I've been getting lots of questions about bags and the tags - please read this for more information! 📌 You don't need the bags, they are entirely optional (I was making these during terrible rainy weather. I normally leave my ROACK's bag-less and naked in the wild!) I just used some left over cello bags I had lying about the house. You can buy biodegradable bags in all sizes from Amazon if you prefer to use bags. 📌 The worry worm cards are available to download as a printable PDF from the Random Acts of Crochet Kindness Facebook Group which is linked in the description box below the video😀 📌 Learn more at the Random Acts of Crochet Kindness Movement: th-cam.com/video/1xeT9aFT6ws/w-d-xo.html 🥰
I’m 10, and I just love crochet. One reason is because I have ADHD, and crochet keeps me busy. I took a look at this, and decided I was going to make this. Where I live, I don’t think there is this thing going around. I am going to leave this at my k-4 elementary school playground for the smaller ones, and also at my local park!
I feel like I need to add that I was having the WORST, most stressful day in a long while and I randomly found one of these little guys attached to a lamppost and it literally made my day 🥰
I am goingnto shar these around as alot of people feel sad or nobody cares and I would love to make them feel cared for. God Bless all who make them. Thank you for sharing. love them.
@@wendym37 chain the base row to the length you want then double crochet four time in each chain starting from the second link in the chain. It will start to become crazy looking. That’s when you have to get the stitches to lay on top of each other while it twists around the initial chain or base row. It might take a little practice.
@@wendym37 It was happening to me too BUT... after a while I realized that I was not doing it properly... The problem was I was not paying attention to: "crochet in the NEXT chain..." and what that means is what it says, and NOT crochet in the next "space..." which happens when you have chained the first row with too big stitches and then, in the second row, you are inserting the crochet randomly on a stitch that is on an already twisted first row and NOT on the "adjacent" chain... Well, at least I found my personal problem and had a chance to re-do my worm...
I add key rings to them, and leave them in the family waiting rooms at the children’s hospital my son goes to. The other parents love them. It makes them feel like they’re not so alone.
I found my Worry Worm at Laughlin Castle, Scotland! Just hanging on a branch simple as could be with a lovely note attached. What a lovely surprise! Yet I know it's travel is not complete. I know someone else that I love needs it more! Thank You to whomever was so kind as to place it in that branch. Not so Random after all! This act had a destination! Sarnia, Ontario, 🇨🇦, Canada it is!!!
I made a bunch of these and took them to the rest home and gave them out. They were so excited about these little things.It's too bad that we have to get older or sickly to appreciate the little things. Thanks so much for the pattern.
Most tutorials I try follow fail for me… I was very surprised and shocked that I was able to crochet this! I love running my fingers down the curls and I love how mine turned out! This is your sign to crochet yourself a worry worm! Thanks Robin
You got me hooked! Can't believe how simple they're to make and I have only had my first crochet lesson. I'm going to make them for my counselling clients!
loved this tutorial and the worm is cute, Thank You. NOTE: Self adhesive eyes are not recommended because they are easy pulled off by little fingers and mouths (swallowing hazard) . I shall use a sewn eye to keep with the "soft" feel of the toy.
I made worms and on the paper I put with them I said "I'm a happy little worm, want to be my friend. Share your hopes your dreams your worries or your prayers" I go to a place called "LifeCircles", it for the elderly like me that have trouble getting around. I put the worms and a few stars on the Bingo Cart. Lifecircles helps us go to appointments and it gets us out of our homes where we feel isolated and forgotten. I love it!
I've knit for 60+ years, and done various other kinds of needlework but could never 'get my head around'' crocheting. I know I can make a worm!. Love your teaching style and the video is very well done. For kids, I'd embroidery the eyes but everyone else googly eyes.
I just started learning how to crochet recently, starting with your magic ring tutorial, and I just made my first little worry worm!💕I found a handmade wind chime back in 2018 called "Bens Bell" on a really stressful day and it said for me to take it home to remember to stay kind. That truly meant so much much to me that I kept it to this day! I absolutely LOVE this concept and I can't wait to put my little worm in a spot for someone to find! 😊
So cute. I added a little garden hat on mine. Now the little worm has no worried. The sun is turned into shade. I am going to crochet a little garden bag, and carry mine with me for give away. Thanks for the video
Thank you so much for the pattern. I've recently joined the movement in Australia and have already left out some happy flowers, Valentine's hearts and now I have made my first worry worm 🪱 ❤️
So cute! I will make some as chaser toys for my kitties and my friends’ kitties. Put it on a string with a wand and they will have oodles of fun and exercise.
