I learned to crochet using a Woobles kit that a friend of mine bought for me. I made a cute little moose. If you’re just starting out, I would totally recommend the Woobles YouTube channel. It has tutorial videos on how to make common crochet stitches. Amigurumi refers to a certain type of crochet. It is a Japanese word that translates to “crochet or knitted stuffed doll.”
Harry Potter: The Official Book of Crochet Amigurumi by Juli Anne & Jody Revenson
“Learn the art of amigurumi to create small, plushy versions of your favorite Harry Potter characters, creatures, and magical objects, such as Professor Snape, a Pygmy Puff, a Howler, and more!“
Amigurumi Affirmations: 30 Cute and Easy Crochet Projects to Brighten Your Day and Lift Your Spirits by Lee Sartori
“Crochet your way to a brighter day as you create these supercute amigurumi characters, each holding a sign inscribed with a cheerful affirmation.“
Hello Kitty Crochet: Supercute Amigurumi Patterns for Sanrio Friends by Mei Li Lee
“Hello Kitty Crochet is all about the whimsical world of Hello Kitty and her Sanrio friends meets the Japanese art of amigurumi , or crocheted dolls. With easy-to-make patterns for adorable characters and accessories, Hello Kitty Crochet allows you to make all your favorites, new and old, from Badtz-Maru and My Melody to Pekkle, Purin, and Little Twin Stars.“
A Crochet World of Creepy Creatures and Cryptids: 40 Amigurumi Patterns for Adorable Monsters, Mythical Beings and More by Rikki Gustafson
“Horror fans will delight in bringing monsters to life with Rikki Gustafson’s collection of creepy crochet patterns. From folklore legends like Bigfoot and Mothman to ancient Greek figures like Medusa and the Minotaur, this book is full of easy patterns to make your fantasies reality.“
Whimsical Stitches: A Modern Makers Book of Amigurumi Crochet Patterns by Lauren Espy
“Discover the joy of amigurumi crochet with this crochet book for crafters of all levels! … Inside this inspiring crochet pattern book, you’ll discover 30 whimsical designs grouped into delightful themes such as (a) At the Bakery, (b) In the Garden, (c) At the Aquarium, and (d) Down on the Farm. “
Crochet Amigurumi for Every Occasion: 21 Easy Projects to Celebrate Life’s Happy Moments by Justine Tiu
“Crochet 21+ adorable amigurumi patterns created by The Woobles, as seen on Shark Tank! Crochet the Woobles way! Make the most adorable amigurumi including Pippa the Octopus, Sam the Sloth, and Cornelius the Bee–more than 20 patterns in all.“
Crochet Iconic Women: Amigurumi Patterns for 15 Women Who Changed the World by Carla Mitrani
“Crochet patterns depicting world-changing women from Marie Curie to Malala, using the Japanese art of amigurumi.“
The Muppets Official Crochet Amigurumi by Drew Hill
“Welcome to The Muppet Theatre, where you’re just in time for a very special performance. It’s the Amigurumi Muppets, with their very special you! For the first time ever, you can crochet your favorite characters, from Kermit the Frog and Fozzie Bear to Swedish Chef and Pepé the King Prawn – and yes, even Miss Piggy!“
Amigurumi Cats: Crochet Sweet Kitties the Japanese Way by Boutique-Sha
“We all know there’s nothing a cat can’t be or do. With Amigurumi Cats as your crochet guide, a cat can become a brooch you can wear, a small pouch for your belongings, a little mascot to keep you company, and so much more!“
No-Sew Crochet: 30 Easy Amigurumi, Plushies & Cozy Projects Without Sewing for Beginners by Ella Johnson
Snarky Crochet: Irreverent Patterns, Jokes & Puns for Silly Stitchers by Lisa Ha
“Craft your sass into every stitch with the hilariously irreverent patterns and crochet fun waiting for you in Snarky Crochet!“
Official Empyrean Crochet: Legends of Basgiath: Make Creatures, Characters, and Relics Inspired by the World of Fourth Wing by Entangled
“Stitch the dragons, heroes, and magic of the bestselling Empyrean series novels with this collectible crochet book featuring more than 20 enchanting projects.“
Romantasy Crochet Club : 20 Epic Projects for Your Reading Journeys by Amanda Sennett
“If you’re one of the millions of enthusiastic readers who’s addicted to Romantasy, Romantasy Crochet Club is a unique and entertaining way to pay creative tribute to your favorite characters, fantastical creatures, and enthralling themes.“
Edward’s Menagerie: Over 40 Soft and Snuggly Toy Animal Crochet Patterns by Kerry Lord
“With just two weeks to go before her baby Edward’s due date, yarn enthusiast Kerry Lord picked up a crochet hook for the first time, and a new obsession began. Over the next twelve months, the collection of crochet animals expanded week by week until Edward’s Menagerie was complete—with forty unique patterns.“
Literary Yarns : Crochet Projects Inspired by Classic Books by Cindy Wang
“Put a literary spin on your amigurumi with over 20 cute-as-a-button crochet projects inspired by classic literature—the perfect gift for book lovers and crafters of all skill levels. Learn how to make adorable crochet dolls of your favorite literary characters, including Anne of Green Gables, Elizabeth Bennet, and Sherlock Holmes!“
Crochet Impkins: Over a million possible combinations! By Megan Lapp
“It is a wonderful thing, I assure you, to bring an Impkin to life with hook and yarn, and herein you will find the detailed instructions necessary to craft one, with an endless array of options for ears, antennae, hats, wings, tails, scales, horns, hairstyles, clothing, and accessories. Each Impkin is unique, and only you can listen to find out what yours longs to be.“
Yummi ‘Gurumi : Over 60 Gourmet Crochet Treats to Make by Christen Haden & Mariarosa Sala
“Over 60 Gourmet Crochet Treats to Make from Christen Haden and Mariarosa Sala is a “cookbook” for the hottest trend in the yarn craft crocheting tasty treats that look good enough to eat!”
Pokémon Crochet: Bring Your Favorite Pokémon to Life with 20 Cute Crochet Patterns by Sabrina Somers
“What do you get if you combine amigurumi–the Japanese art of crocheting small stuffed toys–with Pokémon? Only the best crochet book ever!“
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