Butter yellow chunky t-shirt yarn tote with gold chain
A chunky butter yellow tote worked in t-shirt yarn with a 9mm hook, ready for confident beginners in a few sittings.
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A chunky butter yellow tote worked in t-shirt yarn with a 9mm hook, ready for confident beginners in a few sittings.
A small puff-petal flower for beginners, worked in an evening. Easy crochet accessory for bags, clips, or pins.
A textured crochet storage basket for craft rooms, worked in bulky yarn over about 4-6 hours. Suits confident beginners.
A decorative crochet dog collar in three sizes for calm, supervised wear. About 1-3 hours from chain to buckle.
A soft chenille-tail mermaid doll for confident beginners. Worked in pieces over several evenings, then stitched together.
An intermediate romper with ruffle tiers and flower sleeves. Takes 10-16 hours. Good for sizes 3-18 months.
Intermediate ombre butterfly purse with lace trim and 3D body, about 12-18 hours for a crocheter with color-change experience.
A soft raglan baby dress in mint and sage, sized 3-6 months, made in DK yarn over about 15-22 hours.
A quick cotton bow clip for beginners, worked flat in sc and hdc. About an hour, start to finish.
A confident-beginner crochet tote with cluster texture and pastel color blocks, worked over about 6-8 hours in cotton yarn.
A stuffed crochet pumpkin pie with crust and topping, worked in super bulky yarn. Suits intermediate makers, about 4-6 hours.
Intermediate star-shaped bunting in ocean stripes with a pointed hood. Allow 15-20 hours, perfect for a special baby gift.