Knitting diaries

In the world of fabrics and yarn, cashmere is synonymous...

Like every other word you’ve read before in the dictionary...

The worsted weight yarn is the most popular medium weight yarn. Not too big and not too small, they’re just right for most projects. Also known as a best friend to the knitter.

The captivating art of amigurumi captures the heart and soul of everyone with its attractive designs, cute shapes and refreshing colors. In amigurumi, there is no limit on your creativity. You can create a wide range of stuffed yarn creatures and figures.

‘Amigurumi’ is a Japanese word that directly translates to ‘knitted or crocheted stuffed animal’. It is a unique and creative art form that allows the knitter or crochetier to create any object of their choice. Amigurumi, or the whole idea of stuffed dolls, seems to be sensible for crocheting because it creates a much thicker and tighter end result.

If you are trying to explore Amigurumi or the art of Crocheting, you’ve probably scratched your head thinking about the differences between the two. To understand the differences between the two, you need to be an ‘Amigurumist’ or a seasoned ‘Crochetier’. Fortunately for you, we are both. And we are here to explain the difference between Amigurumi and Crocheting.