Murphy the Eel
I learned to crochet almost 2 years ago and this is the latest. Let me know if you want to see more. I have done a lot. Most of them I have put in my prize box for my 4th grade students or made them as Christmas gifts for them. They’re always a hit. Woobles is how I learned, and I still enjoy doing some of the ones I see from them that I can’t resist, but I’ve done plenty of others that aren’t Woobles. It’s a fun hobby.
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