I’ve made hundreds of the pocket prayer quilts and love this idea of the worm. I make things for nursing homes, church programs. These will be perfect. Since I usually have to make around 150 or more it’s nice to find something inexpensive to make. I have lots of yarn. Thank you for this easy video on making them . Ruth
Thank you Robin these are so adorable and reading through the comments so adaptable , I use this stitch to make hair for my granddaughters doll they make lovely ringlets and are safer than using strands of yarn , love the acts of kindness 👍💕Amanda xx
Soooooo very beautiful and quick. You touch my heart with the random acts of kindness, it is so up my street. I am now learning the art of crochet and all I can think of is putting a smile on people's faces. Thanks and tremendous success to you and your friend.
I love these little guys. I just recently started making them again and have been experimenting. Lol. Give made some mini ones & some with 2 different yarns. Its so much fun.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I just made my first little guy and just joined the Facebook group. I can’t wait to make more and start sending these cuties out into the world to make a difference!
I love these. They are so cute!! I’m thinking that I will donate some at my local children’s safe houses. Thank you so much for sharing this great idea. 😀
Are we allowed to leave these lying around, right now? Do people actually want them, in these times? I desperately want to do them but think because of Covid, I could get a backlash!
Thank you for posting this Robin. I made two your way, but when it came to the third one, I slightly changed it , it’s a ‘fault’ I have in everything I create, I tend to put my own stamp on things lol. What I did was start off with a magic ring, then did the chain and worked back up the chain to the head, and when I got to the head did single crochet around the head as I had multi coloured wool it framed it nicely. Next time I might do scallops around the head to make a ‘flower worry worm’ lol.
Hi Robin! I have been crocheting for 2 years and never did anything. (it was a 1hr long club) The reason for this was because i nonstop yap about gossip and drama lmao. my worm looks nothing like yours but is still perfect in its own way. thx for making this non-stressing video and hope you have the loveliest year!
Have always wondered how to make these, thank you for this video. I will be making up a load for all those back to school children who just need that extra something, I know my son will absolutely enjoy these.
@@HookedbyRobin Hi Robin! I already left a comment and have made 4 already, I sent down a hook size. Is that what u did or should we use recommended hook size on label? Thx
I made two worms and a third in the working. They’re so easy. It really is a good way to use up leftover yarn. They look so cute on their own without eyes.
I came across one of these worry worms at a dollar tree in Bolingbrook, Illinois… the person who left this has no idea just how much I needed that. I am sending you warm hugs and love through the cosmos! Thank you ❤ 😭
Many thanks for this idea. I crochet little dolls and animals myself, and these cute worms are so easy to work with and say so much 💝! You makes me a very lovely special birthday gift today. 😍
Love these little guys:) I just found the Random Acts of Crochet Kindness page and I really want to make some of these and start leaving them at some local parks. Thanks for this pattern!
Thank you, Robin! These little guys are just DARLING! I always find something to brighten my day on your channel! ☺️😺👍 Tell Steve hello from Bratty and me!
These are absolutely adorable! I can’t wait to go make some! Thank you so much for sharing! Thank you to the one who allowed you to make this tutorial too! Hugs 🤗
oodmorning. By the time I bring you coffee it will be cold. I,m from the tiny island of Curacao in the north of Venezuela. Thank very much for this pattern . My granddaughter,dauther and I will make several.
Thank you for this tutorial! I plan to use up all my yarn making these little guys for my local autism treatment center c: I think the kids would love these worry worms!
Thank you very much for sharing with us this lovely pattern. I'm thinking of doing a few for my son's nursery. I saw a couple of children having a bit of trouble adapting to nursery and hopefully, these cute worry worms will bring them a bit of joy😊😊😊
I found your site from Rose's Wings donations. A shawl was made from your open mesh one and was donated. I made a similar one 50+ years ago as my first project. I wanted to make some for donating also. I noticed the worm. I'm going to make and give to schools and to hand out at craft shows. Sorry to ramble but I get excited when the possibilities come to donate. Much love and hugs. 🤗 😇An angel for an angel. Now to locate the shawl pattern.
