Emotional Support Stuffies

It seems all of us at A Little Knitty have been a little obsessed with stuffies. My obsession started with a chicken. An Emotional Support Chicken. I had no clue this was a thing...I was just mindlessly scrolling through Instagram and this cute chicken face caught my eye!

I wasn't able to find the pattern on Ravelry, but did find it on Etsy here: Chicken Crochet Pattern - Etsy

I'm going to crochet some up (SLOWLY...as I can't crochet for long periods of time) for Christmas gifts. You know that person in your life that has everything? Bet they don't have a funky colored Emotional Suppoirt Chicken! ;)

Then my kids found a photo of a Positivity Potato...and Piper begged for me to make her one!

She was trying to show it to me and she found an Emotional Support Pickle too...and now she needs that!

These fun little stuffies are intended to be silly and a great gift for pretty much anyone in your life! Plus, if you aren't super great at crochet...it doesn't matter if there are weird stitches...you are making a chicken/potato/pickle. None of these things are perfect!!!!

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