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A pocket-size potted plant for earrings or a keychain. Great for an evening project, about 3-4 hours start to finish.
A beginner-friendly modern granny stitch blanket worked in dc3tog clusters, ready in a few relaxed sittings for a new baby.
A lacy V-stitch top worked in the round over a few relaxed evenings, for crocheters past their first garment.
A beginner-friendly crochet hat with FPDC/BPDC rib and a shell stitch crown, done in a few focused hours.
A plush baby chick and egg amigurumi for confident beginners, worked over a few relaxed sittings in about 4-6 hours.
Easy crochet antlers for a moose lovey, shaped with chains and half double crochet points. About 4-6 hours, good for confident
A no-sew schnauzer keychain worked in rounds, right for confident beginners with about 2-4 hours to spare.
An easygoing bucket hat in shell stitch for confident beginners, ready in about 4-6 hours.
Thread-weight snowman earrings for a quiet night of small stitches. About an hour, suits confident beginners with a steady hand.
A six-section short row beanie in 4-ply yarn, simple enough for beginners, about 4-6 hours from slip knot to seam.
A beginner-friendly amigurumi frog, about 10cm tall, worked in cotton-acrylic yarn in roughly 3 to 4 hours.
A soft plush bunny with dress and bow, worked in spiral rounds. Suits confident beginners with a free evening or two.