Thank you for the cute idea! My granddaughters and I are going to try theses today with stitched eyes instead of google eyes so they’ll be safe for littles💕🧶
I've been poorly for a long time now getting better but the pure joy of finding a worry worm now trying g to make them has given me so much joy and sense of purpose thankyou everyone involved in this wonderful group of Random act Kindness just what the world needs❤ Jean
Oh my gosh, these are the cutest little worry worms 💕💕 I'm definitely going to make these and leave them to be found, I've done the with painted rock's,,, I love this...
I've just ordered yarn off the lovely snuffle and plan to make them for my daughters class, then keep going for the school, to give to other children as benefit from the toy to fidget with or company. Thank you. Can't wait to get started
This is such a wonderful idea I am so glad I found this on TH-cam I was just scrolling through to look up crochet items to fix and make and this is just the most awesome thing I have ever seen and I will be participating in this I can't wait I'm excited about it just places that I know that I can leave these at thank you for sharing this and God bless you! 🙏
I just found this and it's such perfet timing. My son broke his leg and is in a rehab. I think as a start it would be fun to place a few of these around for people to find and maybe brighten their day. Thanks :)
Thank you very much,they are so adorable,I will make some for my local nursary and for my club,I use to do crochet and nitting with children,because of the Covid we stopped,I made few,very beautiful idea
Thank you for such informative and easy to follow tutorial - I always get confused when it comes to turning corners & where to put the stitches - I am excited to try this!!!!
hope to make some of these in between finishing my puff border shawl. In some of the parks in Winnipeg people leave painted rocks to keep or to place somewhere else
I made them for my daughter as she is a COTA for pediatrics. She gave them out to her patients. They smiled and loved them. What an awesome idea one had. I did give credit to the acts of kindness group. Dianne
Great video! Easy to follow. Awesome verbal instructions and tips. Thank you for giving credit where it was due. That was very kind of you. And thank you for sharing your talent and inspiration. Kim S
I just saw this video tonight and have already made several. am a total novice at crochet but these were relatively easy and extremely fun to make. Thank tou so very much for the tutorial. I just had to subscribe right away! Have a safe, happy, healthy and blessed year!
Thank you so much for the pattern! I didn't have the googly eyes so I sewed some with black yarn thread and then made a back for its head. I love the way it turned out
I've been getting lots of questions about bags and the tags - please read this for more information!
📌 You don't need the bags, they are entirely optional (I was making these during terrible rainy weather. I normally leave my ROACK's bag-less and naked in the wild!) I just used some left over cello bags I had lying about the house. You can buy biodegradable bags in all sizes from Amazon if you prefer to use bags.
📌 The worry worm cards are available to download as a printable PDF from the Random Acts of Crochet Kindness Facebook Group which is linked in the description box below the video😀
📌 Learn more at the Random Acts of Crochet Kindness Movement: th-cam.com/video/1xeT9aFT6ws/w-d-xo.html 🥰
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You need to slow down a bit.
@@tracy3951 if the video speed is too fast, you can slow it down! See this video on exactly how: th-cam.com/video/LIRYwkkI_4Y/w-d-xo.html
Me gustaría que fuera en español gracias
I can not find the download where the card is I keep asking but not getting any answers. I’ve also asked on kindness Facebook page. Lease send link
I’m 10, and I just love crochet. One reason is because I have ADHD, and crochet keeps me busy. I took a look at this, and decided I was going to make this. Where I live, I don’t think there is this thing going around. I am going to leave this at my k-4 elementary school playground for the smaller ones, and also at my local park!
I feel like I need to add that I was having the WORST, most stressful day in a long while and I randomly found one of these little guys attached to a lamppost and it literally made my day 🥰
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I am goingnto shar these around as alot of people feel sad or nobody cares and I would love to make them feel cared for. God Bless all who make them.
Thank you for sharing. love them.
@@patknode8125 need to make me too to make and share.
Need a written pattern of your Worry Worm and not that goes with it so I can give them to my friend
I’ve been making these worms for fifty years but without the faces. It was the first thing I learned to crochet
My worm doesn't look anything like the ones in the video. I got the head right but the curly part...NOPE. Don't know what I did wrong.
@@wendym37 chain the base row to the length you want then double crochet four time in each chain starting from the second link in the chain. It will start to become crazy looking. That’s when you have to get the stitches to lay on top of each other while it twists around the initial chain or base row. It might take a little practice.
