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An intermediate amigurumi cactus in a pot, worked in rows and spirals. About 4-6 hours, good for a focused weekend project.
A patchwork mesh sweater for scrap-yarn lovers at any skill level; plan on a few evenings, about 4-6 hours total.
A quick plush seal keychain for confident beginners — about an hour or two from magic ring to finished flippers.
An easy, colorful flower motif vest for babies, worked in joinable rounds over about 4-6 hours.
A quick crochet tissue holder topped with eight petals, great for confident beginners with a few hours to spare.
A beginner-friendly baby sweater from starburst granny squares in red, blue, yellow, and white. About 4-6 hours.
A worked-up bucket hat with daisy trim and ties, suited to confident beginners. About 4-6 hours from ring to finished brim.
A soft amigurumi butterfly bunny for confident beginners, worked head to arms over a few quiet sittings.
An intermediate-to-advanced filet mesh runner with dimensional peony roses, worked over 20 to 30 hours of patient stitching.
A wire-framed crochet flamingo for confident amigurumi makers, worked in one long piece over a few cozy sittings.
A layered cotton lotus square in six colors, worked flat with a 2.75mm hook. Good first cluster-and-puff project, about 4-6 hours.
A quick worsted-weight bloom with a 12-stitch center and layered petals - about 1-2 hours for confident beginners.