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Product Description
 Pierre The Penguin |  Bunny Crochet Kit |  Lion Crochet Kit |  Chick Crochet Kit |  Fox Crochet Kit |  Dinosaur Crochet Kit | |
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Price
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Item Dimensions LxWxH
| 6.75 x 8.5 x 2.5 inches | 6.75 x 8.5 x 2.5 inches | 6.75 x 8.5 x 2.5 inches | 6.75 x 8.5 x 2.5 inches | 6.75 x 8.5 x 2.5 inches | 6.75 x 8.5 x 2.5 inches |
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Level
| Beginner | Beginner | Beginner | Beginner | Beginner | Beginner |
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Name
| Pierre | Jojo | Sebastian | Kiki | Felix | Fred |
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Step-by-Step Video Tutorial
| ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
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Easy Peasy Yarn
| ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
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Necessary Tools Included
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Before You Buy The Woobles Beginners Crochet Kit
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It’s like going to a crochet class!
I thought it was pretty expensive until I started making it. The video instructions are very detailed and walk you through the entire process. I love how it’s split up into short videos so you don’t have to constantly pause and go back. I also love that I now have the pattern so I can go back and try again if I want to practice more. There’s lots of extra info and help if you need it. It’s like taking a class but at your own pace. To take a class like this in person would be Significantly more expensive.The only reason I didn’t give 5stars is because I would have liked a little bit more detail in the demonstration for the tail. I also would have liked to see the demonstration making the same thing I was the entire time. A few times it’s giving you the info you need but it’s demonstrated on a piece that isn’t quite the same. That being said, they did always show what it was supposed to look like after that step. It was still pretty streamline and I was able to go back to previous sections to be reminded how to do a certain stitch.Overall, I absolutely love it and Will be buying another one as well as using the skills I’ve learned to branch out into different projects!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2024
Color: FoxVerified Purchase
Fun crochet kit
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2024
This was the best quality crochet kit I found . The yarn is smooth for beginners. It’s easy to start . Ones with every thing you need . And the tools are quality,not plastic. Easy enough for a ten year old ..
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2024
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Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2023
Color: PenguinVerified Purchase
This is a great beginner kit for crochet. I had no experience with crochet and ended up with a cute gift for a friend’s birthday! It definitely was a challenge but just enough to keep going. Here was my experience that I wish someone had shared with me to make sure I wasn’t completely off:
1) Started with the pre-started magic circle. Super confused with the stitches initially, as you jump immediately into the “increase stitch” which is two single crochet stitches on the same “v” hole. The video walks you through the first couple rounds and it’s intimidating to go by yourself. Felt like I was in over my head! I made a couple mistakes and ended up “frogging” - removing all the stitches I made a few times.
TIP: Don’t be afraid to restart - the starter piece does not unravel! You just have to look out for the “v” since the stitch marker is removed. I also completed Pierre over a few days (2+ hours a day, total 8+ hours?) and felt my muscle memory improved!
2) Counting stitches is really confusing initially. Definitely write it down as the videos advise!
TIP: Don’t forget to put your stitch marker in each round! When I got faster, I forgot and had to undo a bit to count everything again.
3) Right before you stuff the body and start the decrease stitches, it will look kinda big. This is normal. Stitching the piece closed with the tapestry needle was less intimidating than I thought it would be.
4) The white tummy was initially frustrating, there was always a hole no matter how tight I did the “easier” method. I clicked “help” and ended up doing the magic circle which was less difficult than I thought because of the step by step.
TIP: For the magic circle, make the slip knot, chain stitch, and crochet stitches bigger than your regular stitches as they will become smaller when you pull it to make a circle! (I got really frustrated initially as I couldn’t put my hook through, and loosening the stitches helped)
5) Sewing the tummy to the body - redid this a few times to make sure it was really centralized between the eyes, and at the right height!
6) Beak - another magic circle! With experience under my belt, I took my time to try to do this from memory, made a lot of mistakes, and really absorbed the concept. Remember to turn the piece inside out.
7) Wings - a little complicated as it incorporates chain stitches, turns, and slightly more 3D.
