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BeginnerFreeA step-by-step tutorial for a bunny pillow made from plush yarn: crocheting a 30 x 30 cm base, working the bunny's body in turned rows from a chart, crocheting the ears and tail in the round, sewing in a zipper, attaching the pieces, and inserting a fabric liner with polyester fiberfill.
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Master class
BeginnerFreeThis master class gives detailed crochet instructions for a plush Teddy bear. The finished bear is about 30 cm tall. You need one skein of Himalaya Dolphin Baby or Alize Softy held double, a 3.5 mm or 4 mm crochet hook, safety eyes, a needle, scissors, satin ribbon for decoration, and fiberfill. The pattern is divided into parts: a 17-row head, a 19-row body, a 13-row arm closed with 5 single crochet stitches through both edges, an ear, a muzzle, and a leg that starts from a chain of 5 and is worked around both sides of the chain. You can change color on the body and arms if you want the bear to wear a little sweater.
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Master class
IntermediateFreeStep-by-step instructions for a girl's sweater for ages 4 to 12 (three sizes): the amount of Viking Bjork Yarn you'll need, a gauge of 25 stitches per 10 cm, knitting the back-and-front piece and the sleeves in the round in 1x1 ribbing and stockinette stitch, joining the pieces into a yoke, and working the yoke decreases from the chart.
With this pattern you can crochet all kinds of different mice — the main thing is to combine your yarn colors well and let your imagination run wild! A great gift idea for coworkers and friends, especially since each ...
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