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Pattern roundup of free crochet patterns inspired by cozy lake house vibes. 🏕️🎣



My fourth and final Woobles Extra Squeezy Learn-to-Crochet Kit: Mango the Toucan! Plus, a full series wrap-up featuring all 4 matching Tiny Accessories. 🍊🎋🦭👒



Bring the 💖 sparkle heart emoji to life with this free crochet pattern! This quick, beginner-friendly project makes an adorable keychain or bag charm that’s full of personality.



Let’s unbox this mystery yarn box from Premier Yarns together!



Here’s my Victor Frog by beloved amigurumi designer Pica Pau, crocheted using Parfait Chunky chenille yarn!



A fun roundup of 20 free crochet patterns inspired by a summer beach house! ☀️🏖️ Packed with coastal vibes, colorful decor, ocean themes, and more! 🌊🌈



Let’s explore multi-colored yarns and multi-colored yarn techniques in amigurumi! 🌈🧶



Say hi to my third Woobles made from a jumbo Extra Squeezy learn-to-crochet kit: Phyllis the Manatee! 👋 💜



Add a pop of color to your space with this free pattern for my original Marbled Star! We’ll use a fun yarn marling technique — holding three different strands together at once — to create a beautifully blended, one-of-a-kind plushie every single time.



Pattern roundup of 14 FREE crochet patterns inspired by beloved children’s books. 📚🧸🧶



I remade the Snoopy Woobles learn-to-crochet kit pattern in plush chunky chenille yarn to see if it might improve on my original Snoopy which I honestly didn’t love. 😅 Let’s take a look at both versions and see how they compare!



Check out my crochet decrease deep dive experiment comparing four decrease methods on the exact same sphere: yarn over + regular decrease, yarn over + invisible decrease, yarn under + regular decrease, and yarn under + invisible decrease. Which looks best? 👀