Ribblr designer releases Doris the mouse and Squeezy the snake crochet patterns
Sleight of hook has two new amigurumi picks live: free intermediate Doris the mouse and Squeezy the snake, with tester-backed launch details on Ribblr.
Sleight of hook has released two new crochet patterns on Ribblr, Doris the mouse and Squeezy the snake, turning one post into a fast amigurumi double-feature. Doris lands as a free intermediate pattern in English with US and UK terms, while the launch thread frames both animals as finished, test-backed makes ready for crocheters who want a quick project with a clear payoff.
Doris comes with the clearest signal of all: Ribblr’s pattern page shows six crafters have shared finished makes, the pattern has six reviews, a 100% recommendation rate, and 36 saves. A closed tester call for Doris the mouse described the make as beginner level and said it took about 30 to 40 minutes to finish, with a June 26 due date and extensions possible to June 28. That mix points to a small project that reads as approachable in testing, even if the final listing places it in Ribblr’s intermediate category.
The platform setup helps explain why releases like this travel well inside the Ribblr community. The pattern page highlights row-by-row progress tracking and stitch support, two features that suit amigurumi makers who want to keep their place while working decreases, shaping, and assembly. Ribblr’s help center also says testers can apply through the testing zone or directly from their feed, then find assigned test patterns in their profile after approval, which makes the testing process part of the same workflow as the finished pattern itself.
Squeezy the Snake is part of the same release and already has its own make page, where Lakesharks logged the pattern at 100% progress. That matters because it confirms the snake is not just a companion mention in the announcement thread; it is already moving through the same maker pipeline as Doris, with finished community makes attached to it on-platform.
For crocheters looking for the next small project, the pairing is the real hook. Doris gives the sweet, compact animal make that can fit into an evening session, while Squeezy offers a more playful shape without sending buyers off to hunt for a second designer. The tester appreciation in the release post fits a familiar Ribblr rhythm: design, test, publish, and let the finished makes do the rest.
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