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Hello, and thank you for visiting Bippy Buddies!

I started learning to crochet amigurumi around 2020 after seeing my mom knitting. Since then, I've made hundreds of amigurumi toys, which I donate to a dentist's office to give out to kids for free after their appointment. I've decided that it's time to start making my own patterns to give back to the crochet community, which is why I made this blog!

Besides crocheting, I spend a lot of time exploring outside with my dogs, and taking pictures of wildlife in the pacific northwest, which is why I like to create patterns for native species. I also do some citizen conservation volunteering, like cutting down invasive plants! I hope that by seeing my patterns, it will inspire someone to take an interest in their own native wildlife!


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