As a crochet artist, I have enjoyed learning new techniques and watching my work improve with time and constant practice. This would have been difficult for me to do without the intensive labor of the artists whose patterns I have learned and worked from. Even as I am in the process of designing my own patterns, I know I have learned how to shape, stitch, stuff, and think about and enjoy this art differently (in a good way!) because of these artists.Please: if you crochet, are interested in learning, or know someone who does, please consider supporting these artists!This list is current as of June 7th 2026. Where possible I have linked to sources. If a link is no longer functioning, please let me know!The Order of the Small dolls (Purrcival, La'faet, Amarae, Brennt, and Maggie) are handmade by me, based on characters in a story I am writing, using patterns designed by Megan Lapp of Crafty Intentions: particularly the base and many accessory patterns from her book, Crochet Impkins. (If you would like to know about the accessories of a specific doll, please let me know!)All mushroom sprites, mushroom sprouts, and snails were created by me using patterns by Crafty Intentions, particularly her book Crochet Snails and Mushroom Sprites and her standalone digital pattern, Mushroom Sprouts.Aphelia, First of Spring was made using Crafty Intention's Doll Body, a Ballerina Hair Style, a modified version of the Watermelon Dress Add-on.Moon Joy was made drawing from the power of a number of artists:-Crafty Intention's Doll Body pattern
-A style option of curly hair from a pattern designed by Whitney Marie Anderson,
-HopieDopeOfficial's fairy top pattern. This was used to make Moon Joy's top, and I drew what I learned from that pattern to make the bustle as well.
-The Lily of the Valley skirt pattern from Hannah Drapinski was used to make the base skirt.
-In addition, her 25mm purple sinker eyes were hand painted by @jupiitermakes on Instagram.My miniature wyverns, wyrms, and dragons were all made from the Miniature Dragon pattern by Crafty Intentions.Granny lace bandanas are made using @ThatWitchIndy's pattern.Dragonscale dice bags are made by me using the pattern designed by Cindy deVries on Ravelry.Marie from 3Pukeko designed the pattern I use to create my Loaf Cat Sprites.A number of my bookmarks and keychains are made from patterns offered for free on YouTube by both Jade of Sweet Softies (particularly flower bookmarks) and Sreejita Chakrabarti of Cute Crochet (particularly octopi and mushie keychains). The makes I bring to market can vary, so if you have a question about who designed the pattern for a specific bookmark or keychain, please ask!