Type a crochet toy — "a chubby sitting fox" — and get a full, printable amigurumi pattern: materials, every part written out round-by-round, and assembly notes. The catch most AI crochet tools hide: they let a language model guess the stitch counts, so the "pattern" is impossible to actually crochet. This one is different. The AI only picks the shapes and colors; a real stitch-geometry engine writes the rounds, so every count is mathematically valid and the pieces genuinely close. Here's the build log that made it.

Made for single-crochet amigurumi worked in the round. Runs for $0 — the AI designs on GLM's free model, your browser computes the rounds and renders a print-ready pattern. New to this? Start with how to read an amigurumi pattern.