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An amigurumi sitting elephant for intermediate crocheters, bobble-stitch hands and feet, two sizes, about 4-6 hours to finish.
A quick plush chicken with a 5-round body and simple wings. About 2-3 hours, great for confident beginners.
A three-panel crochet polo with mesh body and DC collar, sized S. About 4-6 hours for a confident intermediate.
A beginner crochet top worked side to side in a two-row repeat, sized Small to Large, roughly 4 to 6 hours to finish.
An oversized chenille hoodie cardigan for confident intermediate crocheters, worked flat in panels over several relaxed evenings.
A fitted navy crochet top with a flared peplum, sized for real busts. About 4-6 hours if you already have your gauge dialed in.
Soft DK-weight crochet socks with a ribbed cuff, perfect for confident beginners with a few quiet evenings to spare.
Octopus, squid, and seahorse in bulky chenille - a weekend project for an intermediate crocheter with a hook already in hand.
A soft amigurumi bunny for confident beginners, worked in plush yarn over a relaxed evening or two.
A soft amigurumi butterfly bunny for confident beginners, worked head to arms over a few quiet sittings.
An intermediate-to-advanced filet mesh runner with dimensional peony roses, worked over 20 to 30 hours of patient stitching.
A friendly two-color bull amigurumi with horns and a snout. Great for beginners with a few hours to spare on hand.