THE STORY OF A WRONG PATTERN
In 2016 I drew a racoon with a really ugly face, but I loved it. I told myself that it was so weird that a lot of other people would definitely like it as much as I did. I committed to crochet him, made him lots of cute accessories to play with, designed a background for photos and posted it on Etsy and Amigurumi Pattern. I was sure I had finally found my style, unique and original. Unique it certainly was, so much so that after only one day of requesting publication on Amigurumi Patterns, I received this response: WTF!!! Were they really rejecting it?! I couldn't believe it. It was cute, the photos were well done, I had put so much effort into packaging an original product with attention to every detail. After 5 years, I only sold one Jack the racoon pattern on Etsy (and you, only customer, I'm sorry to say you have as bad taste as me) and resigned myself to the evidence: that pattern sucked. Let's analyze it together: Would you really let your child play wi
