RuWfpz Doll Joints for Amigurumi Crochet 20mm - 20 Set Plastic Toy Safety Joints for Stuffed Animals, White Movable Amigurumi Crafts Teddy Bear Joints for Arm Leg Neck

I'm using these for plushies instead of amigurumi pieces, but they will work real nice for those, and there are lots of them! They look sturdy

I didn't know these even excited till recently and I love them. Made my first crochet stuffed animal. A bunny with folding legs. Wow what a game changer. Very easy to install and once set they don't come undone.

I'm happy with these. They work great with legs and heads. So far, it's all snapped in and has stayed put. I only recommend to also purchase the 15mm for the arms because 20mm is too big for cotton amigurumi. Obviously, I've purchased both because now my amigurumi is posable and perfect for younger kids to play with. I'll pose a picture of the elephant as soon as its clothes are finished. I'm hoping the 15mm will also work great for the Groot I'll be crocheting next.

A little hard to get through tight crochet stitches but worth the effort for the added mobility, van really up your amigurumi game!

They work, but only if you can find someone who has very strong hand strength to lock the washers in place. I've never had a problem with other brands and I have very strong hands but I can't attach the washers by myself.And it's aggravating to be in the middle of a project and wait until you can find someone who is strong enough for this task.

These joints are great with the three piece unit which includes a washer. However, they are pretty difficult to assemble if your muscles are not strong so you can make your own press tool to help apply force: Go to the hardware store and get a metal tube about 2 inches long with a 1 inch hole diameter (about 22mm). Then use a round wooden ball or a golf ball by placing the ball in the palm of your hand over the metal tube and place those two items over the closer/cap and pace the other end of the joint in your other palm and press together. Hope this is helpful. It makes the process so much easier to close and secure the joint.

I haven't used the joints yet. They look sturdy and easy to use. I use them for crochet dolls.

Like being able to adjust arms and legs to stand or sit. I wouldn’t recommend lots of turning when using with crocheted projects because I think it could weaken the yarn. Snaps together well and doesn’t seem like it would come apart without a lot of force.