Lousy Llama
Succulent Crochet Kit
Succulent Crochet Kit
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Learning to crochet can be tricky - let's learn together.
This kit contains everything you need to learn how to crochet your very first project, including a video to walk you through each step of the way. This kit is perfect for the newbie crocheter who wants to learn the basics and create something handmade with their own hands. By the end, you'll be able to make your own amigurumi plush, a cute decoration where you can show off your crochet skills to everyone around you!
What's in the Kit?
-Video tutorial covering EVERYTHING you need to know (left and right handed)
-5mm crochet hook (with add on)
-All the yarn colors you need to make your kit
-Tapestry / Yarn Needles
-Practice Yarn
-Stitch markers
-Plastic eyes
-Stuffing
-Pattern available as a PDF with pictures
-Support for any questions along the way
What do you need?
-Scissors!
Notes:
-The kit and tutorial is written in English with US crochet terminology
Have any questions? Please reach out! I would love to help answer any concerns you may have and help you get crocheting!
I love Lousy Llama kits!! The succulent is one of four kits I've gotten and they've all turned out so cute!! Super easy to follow along with the videos for visual learners and I enjoy the occasional visits from the cats! Such a great product.
Succulent Crochet Kit
Amazing! It came directly as ordered and it's super cute!
I thought the kit was very cute! I managed to make plant! I am glad I had taken a super basic crochet class before though. The video was nice but didn’t really address how to count stitches and other basics I wouldn’t expect a beginner to know.
I did think the yarn split very easily. It really wasn’t possible to work the same yarn twice if you made a mistake and had to unravel it.
That said, it was a fun little kit and it’s nice to have a beginner project that isn’t a scarf or a wash cloth.
My friend and I each bought one and we worked on it for over an hour without any substance to show for. My friend couldn’t even make her first stitch to hold it together. The directions were too fast and I couldn’t tell what was what when I even started making my pot in terms of stitches and which yarn piece was which. Some clarification on things would’ve been helpful and more of a breakdown on what’s considered a stitch, where to put the extra yarn, and when in the circle what does it look like so you could thread your tool through to continue. By no means am I saying this was terrible it just wasn’t right for me and I needed better and much simpler directions! (I had ZERO knowledge of crocheting before this). This would be better for people who understand the basics of crochet! The packaging and everything is super cute! And maybe one day I’ll be able to do it!