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@zortavv You will find the instructions for the legs on my crochet blog.
@miamichiaki The legs are part of the written instructions on my crochet blog.
@miamichiaki that did not show as legs
@hannah3mm1997 Practice and you will be able do it too. Have you crocheted before or are you just starting.
cool but u make it look to easy
@TheReese5601 The link is in the video description below the video.
as do the feet?
@TheReese5601 There will be a link below the video, which is the video description now. You can click the link to my crochet blog.
where is you’re blog? I can’t find it
ughhhh darn it just became a fruit! (small)
kawaii! but too bad you didn’t show how to make the legs..
i know XD She makes it look so easy too.
its so cute..
Why do you go under two loops for each singe crochet?
It is supposed to be round, then get longer and look mouse/egg shaped.
Thank you for this video!
But,, I want to make it to,,
But it’s getting round, How can I make it more like a mouse?
wow…=)))
thank you,nice video
I’m gonna make it
I just made two of these and gave them to my friends… They loved them… Thank you for this video!
wow beautiful!!! i’ll try it
The eyes I used for this mouse are buttons. They do not have to be anything fancy. If you have old clothing that you are throwing away, you can recycle the buttons from old clothing.
where do you get the eyes from a craft store or a diffrent store
This is new I’ll try making one
ur talented..and any one else who can do this i dnot think i would be able to do it =-/ it looks so hard
wauw this is very cute! haha. i think i´ve found a new addiction ^^ thank you!
There are two ways to work rounds. Typically you will join a round with a slip stitch to the beginning stitch. The alternative way is to work in a continual round. The “we won’t join” is done only one time. That is at the beginning of the first round, where you take the round off in to a continual round. The stitch is worked in the top of the stitch instead of joining.
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