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since 9/23/2019

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Crochet Bunny Pillow From Plush Yarn

A finished plush pillow with a white bunny and long earsBeginnerFree

A 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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Plush Teddy Bear Amigurumi

Crocheted plush Teddy bear amigurumi toysBeginnerFree

This 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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Simple Girl's Knitted Sweater: Stitch Pattern and a Detailed Tutorial

A green knitted sweater on needles for a girlIntermediateFree

Step-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.

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Sewing a Baby Sleep Sack for 1 to 4 Months: Pattern and Tutorial

Finished baby sleep sack shown in two color optionsIntermediate2 hr 30 minFree

A step-by-step tutorial for sewing a baby sleep sack: print and tape together the pattern (or draft it yourself from a grid diagram), cut the bib, back, and bag pieces, sew the lining to the batting and quilt it, gather the top of the bag, sew the bib to the front, insert a zipper into the side seam, join the outer fabric to the lining, and bind the raw edges with bias tape.

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