Thank you. I will try again.
@@wendym37 It was happening to me too BUT... after a while I realized that I was not doing it properly... The problem was I was not paying attention to: "crochet in the NEXT chain..." and what that means is what it says, and NOT crochet in the next "space..." which happens when you have chained the first row with too big stitches and then, in the second row, you are inserting the crochet randomly on a stitch that is on an already twisted first row and NOT on the "adjacent" chain... Well, at least I found my personal problem and had a chance to re-do my worm...
@@wendym37same lol
I add key rings to them, and leave them in the family waiting rooms at the children’s hospital my son goes to. The other parents love them. It makes them feel like they’re not so alone.
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I crochet prayer shawls for the same reason.
Where do you get the key rings from and how do you attach them?
@@julzcarpenter5431 you can get them off amazon of your local craft store! There is many tutorials on youtube aswell on how to attachma keyring :)
That's so sweet of you ❤️
Thank you so much I will enjoy making and sharing these little worms . I am 82 and love finding new ideas .From Australia.
I found my Worry Worm at Laughlin Castle, Scotland! Just hanging on a branch simple as could be with a lovely note attached. What a lovely surprise! Yet I know it's travel is not complete. I know someone else that I love needs it more! Thank You to whomever was so kind as to place it in that branch. Not so Random after all! This act had a destination! Sarnia, Ontario, 🇨🇦, Canada it is!!!
Amazing Frances! 😃 Thank you so much for sharing that with me.x
@@HookedbyRobin Pretty as could be. Sitting on a branch. Seldom does one look of to the side for we were crossing a bridge. And there it was.
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I made a bunch of these and took them to the rest home and gave them out. They were so excited about these little things.It's too bad that we have to get older or sickly to appreciate the little things. Thanks so much for the pattern.
Awwh, that’s so lovely! Such a kind thing to do too.🤗🥰
Thanks!
Thank you so much, that’s so appreciated.🥰🤗
Most tutorials I try follow fail for me… I was very surprised and shocked that I was able to crochet this! I love running my fingers down the curls and I love how mine turned out! This is your sign to crochet yourself a worry worm! Thanks Robin
are these very easy i font want to mess up
@@lisavanzant8422 yes very simple!
Thank you for sharing these adorable little guys. I absolutely love the idea behind them. The world needs more kindness these days ❤️
My grandmother crocheted me a doll with a plastic face that had that stitch for the body, arms and legs. Nice memory.
Oh that sounds adorable! 🥰
Oh my goodness you've brought memories back for me with that!
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This is so adorable!! I’ve been wanting to do cute little random acts of kindness and I never thought to do it with crocheting, but now I will!!
You absolutely should! People absolutely LOVE finding them! X
You got me hooked! Can't believe how simple they're to make and I have only had my first crochet lesson. I'm going to make them for my counselling clients!
What a lovely idea! 😍
loved this tutorial and the worm is cute, Thank You. NOTE: Self adhesive eyes are not recommended because they are easy pulled off by little fingers and mouths (swallowing hazard) . I shall use a sewn eye to keep with the "soft" feel of the toy.
That’s what I thought I’m using my black yarn and sewing eyes ❤
Same here. I'm gonna grab so black embroidery floss.
Safety eyes are not safe with yarn it doesn't matter what you use it's not going to be safe
I made worms and on the paper I put with them I said "I'm a happy little worm, want to be my friend. Share your hopes your dreams your worries or your prayers" I go to a place called "LifeCircles", it for the elderly like me that have trouble getting around. I put the worms and a few stars on the Bingo Cart. Lifecircles helps us go to appointments and it gets us out of our homes where we feel isolated and forgotten. I love it!
That is so lovely Betty and thank you for sharing that, I am so glad to hear the little worms are offering comfort out in the world.🥰🧶
I've knit for 60+ years, and done various other kinds of needlework but could never 'get my head around'' crocheting. I know I can make a worm!. Love your teaching style and the video is very well done. For kids, I'd embroidery the eyes but everyone else googly eyes.
