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Join Cara Engwerda, the creative mind behind Cara's Creations, for a delightful half-day workshop at the National Crochet Conference, where she'll introduce Aussie crocheters to the enchanting world of amigurumi. This workshop aims to provide participants with the foundational skills needed to create adorable crocheted toys, along with invaluable tips and tricks from an experienced amigurumi maker and designer.
Discover the joy of crafting small knitted or crocheted toys, known as "amigurumi," and unlock the endless possibilities of this beloved craft. Starting with a simple design, Cara will guide you through refining your tension, minimizing gaps between stitches, and mastering the art of working in the round with a double crochet stitch.
Cara Engwerda, a crochet designer based in Melbourne, Australia, discovered her love for crochet in 2016 and quickly became captivated by amigurumi. Since then, she has established herself as a prominent figure in the amigurumi community, collaborating with international brands and magazines and sharing her delightful designs through various platforms. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from Cara and dive into the enchanting world of amigurumi!
Please bring the following to the workshop:
8ply (DK yarn) > less than 25g GREY, BLACK, WHITE, PINK and BROWN
A digital copy of the pattern on your device or a printed copy
Hanging strings or keychains (optional)
Stitch marker
Polyester toy stuffing
Tapestry needle
Scissors
Hook for 8ply yarn (2.5-3mm recommended)
Please note: This session will be delivered in-person only - no online offering will be made available.
Sessions run concurrently on each day, so please only choose one full-day session OR no more than one each morning or afternoon sessions per day!
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