When I set about designing these Sandman Endless patterns, I didn’t want to create a single base “doll” and just add different clothes and hair to each. Instead, you’ll find that the legs, torso, and head of all the designs are unique and the majority of them are interchangeable. So, if you really like the legs on Destruction, and the head shape of Death, the patterns are designed so that stitch counts make using different parts easy. Despair and Delirium are the only exceptions, as they are shorter.

Inspired by the comics, this pattern will lead you through creating an amigurumi Dream. Depending on yarn and gauge, finished creations will stand in the 8-12” range.

Inspired by the comics, this pattern will lead you through creating an amigurumi Death. Depending on yarn and gauge, finished creations will stand in the 8-12” range.

Inspired by the comics, this pattern will lead you through creating an amigurumi Despair. Depending on yarn and gauge, finished creations will stand in the 7-11” range. Despair also comes with a bonus pattern of a little rat friend to follow her around.

Inspired by the comics, this pattern will lead you through creating an amigurumi Desire. Depending on yarn and gauge, finished creations will stand in the 8-12” range.

Inspired by the comics, this pattern will lead you through creating an amigurumi Destiny. Depending on yarn and gauge, finished creations will stand in the 8-12” range. Feel free to find a small book for Destiny to hold, or, use the included instructions to learn the basics of book binding and create your own book.

Inspired by the comics, this pattern will lead you through creating an amigurumi Destruction. Depending on yarn and gauge, finished creations will stand in the 8-12” range. As a fun bonus, we’ve included a pattern for Destruction’s delightfully honest companion, Barnabas.

Inspired by the comics, this pattern will lead you through creating an amigurumi Delirium. Depending on yarn and gauge, finished creations will stand in the 6-8” range. Because Delirium is almost always followed by whimsy, we’ve included a pattern for a Fish Friend balloon to keep her company.