Crochet An Amanda Gorman-Inspired Amigurumi Doll Designed By Crafty Is Cool, A Portion of Pattern Proceeds Goes To Support 826 National

Posted by Danielle | Feb 2, 2021 | Amigurumi Patterns, Crochet Patterns |

This one is special to me personally because I love 826 National‘s mission to support literacy and young authors. When I first moved to New York City from Canada (almost ten years ago now), I volunteered at the Superhero Store in Brooklyn, which is owned and operated by 826 National. Founded by Dave Eggers, each year the organization supports 80,000+ students nationwide through workshops and afterschool programs at nine chapters across the nation. In short, 826 National rocks.

So it’s perfect that Allison Hoffman is donating a portion of her Amanda Gorman pattern sales to this impressive organization!

Get the pattern via Etsy, designed by Allison Hoffman of Craft Is Cool.

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