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Intermediate Left-Hand Crochet Projects
241 CQ
37 Lessons
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9 CQ
Ready to make a cold weather fashion statement? Learn how to add a stripe of color and weave in your yarn ends to finish up your custom fit beanie.
Ready to make a cold weather fashion statement? Learn how to add a stripe of color and weave in your yarn ends to finish up your custom fit beanie.
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5 CQ
Want to make an adorable amigurumi turtle? Learn how with this left-handed crochet lesson! Review the scope of the project and get started on the tail.
Want to make an adorable amigurumi turtle? Learn how with this left-handed crochet lesson! Review the scope of the project and get started on the tail.
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6 CQ
In this left-handed crochet lesson, learn how to make the first of the crochet turtle's four feet using the chain two method and single crochet stitches.
In this left-handed crochet lesson, learn how to make the first of the crochet turtle's four feet using the chain two method and single crochet stitches.
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9 CQ
In this left-handed crochet lesson, learn how to crochet the 12 rows that construct an amigurumi turtle's head. Then, learn how to stuff it and add eyes.
In this left-handed crochet lesson, learn how to crochet the 12 rows that construct an amigurumi turtle's head. Then, learn how to stuff it and add eyes.
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7 CQ
In this left-handed crochet lesson from Crochet Ever After, learn how to make an amigurumi turtle shell by single crocheting into a magic adjustable loop.
In this left-handed crochet lesson from Crochet Ever After, learn how to make an amigurumi turtle shell by single crocheting into a magic adjustable loop.
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