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Each one was worked on the glider before it went up, and each one tells you how long it really took. Pick a seat by skill, or use the search box if you already know what you are after.
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A structured navy bow purse in firm BLO single crochet, well suited to confident beginners with about five hours to spare.
A bulky-yarn chibi speedster for confident amigurumi fans, ready to sit on your shelf in one weekend.
A quick worsted-weight garland for confident beginners, mushroom caps and stems in a few hours.
A two-in-one plush that flips from tiger to bunny. Intermediate make, about 4-6 hours with joining and embroidery.
A cozy stuffed crochet lantern ornament for confident beginners, ready in about 4-6 hours from magic circle to handle.
A rolled crochet rose for confident beginners with basic dc skills. About 1-2 hours per bloom, worked flat then coiled.
A two-color reversible octopus for confident beginners. About 4-6 hours to stitch both bodies and all twelve tentacles.
A friendly amigurumi horse pattern in three sizes, worked head to hoof over a few relaxed sittings.
A quick amigurumi bee keychain for confident beginners, worked up in one sitting.
A beginner-friendly amigurumi teddy bear worked in rounds - head, body, limbs, ears and all. Plan for about 3-5 hours.
A cheerful ringed worm amigurumi with twelve color changes, suited to confident beginners; about 4-6 hours start to finish.
A strawberry-motif net sweater for confident intermediates, worked in cotton with a 4.0 mm hook. About a weekend to make.