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A quick cotton crochet bookmark with a textured panel and flower accent. Great gift, about 3-4 hours for a beginner.
Four daisy squares, one cozy mohair pillow. About 4-6 hours for confident beginners with simple shaping.
A 18x24in textured panel for advanced beginners, worked flat in worsted weight. Allow a few relaxed evenings to finish.
Beginner-friendly worsted slippers worked in rounds with a 4mm hook. Good for an evening or two of easy, repetitive stitching.
A cream cotton wall organizer with pockets and tabs for the nursery. About 4-6 hours, good for confident beginners.
A top-down raglan pullover with textured stitches and ribbed trim, suited to confident beginners with a free evening or two.
A three-square floral crochet wall hanging for confident beginners, worked in puff-stitch petals. About 4-6 hours.
A top-down shell and lace baby dress for confident crocheters; blocks into petal fans. About 12-18 hours for sizes 6-12 months.
Oversized granny square hoodie for intermediate crocheters with pockets and a hood. Expect several evenings of squares plus a weekend
An intermediate crescent clutch in blush cotton with bobble texture and pearls. A few evenings' work for a polished handmade bag.
A sport/DK jellyfish keychain for intermediate crocheters. About 3-8 hours, perfect for stash yarn and quick gifts.
A sport-weight cotton doll romper with straps and leg openings, worked flat in a few hours. Good for fashion dolls and small plush