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Puzzle Piece Kawaii Cuddler® – Crochet Pattern

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How To Crochet A Puzzle Piece Amigurumi Cuddler Pillow, Complete With Rosy Kawaii Cheeks And Smile! Our Puzzle Piece Crochet Pattern Works Up Quickly!

Hi friend! Happy Friday! We’re excited to share our Puzzle Piece Kawaii Cuddler™ crochet pattern with you!

Our puzzle piece crochet pattern is a beginner level pattern. The techniques you will need to know are single crochet, single crochet increase, single crochet decrease, and half double crochet. Our finish project is 10″ x 17″ using the recommended hook size. You are welcome to go up or down a hook size to create a different dimension. You can even hold two pieces of yarn together with a larger hook to create a giant cuddler. The sky is the limit!

If you’ve never worked one of our Kawaii Cuddler® patterns, they are geared towards beginners. You will work two flat pieces and single crochet them together to finish the piece. Even if you’ve never been able to crochet from a pattern before, we’re confident you can create with a 3amgracedesigns pattern. We encourage you to join our Facebook Group where we remain active helping with questions! We love passing our love for the craft on to others!

Click HERE to purchase the Puzzle Piece Kawaii Cuddler® crochet pattern

We hope you enjoy making your very own Puzzle Piece! We can’t wait to see your creativity. When you complete one, please post it in our Facebook group or tag us on Instagram #3amgracedesigns. We love seeing your work!

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Click HERE to purchase the Puzzle Piece Kawaii Cuddler® crochet pattern

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Comments

  3. Sue says

    Thank You for this pattern. My grandson is challenged by Autism so you can understand why this one touches my heart.

  5. Tricia Wyatt says

    I love this pattern and started thinking of a way to make a blanket interlocking the pieces and was wondering if you are planning on any connecting pieces? Also have you ever designed a Rubix cube theme?

  6. Sheila Hakun says

    I have made two of these for friends who teach in an autism class. I really admire these teachers and the job that they do with these special children. I have one more to do for the third teacher. Hoping they love these as much as I do.