Bats are back for the Halloween season!

Little Brown Bat, Silver Haired Bat, Gray Bat

Each bat I make is based off of a real life species of bat. There are over one thousand species of bats in the world, and they inhabit every part of the world except for extreme polar regions. Bats eat a variety of things including bugs, fruit, nectar, frogs, fish, small animals, blood, and even other bats! To find out more about these incredible creatures you can visit Bat Conservation International's website. Also, if you live in the Chicago-land area check out Incredible Bats, a team of local bat educators who do live bat shows at all kinds of places in the tri-state area and for all ages of people.

Click the name of the species below to see my bat amigurumi:

Little Brown Bat

Silver Haired Bat (black)

Gray Bat

Eastern Red Bat (not pictured)

Ghost bat

Ghost Bats