Megan Lapp’s absolute mastery of stitches and shaping allows her to create patterns with form and motion that is unmatched in crochet. Paired with her imaginative spirit and fairy-like whimsy, her patterns will leave you with projects that make you feel like you created a magical masterpiece.
— Stephanie Pokorny, CrochetVerse
WARNING: Crafty Intentions patterns may be ADDICTIVE! Whether you’re a beginner or advanced crocheter, once you get started you won’t be able to stop! If you’re ok with sharing your home with all sorts of magical beasties, then you’ll LOVE these designs and patterns.
— Sarah Weinstein
Every pattern is my favorite pattern! Beginner to advanced: every row is written so clearly. Crafty Intentions makes it easy to bring imagination to life. Megan Lapp is my favorite designer by a dragon’s length.
— Ashley Lodge
What’s amazing about these patterns is how flexible they are! I love that my creativity can soar by mixing and matching from different patterns and making something that is uniquely mine without the stress of having to figure it all out on my own.
— Kari Kontoleon
It all starts with that one pattern—next thing you know, Megan has you crocheting like a master, taming whatever beast you like!
— Jasmin Parkin
Megan’s mastery of design, creativity, and artistry is one of a kind. The EXPERIENCE of creating a Megan Lapp pattern is worth the time and energy that goes into it. These creatures come to life one stitch after another. I come to Megan’s patterns as much for the journey as I do the destination!
— Rae Lynn Chase
"While Crochet Impkins might not teach you how to crochet, it will teach you how to create your own amigurumi creature - and how to make each one unique! I mean it when I say I don't think you could run out of possibilities here. Fortunately, Megan takes us through the steps quickly and easily, with a quick intro and a fabulous planning sheet. (Break out the scanner, you'll want to make copies!)"
— MooglyBlog.com
"VERDICT Crocheters will truly delight in picking features for their own creations of Impkins."—Elizabeth Chandler
— Library Journal
This quirky outing from Lapp (Crochet Creatures of Myth and Legend) shows how to crochet impkins, or small, stuffed imp-like creatures with oversize eyes. Lapp forgoes traditional projects, instead detailing how to make numerous body types, ears, faces, hats, hairstyles, and miscellaneous features (wings, horns, antlers) that readers can mix and match... The impkins are cute, and readers will appreciate the innumerable opportunities for customizing their creatures, though even experienced crocheters will want to acquaint themselves with the stitch dictionary, which uses a few symbols readers may not have encountered before. Fans of amigurumi should check this out.
— Publishers Weekly