I just started learning how to crochet recently, starting with your magic ring tutorial, and I just made my first little worry worm!💕I found a handmade wind chime back in 2018 called "Bens Bell" on a really stressful day and it said for me to take it home to remember to stay kind. That truly meant so much much to me that I kept it to this day! I absolutely LOVE this concept and I can't wait to put my little worm in a spot for someone to find! 😊
So cute exactly what I needed to give away to brighten people’s day! God bless
Wonderful! 😃🥰 Thank you so much for watching.x
What a lovely idea, everyone could use a little act of kindness right now. Thank you.
It's such a simple way to spread a little bit of happiness too!
Totally...
So cute. I added a little garden hat on mine. Now the little worm has no worried. The sun is turned into shade. I am going to crochet a little garden bag, and carry mine with me for give away. Thanks for the video
Thank you so much for the pattern. I've recently joined the movement in Australia and have already left out some happy flowers, Valentine's hearts and now I have made my first worry worm 🪱 ❤️
I love that Margaret! 😃 It will make others so happy.x
So cute! I will make some as chaser toys for my kitties and my friends’ kitties. Put it on a string with a wand and they will have oodles of fun and exercise.
I just made one for my youngest and she loved it. I know know what do to will all those leftovers
I like how this person gives good instructions for beginners and non beginner I love it bc I’m new and still can do much
These are adorable! I have a lot of extra keychains that would be perfect for these.
Ooh yes definitely!
Very good idea , I have loads of empty keychains 😊❤
I’ve made hundreds of the pocket prayer quilts and love this idea of the worm. I make things for nursing homes, church programs. These will be perfect. Since I usually have to make around 150 or more it’s nice to find something inexpensive to make. I have lots of yarn. Thank you for this easy video on making them .
Ruth
Thank you Robin these are so adorable and reading through the comments so adaptable , I use this stitch to make hair for my granddaughters doll they make lovely ringlets and are safer than using strands of yarn , love the acts of kindness 👍💕Amanda xx
Soooooo very beautiful and quick. You touch my heart with the random acts of kindness, it is so up my street. I am now learning the art of crochet and all I can think of is putting a smile on people's faces. Thanks and tremendous success to you and your friend.
What a wonderful comment, thank you Molly!😃
I used to make them ending with a chain stitch and pompom for bookmarks.
I love these little guys. I just recently started making them again and have been experimenting. Lol. Give made some mini ones & some with 2 different yarns. Its so much fun.
That’s what I like to hear Laryssa! 🥰
What a cute idea and this worm is so sweet. Thanks for such a good idea to maybe brighten someones day.
Always definitely brightens someones day.😃
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I just made my first little guy and just joined the Facebook group. I can’t wait to make more and start sending these cuties out into the world to make a difference!
Yay!🥳 I love seeing them out in the world and hearing back from people who find them.x
I love these. They are so cute!! I’m thinking that I will donate some at my local children’s safe houses. Thank you so much for sharing this great idea. 😀
That is a beautiful idea. I'd like to do that, also. For kids I think embroidered eyes would be safer.
Are we allowed to leave these lying around, right now? Do people actually want them, in these times? I desperately want to do them but think because of Covid, I could get a backlash!
Thank you for posting this Robin. I made two your way, but when it came to the third one, I slightly changed it , it’s a ‘fault’ I have in everything I create, I tend to put my own stamp on things lol. What I did was start off with a magic ring, then did the chain and worked back up the chain to the head, and when I got to the head did single crochet around the head as I had multi coloured wool it framed it nicely. Next time I might do scallops around the head to make a ‘flower worry worm’ lol.
thank you! in going to make this for my cousin who has cancer! ♥️💛
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As a cancer survivor, I want to wish you and your cousin the best of good luck.
@@sonjastarr1364 thank you! 🙂
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that is so much fun to make and kindness is always a need in today's world. we need to keep this going. Massachusetts , it will begin with me! .
So it’s like 4am and omg it came out so cute! Thank you for this!
Hi Robin! I have been crocheting for 2 years and never did anything. (it was a 1hr long club) The reason for this was because i nonstop yap about gossip and drama lmao. my worm looks nothing like yours but is still perfect in its own way. thx for making this non-stressing video and hope you have the loveliest year!
Omg I make little hearts for random people and it makes a lot of people smile 😊
Have always wondered how to make these, thank you for this video. I will be making up a load for all those back to school children who just need that extra something, I know my son will absolutely enjoy these.
They are so cute, indeed!
