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A wire-framed crochet flamingo for confident amigurumi makers, worked in one long piece over a few cozy sittings.
Yellow and blue amigurumi booties with goggle eyes. Suits confident beginners; about 4-6 hours for the pair.
A sturdy oval-base tote in bulky cord yarn for confident beginners. About 4-6 hours from base to top border.
An airy mesh shrug with bell sleeves for brides or evening wear, worked in fingering yarn over a few unhurried sittings.
A velvet strawberry-dino amigurumi for confident beginners, about 4-6 hours from magic ring to sewn-on hat.
A 24-25cm crochet kitty with knitted dress, sized for confident beginners with about 6-8 hours to give it.
A four-piece cotton vest with V-neck shaping and a heart strap. Suits confident beginners with about 5-7 hours to give it.
A soft amigurumi teddy bear in plush yarn, about 4-6 hours to make, good for a patient beginner or gift-maker.
A confident-beginner sunflower wall hanging with raised petals. About 4-6 hours, worked in worsted yarn.
A confident-beginner throw with ridged texture, 176 stitches per row. Suits porch evenings; about 15-20 hours end to end.
A fitted sweetheart top with flared peplum, best for confident intermediates with a free weekend or two.
A layered cotton lotus square in six colors, worked flat with a 2.75mm hook. Good first cluster-and-puff project, about 4-6 hours.