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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 relaxed granny square pants pattern for confident intermediate crocheters, worked across a few sittings over several hours.
A beginner-friendly fisherman cap worked in double crochet rounds, ready in about 4 to 5 hours.
A soft monkey rattle and matching pacifier clip for a new baby, made in brown and beige, about 4-6 hours.
A pocket-size crochet cat keychain for confident beginners, worked in worsted yarn over about 4-6 hours.
A DK-weight crochet sun hat in three baby-to-toddler sizes, worked top down in about 4-6 hours.
A two-color kiwi bird amigurumi with a popcorn stitch detail. About 4-6 hours, good for confident beginners.
A beginner-friendly cotton bunny rattle with a wooden ring center, worked in a few relaxed sittings for a newborn gift.
A front-tie cardigan crocheted in five panels (two fronts, a back, and two sleeves) using half-double crochet. Good for confident
A patchwork mesh sweater for scrap-yarn lovers at any skill level; plan on a few evenings, about 4-6 hours total.
An intermediate amigurumi cow with strawberry hat and bag. About 4-6 hours, great for confident sc crocheters.
A beginner-friendly amigurumi axolotl pattern using simple increases and single crochet. About 4-6 hours start to finish.
A 9.5 cm donkey amigurumi with gray tail tufts, suited to confident beginners with a free evening or two.