Hey there! Here’s your snack-size newsletter with crochet patterns, tips, tools and inspo 🧶

This week I was looking at a few no-sew patterns so I’ve included a few here!

What We’re Hooked On

How to Make Seamless, Invisible Decreases

If your amigurumi decreases look a bit bulky or obvious, this technique will change everything. Have you tried the invisible decrease? It’s a simple stitch tweak that gives you smoother shaping, neater rounds, and a polished, professional finish. This article has clear photos to make it easy to follow, even for beginners. Check it out →

Lil’ Pocket Penguin

This adorable little penguin works up quickly and makes a perfect gift, keychain, or desk companion. Soft, simple, and beginner-friendly, the pattern uses basic stitches and minimal shaping. A great weekend project if you want something cute, satisfying, and stash-busting. Check it out →

Finally Understand How to Count Crochet Stitches

Counting stitches shouldn’t feel confusing…But I know it was for me when I started, and if I’m honest, it still sometimes is confusing when I’m really in the thick of a project! This guide breaks it down with super clear photos and explanations. Learn how to spot the top of a stitch, where each stitch actually sits, and how to avoid those common miscounts that throw your rows off. A great refresher for beginners and crochet returners. Check it out →

Try This!

Crochet a Seamless Bunny with Zero Assembly

Hate sewing pieces together? This pattern is for you. The bunny is worked in one continuous piece, meaning no attaching limbs or shaping parts after. The result is a sweet, squishy bunny perfect for gifting and it’s surprisingly beginner-friendly! Check it out →

Hope you found something that inspired or helped your crochet today!

I’ll be back next week with more info and inspo soon,
Jess