About Us
A cozy corner for crafters who care about every stitch.
Hello, I’m Emma. Welcome to AmiLoops!
I’m Emma, and yes, I use a 2.5mm hook for almost everything. Tight tension. Clean stitches. No stuffing peeking through.
Let’s be honest, nothing ruins a peaceful crochet evening faster than discovering a typo in round 14 of a poorly formatted PDF. You frog half the body. You recount. You question your sanity. All because someone skipped a stitch count or forgot to mention an increase. I started AmiLoops because I was tired of fixing other people’s math instead of enjoying my craft.
Here’s what you’ll find here:
AmiLoops is led by me, but it’s powered by five distinct crochet personalities. I’m the tension-obsessed editor who checks every stitch count twice. Alongside me are four passionate crafters with their own quirks, preferences, and yarn habits. Together, we build patterns that are clean, readable, and welcoming. No gatekeeping. No judgment if your frog leans slightly to the left.
I want this to be your reliable digital home. The place you visit when you have a free Saturday and a ball of yarn, and you just want to make something sweet without hitting a paywall halfway through the instructions. You should never have to enter your credit card details just to crochet a tiny pumpkin with a smile.
My mission is simple and strict: every AmiLoops pattern must be mathematically correct, clearly formatted, and fully tested. If a round ends with 36 stitches, it will actually end with 36 stitches. You will never have to guess whether an increase was implied or wonder if you missed something. Your focus should be on the joy of shaping a character in your hands, not on correcting someone else’s mistakes.
Your Free Pattern Library, Sorted and Stress-Free
We’ve built a growing collection of cute, clear, and actually tested amigurumi patterns you can trust. No paywalls, no messy instructions, just projects you can start tonight and finish with a smile.


Ready to start your next cute project?
Grab your favorite hook and find a cozy spot on the couch. Your next weekend make is waiting, and I promise the stitch counts actually add up.