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@@HookedbyRobin Hi Robin! I already left a comment and have made 4 already, I sent down a hook size. Is that what u did or should we use recommended hook size on label? Thx
@@Pitoonya I went with what the yarn recommended, it's totally fine to go down a hook size if that works for you though! 😀
@@HookedbyRobin Thanks Robin! 🧶💞🧶
I want to thank you, I made your worry worms and people love them so much they want me to make more. Thank you so much.
I made two worms and a third in the working. They’re so easy. It really is a good way to use up leftover yarn. They look so cute on their own without eyes.
Oh my, I just have to make these, only baby friendly. Thank you Robin for the video. And to those who created the idea!
Definitely leave off the googly eyes - French knots would be baby friendly! 🥰
What would you use to make them baby friendly?
Omg that Thank you so much for this quick and easy crochet pattern I’ll make a ton and give them to friends and family!
I came across one of these worry worms at a dollar tree in Bolingbrook, Illinois… the person who left this has no idea just how much I needed that. I am sending you warm hugs and love through the cosmos! Thank you ❤ 😭
That is so lovely Kimberly that you found one and I’m so glad it gave you such comfort. Sending you hugs back from across the pond so to speak!🤗🧶
Many thanks for this idea. I crochet little dolls and animals myself, and these cute worms are so easy to work with and say so much 💝! You makes me a very lovely special birthday gift today. 😍
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This was so easy and you made it so simple to follow through on the video. Thank you ! :) I love your colorful yarn by the way !!!
Thank you so much Chelsea!😃
Love these little guys:) I just found the Random Acts of Crochet Kindness page and I really want to make some of these and start leaving them at some local parks. Thanks for this pattern!
Thank you, I might even be able to do the little flower; very slow and clear instructions xx
Thank you, Robin! These little guys are just DARLING! I always find something to brighten my day on your channel! ☺️😺👍 Tell Steve hello from Bratty and me!
An endless likes for this cute worm, I just keep watching & smiling, you've just make my day 🥰
These are absolutely adorable! I can’t wait to go make some! Thank you so much for sharing! Thank you to the one who allowed you to make this tutorial too! Hugs 🤗
oodmorning. By the time I bring you coffee it will be cold. I,m from the tiny island of Curacao in the north of Venezuela. Thank very much for this pattern . My granddaughter,dauther and I will make several.
Thank you so much Carmen! 🥰😃
I made one, first fry 🤩 this was my first 3d crochet project and it was so easy 😄 highly recommend 🙏🏻
Yay! Well done Line.🤗😃
Thank you for this tutorial! I plan to use up all my yarn making these little guys for my local autism treatment center c: I think the kids would love these worry worms!
Those little worms are the cutest! Also a great way to use scrap yarn. Thanks for sharing!🐛
Thank you very much for sharing with us this lovely pattern. I'm thinking of doing a few for my son's nursery. I saw a couple of children having a bit of trouble adapting to nursery and hopefully, these cute worry worms will bring them a bit of joy😊😊😊
These are so easy to make and can make anyone’s day, hence so cute! Again, THANK YOU FOR THE TUTORIAL!!
Thank you, they are so cute! 😀🥰
Yesss! Slay girl!❤️🤭🤭
I found your site from Rose's Wings donations. A shawl was made from your open mesh one and was donated. I made a similar one 50+ years ago as my first project. I wanted to make some for donating also. I noticed the worm. I'm going to make and give to schools and to hand out at craft shows. Sorry to ramble but I get excited when the possibilities come to donate. Much love and hugs. 🤗 😇An angel for an angel. Now to locate the shawl pattern.
Love to follow your adorable patterns. Thank you Robin.
Awwh, thank you so much Aurora! 😃🥰
What a wonderful idea!! A great way to spread happiness, make someone's day special.
Thank you for the cute idea! My granddaughters and I are going to try theses today with stitched eyes instead of google eyes so they’ll be safe for littles💕🧶
I've been poorly for a long time now getting better but the pure joy of finding a worry worm now trying g to make them has given me so much joy and sense of purpose thankyou everyone involved in this wonderful group of Random act Kindness just what the world needs❤ Jean
Absolutely Jean, it is such a wonderful project!🥰😃
Oh my gosh, these are the cutest little worry worms 💕💕 I'm definitely going to make these and leave them to be found, I've done the with painted rock's,,, I love this...
