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Yellow and Black Duck Amigurumi Crochet Pattern Bundle

Create two charming crochet ducks with this easy-to-follow digital pattern bundle. 🦆

The bundle includes a Yellow Duck pattern, a Black Duck pattern, and a complete guide covering materials, abbreviations, stuffing, placement, sewing, shaping, and assembly.

Both patterns are written in US crochet terminology and are suitable for beginner–intermediate crocheters.

Finished sizes:

• Yellow Duck: approximately 6–7 inches • Black Duck: approximately 5–6 inches

This is a digital PDF pattern bundle. No finished toy or physical product will be shipped.

Made this and tried fuzzy yarn for the first time! It was... a journey.

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