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Yes, that sounds great! Thank you for sharing the ideas and little projects to start with. Also, thanks for the #zap

Repeatcrafterme.com has a ton of super cute hats and blanket patterns (recommend this site if she wants to make character hats)

Leftinknots.com has some easy scarves, hats, and blankets

Allaboutami.com has some more challenging patterns from wearables to toys (amigurumi), but really great step by step instructions on the blog posts

Hopefulhoney.com has really great slow motion video tutorials

Mooglyblog.com has patterns and tutorials of all sorts

That's all I can think of right now. Hope it helps!!

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Silas Thornbrook 1y ago

Thank You very much! This will help us out a lot! We will check this out and post some progress updates when we can. 💜🫂👏

Yarnlady 🧶 1y ago

I forgot to mention, those sites all have free patterns you just have to get through the blog part of it. Ravelry has a bunch of free stuff, but there are some unsavory things on it and I don't know what you need to set up an account, I did it so long ago that I just don't remember. You can filter and find what you're looking for by pattern type, yarn weight, free vs paid, etc. And I forgot about Spinayarncrochet.com Jillian has a ton of rag doll style toys, 2 panels crocheted flat then crocheted together (I've put a few up that I made). They're much easier than crocheting in the round, but more adventurous beginner than some others.

Silas Thornbrook 1y ago

Ok. Nice! I quickly checked out one of the first ones you sent and that was super helpful. We picked up a tiny kit today while in town and she is going to start that this evening or tomorrow morning. Tiny bird 🐦