Hooray! 🥰
I've just ordered yarn off the lovely snuffle and plan to make them for my daughters class, then keep going for the school, to give to other children as benefit from the toy to fidget with or company. Thank you. Can't wait to get started
This is such a wonderful idea I am so glad I found this on TH-cam I was just scrolling through to look up crochet items to fix and make and this is just the most awesome thing I have ever seen and I will be participating in this I can't wait I'm excited about it just places that I know that I can leave these at thank you for sharing this and God bless you! 🙏
So glad you have been inspired!! 🥰
I just found this and it's such perfet timing. My son broke his leg and is in a rehab. I think as a start it would be fun to place a few of these around for people to find and maybe brighten their day. Thanks :)
Love these! I used to make them with a long chain tail and a small pompom on the end and use for bookmarks, a bookworm👍🙂
Thats exactly why I was looking for this pattern 🤗
Thank you very much,they are so adorable,I will make some for my local nursary and for my club,I use to do crochet and nitting with children,because of the Covid we stopped,I made few,very beautiful idea
Thank you these are so cute and what a way to make someone's day a little brighter
So simple and easy! 🪱🥰
What a fantastic idea. I work for a nhs mental health which has a children's service. I'm going to make these and donate to the service.
These are adorable, and what a great idea, can't wait to make some. Thanks so much for the pattern.
Oh nice. Easy lovely cute.
Thanks for sharing.Explaination is really praise worthy
This is a good way to use up the yarn in your stash.
I loom knit these but watching your crocheting was so soothing.😊
Thank you so much! 🥰
I'm a part of this group, nobody around where I live does this but I'm making up a big pile of goodies in hopes that it will catch on
I’m sure they will Polly! 😃🧶
Thank you Robin!! So many want to make the worry worms. I'm so very grateful you made a video for them to follow.You're the greatest!!❤
Thank you so much!🥰🤗
I am going to make this for my ADHD child as a fidget toy. Nice and quiet but she can play with the curly tail.
That is a great idea. I'm going to make them too.
I was thinking this would be a great fidget toy as I was watching!
That was my first thought watching this video. One of my granddaughters also has ADHD .
Thank you for such informative and easy to follow tutorial - I always get confused when it comes to turning corners & where to put the stitches - I am excited to try this!!!!
You’re welcome Skye, I hope you enjoy it.😃🧶
Making these for my students who need extra love 💕 thanks for the tutorial ❤
How kind and lovely! 🥰🤗
hope to make some of these in between finishing my puff border shawl. In some of the parks in Winnipeg people leave painted rocks to keep or to place somewhere else
What a cute idea, I luv this idea, going to make for my co workers!!!
Aw yay!
I made them for my daughter as she is a COTA for pediatrics. She gave them out to her patients. They smiled and loved them. What an awesome idea one had. I did give credit to the acts of kindness group.
Dianne
These are soooo cute and a wonderful kind gesture
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Great video! Easy to follow. Awesome verbal instructions and tips. Thank you for giving credit where it was due. That was very kind of you. And thank you for sharing your talent and inspiration. Kim S
What a lovely comment, thank you so much Kim!🥰🤗
These are sooo cute. My daughter is a Doctor and I’m making some for her patients old and young. 😊
Thank you so much for having easy tutorials for beginners like us!
You’re so welcome, glad you like them.🥰🧶
I am making these little ones and sent to my daughter in Sweden too
This is too cute 🥰 can’t wait to make these!
Just found one of theses little fellas in the park hiding in between the arm of the bench in Elmdon Park uk really made me smile 😊
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Very cute. I can see some of them being made x
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I just saw this video tonight and have already made several. am a total novice at crochet but these were relatively easy and extremely fun to make. Thank tou so very much for the tutorial. I just had to subscribe right away! Have a safe, happy, healthy and blessed year!
How adorable! Thank You so much for tutorial. I’ll be making lots 😃
I absolutely love these!! I’m going to make a bunch and distribute them at my local parks and playgrounds. Thank you for the idea!!
These are so cute !!! I’ll be making a few !!
They are so cute, what a wonderful thing to do. Even residents in a Senior Home would get a big kick out of them!
That is so adorable I love it lol thanks for sharing!!!!
Lol you are very welcome Gladys 🪱😃
Thank you so much for the pattern! I didn't have the googly eyes so I sewed some with black yarn thread and then made a back for its head. I love the way it turned out
Great idea, bet it is super cute!😃🧶