TIP: When you start to sew the wing flat at stitches 1&2, put a stitch marker across stitches 7&8 as it will become harder to see them. Make sure you follow the instructions on attaching the piece correctly each time. If you’re a stickler, make the wing pieces first before sewing on - mine ended up slightly different sizes but it adds to the charm (and I was so happy to be done!)
8) HOOKED! Ended up giving the piece to a friend and tried to make a second Pierre. Didn’t have enough yarn by round 10 so I had to give it up and make a tiny one! Thinking about getting Wooble. Bought regular yarn and ohhhh easy peasy yarn is SO much easier to work with.
Thanks Woobles for introducing me to this hobby! Experienced crocheters may consider this pricey but for a total beginner like me this was a great kit to not have to think about getting all the yarn colors, correctly sized hook, yarn, and eye pieces! Looking at other free tutorials and patterns as my next step, none of them are as straightforward. Big kudos to Woobles!
1) Started with the pre-started magic circle. Super confused with the stitches initially, as you jump immediately into the “increase stitch” which is two single crochet stitches on the same “v” hole. The video walks you through the first couple rounds and it’s intimidating to go by yourself. Felt like I was in over my head! I made a couple mistakes and ended up “frogging” - removing all the stitches I made a few times.
TIP: Don’t be afraid to restart - the starter piece does not unravel! You just have to look out for the “v” since the stitch marker is removed. I also completed Pierre over a few days (2+ hours a day, total 8+ hours?) and felt my muscle memory improved!
2) Counting stitches is really confusing initially. Definitely write it down as the videos advise!
TIP: Don’t forget to put your stitch marker in each round! When I got faster, I forgot and had to undo a bit to count everything again.
3) Right before you stuff the body and start the decrease stitches, it will look kinda big. This is normal. Stitching the piece closed with the tapestry needle was less intimidating than I thought it would be.
4) The white tummy was initially frustrating, there was always a hole no matter how tight I did the “easier” method. I clicked “help” and ended up doing the magic circle which was less difficult than I thought because of the step by step.
TIP: For the magic circle, make the slip knot, chain stitch, and crochet stitches bigger than your regular stitches as they will become smaller when you pull it to make a circle! (I got really frustrated initially as I couldn’t put my hook through, and loosening the stitches helped)
5) Sewing the tummy to the body - redid this a few times to make sure it was really centralized between the eyes, and at the right height!
6) Beak - another magic circle! With experience under my belt, I took my time to try to do this from memory, made a lot of mistakes, and really absorbed the concept. Remember to turn the piece inside out.
7) Wings - a little complicated as it incorporates chain stitches, turns, and slightly more 3D.
TIP: When you start to sew the wing flat at stitches 1&2, put a stitch marker across stitches 7&8 as it will become harder to see them. Make sure you follow the instructions on attaching the piece correctly each time. If you’re a stickler, make the wing pieces first before sewing on - mine ended up slightly different sizes but it adds to the charm (and I was so happy to be done!)
8) HOOKED! Ended up giving the piece to a friend and tried to make a second Pierre. Didn’t have enough yarn by round 10 so I had to give it up and make a tiny one! Thinking about getting Wooble. Bought regular yarn and ohhhh easy peasy yarn is SO much easier to work with.
Thanks Woobles for introducing me to this hobby! Experienced crocheters may consider this pricey but for a total beginner like me this was a great kit to not have to think about getting all the yarn colors, correctly sized hook, yarn, and eye pieces! Looking at other free tutorials and patterns as my next step, none of them are as straightforward. Big kudos to Woobles!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2024
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F
Brilliant but there's some issues
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 31, 2024
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 31, 2024
So what didn't I like? Once you finish the body, the videos don't provide as much help. There's one video on how to make a circle, but 5 on a regular stitch (I'm sure you can guess which ones harder), and at times the subtitles blocked the screen, meaning I couldn't see what I needed to do
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Giovanna G
So fun and easy!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 29, 2023Color: PenguinVerified Purchase
Paulina
I would definitely recommend this to a friend!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 17, 2023Color: NarwhalVerified Purchase
