Whitney Ryan
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Free Download: Additional Patterns for Crochet Accessories

by Whitney Ryan @whitney_ryan

Discover a free resource that will help guide you through creating extra details on your animal crochet creations.

Joanna Kienmeyer is a special needs teacher living in the heart of Austria. When she is not teaching, she is crocheting and her greatest passion is amigurumi. She is very fond of crocheting animals and dolls, especially since her children were born and still finds it so exciting when each creation gets its own little personality.

In the Domestika course "Crocheting Amigurumi Animals for Beginners", students will explore the charming world of amigurumi and learn to crochet customisable animal characters that bring joy to people of all ages! You will also learn how to read patterns and customize each creation through simple crochet techniques.

To get you started we wanted to offer a free download that will help guide you through creating extra details on your animal crochet creations.

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