How to crochet Worry Worms in 5 minutes for absolute beginners

By kimcraft

Written Pattern

Start by making slip knot and chain as long as you wish. I recommend 25 and more chains.

Row1: chain 2 and make 4 single crochet into each chain.

Into the last chain make 10 double chrochet, slip knot, chain1 and cut the yarn.
Attach the eyes.


🐛 In this beginner-friendly crochet tutorial, you'll learn how to create an irresistibly cute worm in just five minutes! Grab your crochet hook, yarn, and a pair of eyes to get started on this fun project.

🧶 This step-by-step tutorial covers all the basics you need to know, including single crochet, double crochet, chaining, and slip stitching. Even if you're new to crochet, you'll be able to follow along and create your own worm in no time.

➰ Customize your worm with different colors to make it even more vibrant and eye-catching. Whether you want to use it as a toy or a cute keychain, the possibilities are endless.

👀 Don't forget to add a pair of eyes to give your worm some personality and charm. It's these little details that make the project come to life.

🌟 This crochet worm tutorial is the perfect starting point for beginners looking to learn the craft. It's quick, fun, and provides a solid foundation in basic stitches and techniques.

Highlights:

🧶 Crochet a cute worm in just five minutes.
➰ Learn basic stitches and techniques for beginners.
👀 Customize the worm with different colors and add eyes.
🌟 Perfect project for learning crochet.

Here the video tutorial:



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