Such a good deed! Thank you so much for your sharing and teaching in! And I love your accent, so cute and make the teaching video even more kawaii! 🥰🥰🥰
Heyla! I have family of blood and heart that I have made these for. They are all older and I have had no concern in using googly eyes and fabric glue. One of my nieces gave her infant/toddler hers to at with and it went immediately into the mouth. I'm not worried about the glue releasing because the toys don't go anywhere until the glue is cured to permanence. My concern is the googly eyes themselves, plastic can and will give away with chewing or washing. Have you played with other options?
Its such a small world isn't it? that group gives me so much inspiration. I made loads of these worms and left them round a local park. I got many messages back saying they were now in loving homes hehe xx
@@TeenieCrochets Thanks, realised that my question may have sounded rude after I posted it but it wasn't meant that way. I use both systems as well but I was taught the UK system when I was a child and had to learn the US terms because a lot of the magazines available in Australia at that time were American. I still slip stitch to join a row then chain up to start new row. I enjoyed watching your video and you are great at explaining what you're doing.
Make sure to have a look at the Facebook group 'Random Acts of Crochet Kindness' x
Such a good deed! Thank you so much for your sharing and teaching in! And I love your accent, so cute and make the teaching video even more kawaii! 🥰🥰🥰
Thank you so much!
Thankyou and hello from Scotland
u are very welcome :)
That's absolutely the cutest 😍 what a wonderful idea I Will be making some thank you
Have fun! and thank you. So quick and easy to make!
Thank you for a very easy and descriptive tutorial. No messing, straight in. Brilliant. Keep up the good work 😊
Thank you xxxxx
I love your way of teaching. Your tutorials are amazing! xx 👏👏💖
Thank you so much xxxx
Brilliant, thank you
Glad it was helpful!
where do u get the bags & the poems? how big is this worry worm? many tks for sharing & making this video.
The bags are from Ebay, just look up 'clear gift bags' I printed the labels myself. If you dont have a printer you can always had write them out :)
@@TeenieCrochets tk u, will check ebay - r the poems yrs or did u get them somewhere? If they r yours can I copy them & print them out.
cute
Thank you xx
Are you going to review the mcgonagall or dumbledore kit soon?
Yes- I have both kits, will be doing one this week all being well xx
@@TeenieCrochets thank you
Heyla! I have family of blood and heart that I have made these for. They are all older and I have had no concern in using googly eyes and fabric glue. One of my nieces gave her infant/toddler hers to at with and it went immediately into the mouth. I'm not worried about the glue releasing because the toys don't go anywhere until the glue is cured to permanence. My concern is the googly eyes themselves, plastic can and will give away with chewing or washing. Have you played with other options?
have you considered eyes made of crochet using magic circles?
I've stitched eyes and mouth on very easily didn't have googly eyes
Good idea xxx
I belong to that group too!
Its such a small world isn't it? that group gives me so much inspiration. I made loads of these worms and left them round a local park. I got many messages back saying they were now in loving homes hehe xx
I noticed that you use the American terms and not the UK terms for your stitches, I wondered why?
Its just the way I learnt.
@@TeenieCrochets Thanks, realised that my question may have sounded rude after I posted it but it wasn't meant that way. I use both systems as well but I was taught the UK system when I was a child and had to learn the US terms because a lot of the magazines available in Australia at that time were American. I still slip stitch to join a row then chain up to start new row. I enjoyed watching your video and you are great at explaining what you're doing.
@@ctempleman1401 Hi - it didn't seem rude :)xxx