Welcome

Hello yarn overs and welcome to DearJackiStitchery!

I am delighted to see you as a part of my crocheting community. Feel free to discover my patterns, books, and even collaborate with me to create something wonderful.

Happy Ami Making!

From the Office of DearJackiStitchery

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Happy #internationalamigurumiday ❤️❤️❤️

To celebrate this is Romeo, Bunti and Mischa

Happy Ami Making!🧶❤️

#crochet #amigurumi #dearjackistitchery #yarncakeamigurumi #crochetdonkey #crochetbunny #crochetotter #sharemylby #lionbrandyarn #mandalaya

When I see cute sheep, all I think about is yarn. Fingerling yarn, DK weight, roving, hand dyed, even visually pleasing hanks hanging on a peg wall of a yarn festival. That’s not so terrible. Plus, sheep are adorable pooping machines.❤️

Tilli

Anyone else have this kind of moment? Walk into @michaelsstores and found some of my friend’s books! I took it upon myself to merchandise them appropriately… UP FRONT!😍

Today, they didn’t have any copies of mine but finding all o

AHHH!! I can’t believe I had my first author signing event at @barnesandnoble !!! What an amazing day!! I want to thank everyone that took time out to come and see me, get their Yarn Cake Amigurumi book signed and talk to me. You all made my da

Raise a hand if you have a loaf kitty. 🙋🏻&zwj;♀️ Matter of fact, I have 2 loaf kitties that are fighting for the lap throne daily.

Daisy the Kitten Pattern from my book Yarn Cake Amigurumi.

Happy Amigurumi Making🧶❤️

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Fish are Friends. And sometimes food depending on what door you open🤣
But Shawarma and her twin Shawarma 2 are not made to eat, rather made to be play with. They even have curly fins and flappy tail.
Make up to 6 different Shawarma’s using on

When you wake up to piles of lemons, don’t make lemonade, it’ll just give you indigestion. Make fish cause fish are always happy.

Shawarma in rainbow colors made from @lionbrandyarn Mandala Ombré Yarn Cakes.

Pattern available in

WHERE IT ALL BEGAN…

When our youngest child was born, I decided to step back from my career and stay home to enjoy those younger years with her and our two other children. In doing so, I needed to keep my hands busy during the quiet parts of the day. Searching for a new hobby, I found a video on how to crochet a basic infinity scarf. Once finished, the scarf was not as pretty as I hoped and I was determined to make one worth wearing. From there, I practiced many different stitches and kept on crocheting to get better.

After a few years of crocheting animals from other designers, I wanted to make unicorns for my girls but couldn’t find one that was unique in any way. To me they all looked the same, white with round feet and rainbow stringy hair. So, I free-handed a floppy, rainbow-speckled unicorn with bright orange hooves, a curly pastel mane, and a small sparkly horn. A unicorn that stood out not only by its bold colors but by its chunky hooves and floppy body, best for cuddling.

AND… I feel in love with designing Amigurumi!