Crochet Emotional Support Chicken

Crochet Emotional Support Chicken - $65 - 4 Hours - Inst: Teresa Waldo Sunday, October 12th Noon to 2pm AND October 26th Noon to 2pm

Hey crocheters we can now make our own Emotional Support Chicken with the new crochet pattern that is out! It looks very similar to the extremely popular knitted Emotional Support Chicken. Those of you who have knit a chicken may want to crochet one as well. I have! They are best chicks. The chicken is crocheted almost exclusively in single crochet with short rows for shaping. It is crochet flat and seamed together (We will look at seaming options). It is so fun to see these loveable chickens come to life. Watch out though, many people will want you to make them one too!

You bring: 300 yards Worsted Weight Yarn in as many colors as you would like Size 4.5mm hook or size needed for a gauge of 16sc for 4”, scissors, tapestry needle, stitch markers

We Supply: 4 hours instruction time, printed and digital pattern

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