Crochet Fidget Toy with Mary Beth Temple
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 พ.ค. 2023
- Need something to occupy busy hands when you can't be crocheting? Learn how to make a crochet fidget toy with Mary Beth Temple. This toy is soft and fluffy, quiet to play with, and washable when made with acrylic yarn. We will be live on Tuesday, May 9th at 10:00 a.m. CT/11:00 a.m. E. Download the free pattern here: go.craftsy.com/A49938/
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Omg. You crochet like a knitter! And this isn't me teasing you, I learned knitting first and my mom (a crocheter) is constantly reminding me that I'm crocheting and not knitting bc I do the same thing! I wrap the yarn around the hook instead of using the hook to wrap the yarn around itself! You crochet like me and I've never seen anybody else do that and I feel so seen and it's amazing! You also start your first row through the foundation chain in the bumps of the chain and that's how I do it too and it's amazing!!!! ❤
reverse single crochet, one of my faves !!!
I had so much fun with this ❤ the beginning had me nervous, but it ended up perfect. 😊
This is really cool, thank you! I think it would have been difficult to understand in a written pattern so the video is great! I am a therapist at a rehab so I think I will make this for my patients to fidget with.
We hope this will prove helpful!
Thank you for sharing this. The original stitch marker placement was invaluable and then pulling it through the center to know where to crochet. ❤ Easy to follow and understand.
Glad it was helpful!
@CraftsyTH-cam almost finished with my first one. Thank you very much.
I would like to see how you closed the gap between rounds of the mobius. So far I think I've got the process of making these down. Love the pattern and the safety of these fidget toys.
Thank you. I see a new project in my future. 😊
Thanks, a very helpful tutorial. (Although very pixelated - impossible to see fine detail.)
I hold my yarn the same way you do
thanks for the clear instructions looking for simple items to o sale
Glad it was helpful!
Please help me show me better how to hook in the fiest and second rows
I crochet very tightly. Can’t help it I try to be looser and doesn’t work. Only way I can do this is a foundation single crochet row
Just use a bigger hook.
What crochet hooks size is usually best?
4, 5 and 6mm hooks are all very handy. They're not too small (which can be fiddly to work with, especially for beginners), and they're not uncomfortably large. As you do more crochet, you might find yourself branching out into different kinds of project, but medium sized hooks are always a great starting point
Could this also be a safe toy for a baby over 4 mos
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I would say only if supervised the entire time. Little fingers, hands, feet can get tangled. Don't leave it with a baby/very young child in a crib etc. That's my 2 cents since Craftsy never answered your question.