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Greylag Goose
To crochet my greylag goose you’ll need to be happy with a little sewing, as well as taking on the basic crocheting techniques. But it works up quickly, and I’ll provide all the information even a complete crochet beginner will need.
The majority of the pattern is made using the 3.75mm crochet hook and variegated gray yarn. Your smaller crochet hook is for the surface single crocheting that you’ll be doing to give the amigurumi goose’s wings definition.
50g Sirdar Snuggly DK yarn in Tangerine Twist
50g Stylecraft Batik DK yarn in Graphite
3.75mm crochet hook
2.25mm crochet hook
Toy safe stuffing
Safety eyes
Steel yarn needle
I’ve noted the yarn I used in case you want to get the same, but any DK variety should be fine for this pattern.
Find the full pattern for free on Lucy Kate Crochet.
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- First published: October 2023
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