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Two skirt options, visual construction notes, and a seven-image gallery.
Open the pattern →Follow visual crochet patterns, close-up construction steps, and practical notes designed to keep the project moving from the first loop to the final seam.
All five free patterns include complete written instructions, visual checkpoints, and image-level Pinterest saves.
New · Pattern 005Work a granny-square blanket, then add a shaped dinosaur head with three horns, five frill bumps, and two legs.
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New · Pattern 004Crochet a sailor penguin with a hat, bow, tummy patch, wings, feet, beak, and a tail that props it upright.
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Pattern 003Ten compact pieces, a corrected oval snout, facial embroidery, and a balanced seated pose.
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Pattern 002Shaped cheeks, joined limbs, a flared two-layer cap, and a removable vest.
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Pattern 001An oval head, embroidered features, bow, and two ruffled skirt options.
Start the pattern →Jump directly to the construction stage you want to inspect. Every image opens into the full-screen gallery inside the pattern.
01Follow the chain turn and increase sequence that starts the head shape.
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02See how the increased round creates volume around the body.
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03Follow the head, feet, arms, tail, skirt, and bow through final assembly.
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