Thank you so much for browsing all my crochet and knit designs! All of my patterns can be found for free on my blog, but they are also available for purchase as concise, beautifully-formatted PDF’s. Journey with me as I blog about these adorable Japanese knitted/crocheted friends, mes amis! I love to hear that I have inspired others to take up crocheting or to pick up their crochet hooks once again to make these kawaii stuffies or other crocheted pieces, like cardigans and cowls! I have also rediscovered my love of knitting, and I am so happy that many of you have decided to learn how to knit after seeing my original knit designs! I also write about my other interests, such as baking, style and traveling, as well. Leave to steam over high heat for 7 minutes. Bring it to a full boil then place the steamer baskets over (you may stack up multiple baskets and cook all at once). Add 2 cups (500ml) of water to the wok/pan you plan to use for steaming. I feel very strongly about using your God-given skills and passions to help and love those in your life and around the world. Garnish each siu mai with a pinch of finely minced carrot. I also served as a judge for LoveCrafts’ Blogger Awards in 2019 called “The Crafties”! My blog is an outlet for me to express my creativity and love of crafts, as well as a journal and portfolio of my work! Chinese Family Recipes Made With Lau Classic Chinese recipes from our kitchen to yours. We are so thankful that All About Ami has been recognized with numerous awards such as 1st place in the Made in Blog 2013 Awards in “Design/Home/DIY/Craft” and Runner-up for “Best Crochet Tutorials” in the 2015 Craftsy Blogger Awards. I have been blessed to have my work featured in various crochet magazines, such as Simply Crochet and #crochet Magazine. I also design my own original creations and post my patterns for free. I work through patterns I have found on-line and in amigurumi books, showing step-by-step pictures of the process along the way. My loving husband Ryan fully supports me in my new hobby and even helps me assemble and put the finishing touches on my amigurumi! I’ve been crafting ever since I was a little girl, from making friendship bracelets and doing beadwork, to knitting and crocheting afghans and clothes for my teddy bears. I discovered the beauty and joy of amigurumi after grad school and after getting married, although technically I started making amigurumi since I was 10 years old (see my first blog post). Contrary to popular belief, my name is not Ami, though I completely understand why people would think that given my blog name! “Ami”, pronounced ‘ah-mee’, is actually short for amigurumi, the Japanese art of knitted/crocheted stuffed animals. 3.8K views, 120 likes, 41 loves, 18 comments, 34 shares, Facebook Watch Videos from Made With Lau: Watch Daddy Lau teach us how to make char siu Also known as Chinese BBQ Pork, this is a classic.

Made with lau siu mai