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knitted or crocheted dress

Crochet dress with scales pattern

A special and original dress. Age: 2-3 years; Bust circumference: 50 cm; Materials needed: 2 skeins of thick sectioned wire

by Nina

Age: 2 years; Necessary materials: 150g fir gri Givre3 (30% wool, 70% acrylic, 25g/107m); Andrele no. 2.5; Andre circular no. 3; Crochet

by Nina

In this article I present to you a standard diagram used in knitting sundresses for girls. The scheme is provided for the sarafans of the

by Nina

Size 36/38; Necessary materials: 450 g Go Go butter color thread (100% cotton, 240m/50g); Crochet hook no. 2; Crochet explanation: Face:

by Nina

Age: 1-2 years; Necessary materials: -100g fir Nako Saten (100% premium micro acril, 100g/230m); Andrele no. 4; Crochet no. 3; 3

by Nina

Age: 5 years; Necessary materials: 250 g for white CoCo (100% cotton, 240 m/50 g); 50 g pink thread Crochet

by Nina

Age: 2-3 years; Necessary materials: 50 g fir alb Alize Forever Croshet; 50 g for orange; crochet hook no. 2.5; Applied models

by Nina

size: 96-110 cm; Necessary materials: -50 g fir roz Baby micro; -150 g for gray – Andrele no. 3. – Crochet

by Nina

Age: 1-2 years; Necessary materials: 4 skeins of pink Amore thread and 1 skein of brown color; Andrele no. 3; Crochet hook no. 2.5;

by Nina

Age: 1 an; Necessary materials: For alb Yarn Art Violet; Crochet hook no. 1. Description of the work: A chain equal to is crocheted

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