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A cottagecore bucket hat for intermediate crocheters, made from six butterfly granny squares in a few sittings.
A chunky-yarn cow amigurumi with a strawberry or mushroom hat option, good for confident beginners in about 4-6 hours.
An intermediate crochet dress in warm caramel with a ruffled hem, worked over several sittings of a few hours each.
A bulky-weight seamless sweater for confident beginners; roughly a weekend of easy rounds, no seaming required.
A soft plush bunny amigurumi suited to confident beginners, with safety eyes and face-shaping - about 4-6 hours start to finish.
A plush-yarn amigurumi bunny for confident beginners; joined legs and folded ears, about 4-6 hours start to finish.
A grumpy green amigurumi pattern for confident beginners, with a pointy hat and fuzzy trim, done in about a weekend.
A chenille elephant cozy for a standard TP roll, with a curled trunk and tiny tail. About 4-6 hours, friendly for confident beginners.
An intermediate amigurumi cactus in a pot, worked in rows and spirals. About 4-6 hours, good for a focused weekend project.
A worsted-weight mohair-blend beanie for babies and toddlers, shaped with simple single crochet. About four hours to make.
A cozy fan-stitch beanie with a ribbed band, good for confident beginners. About 4-6 hours from slip knot to finished brim.
A two-color crochet cross-body bag for confident beginners—panels, rounds, and a strap in one unhurried weekend project.