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basically for crochet toys. in order to get a BIGGER toy, just GO UP in terms of yarn weight. and change your hook size accordingly. personally, if your crochet toy is smaller than your knitted toy. it's just the pattern, the pattern is the root of it?
if u are doing a toy, amigurumi, you should always use a smaller hook, cos that gives u a TIGHTER WEAVE, without holes and hence no stuffing peeking through.
the larger your yarn, the larger your toy. if your toy now is made in a DK, go up to an aran, or a chunky.
i'm a tight crocheter, so my DK toys, end up usually being 3/4 the size of the actual toy (in photos), so i know that i have to go up in terms of yarn weight to at least aran to get a nice cuddly size |
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