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Do you like a little bit of texture? This hat is for you! Fun texture with limitless colour options. Sizes include Toddler, Child, Adult, Medium Adult, Large Adult. We would love to invite you to join our Pinterest Group for the latest and be sure to follow our Crochet & Knitting Page, too. Pattern in US English. Designer: Danielle […]
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Amelia The Sheep Coaster, crochet traditional coasters with Amigurumi, adding a touch of personality to your home, and really cute crocheted coaster that is great for kids and adults. Create crochet coasters that reflect every season or holiday, favorite hobbies and decor style, just by changing the colors and design details and adding edging or […]
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Crochet Miniature Boho Mandala to decorate the necklace with this mandala pendant pattern, with little yarn left combination, colorful and chic. Be sure to join our Pinterest Group for the latest and be sure to follow our Crochet Page for the latest. The pattern is written in US. Designer: Helga Mandl ; Skills: Easy Related: Evocation Doily […]
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Not only kids but young ladies have dreamed of having a unicorn pal. Now you can create your very own magical pet. Ulyssa the Unicorn is a cuddle size unicorn to use as pillow or to decorate your living room. Be sure to join our Pinterest Group for the latest and be sure to follow our Crochet Page, too. […]
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Add a little fun Amigurumi pattern for those understand stress. Sloths are probably the slowest mammals in the world. They live in the rain forests of Central and South America. They move and eat very slowly, and spend almost all their time hanging from branches by their specially-adapted hands and feet, drizzles and tinkle and slip softly off […]
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