Ultimate beginner guide to designing amigurumi animals 

I plan to! Are there any particular aspects you'd like to see me cover?

@@ComplicatedKnots maybe some more videos on the sketches? I'm interested on learning more about drawing the cross sections ( I can barely stay stick figures). And more on the photographing the finished pieces for assembly purposes when it comes to actually polishing up the patterns. I would also like to see more about how to go about doing complicated patterns. I like to draw a lot of my inspiration for amigurumi from video games and I've been wanting to do patterns for the creatures from Ooblets. But a lot of those creatures have a lot of parts and details. I've also been wanting to do some Fall Guys amigurumi plushes.

@@ComplicatedKnots I also would like to see some of the other techniques you mentioned briefly at the beginning of this video.

This is such a clear explanation of the steps! I'm American, but I was taught the basics of metric in my biology minor 40 some years ago. As I have used the internet I've worked on a solution for when projects or cooking recipes are in metric. I don't even try to convert between the 2 systems. I have measuring tools in imperial and also in metric. I use the tools I need for how the pattern is written. I long ago learned the crochet terms in both US and UK. I'm 75 now. I forget more easily now. So if the pattern is UK I now put the US abbreviation in bracket with each row. This works for my math challenged brain. My husband was station in Germany for 8 years. He learned to do the math in his head to convert from one to the other. That means he is rattling decimal fractions in inches at me. Which then means I have to convert the decimal fractions to 1/4s,1/8s, 1/16s, etc. That puts me into total brain misfunction. 😢😢😢 Inch rulers here in the US do not divide into 1/10s of inches. So I stick to using the tools for the system instructions are using. It works with less stress for me! Also I'm number dyslexic. I was an Army brat. We moved every few months. There were sections of arithmetic books never saw until I was 23. I had to take Teaching of Arithmetic at that age. It was the first time I was taught math from start to finish in proper order. I joke that I don't do above 3rd grade math. My daughter is good at math. She's getting an electrical engineering degree and is doing high level calculus. I'm a proud mama.😊 I'm so enjoying your videos on how to design. Thanks for them.

​@@ComplicatedKnots can u help me I'm struggling to turn my amigurmi into a back pack

Did you finish one? ❤😅

OMG it’s like you typed out my thoughts!!!! I always come in optimistically but my adhd says NEEEEEEXXXT when the novelty is gone

You can! It just might take a little longer but that's okay!!

10 months late but you probably can! It's surprisingly stimulating 🥰

Everyone probably designs a little differently, I'm just happy to share my way :)

Using the 360 degree feature is such an amazing idea! I'm glad this video could help inspire you

You are very welcome! ❤

Glad I could help!

It takes a lot of practise, but it can be a lot of fun :)

Good luck! :)

Thanks for the suggestion, I definitely need to talk about that in a video :)