I Bought The WOOBLES Advent Calendar...let's talk.

[@sageoreilly2634]

Fun fact- the boxes each day comes in are actually set pieces- for example day one is Santa’s slay to put on top of the box and Day two is the fireplace on the ground floor.

[@pyoo]

omg!! I replayed all the box cause of you and noticed, sofa, etc. This elevated the calendar a lot!

[@absyntheew7075]

Chloé you did AMAZING!

[@cattusorb]

I'm always instantly enraged when I see woobles and the price of them compared to other yarn. I wish it was worth it but I could never. Glad you're doing it for us! lol

[@Donduinthedeathjester]

for like 20-30$ each kit... you can get all the stuff for around that price and make 2-3 of those lil things, way cheaper to buy everything yourself and follow a tutorial online lol

[@lt-ug2pz]

I also hate that the tutorials look to be video only, I have to have a pattern

[@ChloeRoseArt]

They have the pattern too! But yes absolutely, you could buy all this a lot cheaper! I find it nice in the sense of being a beginner. If I was more advanced and knew how to crochet already I wouldn’t buy it either. Patterns would be way cheaper!

[@WellISaidIt]

You are not just paying for the yarn but you are also paying for someones intellectual property and the hassle of not having to go find all the items needed for yourself. It's like telling Chloe that paper costs this much and paints this much so why are you charging so much for a painting.

[@horizon319]

Agreed! But the advent calendar for the finished products was pretty cute, ngl. 😅

[@KittyBeeViolinT]

I disagree with the comments that say, “it’s great for beginners” but reject it being worthwhile for those who know how already. These are just fun in general. The patterns are darling. You can continue making things with cheaper yarn later on. I’ve been making them mini. I get it that it’s not everyone’s jam. For me, an advanced crocheter, these have been so fun. I love how easy the yarn is to work with. It’s basically just a stress free, semi simple activity. The patterns are so detailed and guaranteed to be accurate every time.

[@flop7676]

My opinion on woobles was that it was perfect for getting me started and made learning easier for me personally than the other tutorials I tried. It was easier to focus and now im onto other patterns because of that start!

[@CodexPotter]

Same here. People forget you're paying for the tutorials and even sometimes limited one on one help. I think it's overpriced but not drastically. A half hour at my yarn shop to learn is $30. I'm a knitter but this was the first crochet I'd really done and I feel like I really learned enough to do some other simple projects. The yarn was good for learning, I could see my stitches clearly to identify when I made a mistake and I didn't accidentally split the yarn. Could you start with a cheap hook, ball of yarn, and a tutorial online and spend much less? Of course. But if I tried with my knitting yarn I absolutely would have gotten frustrated making the magic loop before I could even truly begin. I had tried and given up a few times, deciding to stick with knitting, but now I can and do add crochet accents to my knitting projects and I've done a couple more amigarumi since.

[@TheLeannelithium]

I learned the 12 day calendars are for the 12 days of Christmas which starts on Christmas and ends on January 5th also known as twelfth night. The 12 days celebrate the nativity. But I do imagine businesses still opt for the 12 vs the 24 for the reason you stated lol

[@erinhthorn]

The 12 days or 13 nights are not from Christian belief. It originated from Germanic belief. The 12 days start at midwinter (before a calendar change also day of birth of Jesus) and end on 2.1. or if you start on 24/25.12 end on 6.1.. These are the „Rauhnächte“ (roughly translated to „rough nights“) when you don’t notice that the days get longer right away. The Wilde Jagd (wild hunt) comes: Odin or Wotan rides with his mates and his wife (Frigg, Frigga, Hulda or Holle) to check your house. His wife on the inside, he and his mates outside. If you haven‘t cleaned everything or made sure everything is ready for winter, they will punish you for it. (A wee bit like the naughty or nice list). To prevent bad luck and wish for a good new year you have a lot of people around you, eat a lot and have a good time. But: whatever works for one to celebrate their belief. Beliefs change over time a lot and that is fine.

[@Iwanttodrawachicken]

After that comes Distaff Day. Big yarn day in our parts with massive gatherings and festivities. Look it up. It's pretty cool.

[@alexiscarmen1936]

Please post a part two! This looks like an awesome advent calendar!!

[@nbrad3105]

As a crocheter I'm seriously impressed at how well you did Chloe. Keep going. I promise you it does fet easier with practice 🎉🎉🎉

[@NailArtMom]

Shoutout to your Sisters STUNNING Christmas nails 😍

[@brendastanley8703]

Seriously I was obsessed with them! She should do content on crochet her voice is amazing!

[@drangonfliepink79]

Dont think you showed what was in box/door 12 lol i checked and recheaked thinking i missed something...would love a part 2 ❤

[@nellytisserant]

Same here, please chloe open door 12 😢

[@ChloeRoseArt]

@@drangonfliepink79 so sorry!! I genuinely have absolutely no idea what happened, I didn’t even notice when editing it! I also checked my sd card and it just ended at day 11 for some reason?? It was a small Woobles snow globe with 2024 on it!

[@bobbysmith8095]

i thought i was crazy, check like 3 time and didn't see it

[@skylou2791]

*I really like how you can reuse each of the boxes from the calendar as furniture pieces for the calendar. Some were bushes for outside, and there was the chest and couch as well. Very cute to use for each character you make.*

[@Epic_samantha]

I bought both advent calendars from the Woobles both 2023 and 2024. 2023 was kind of disappointing. It was basically a tree and some other accessories. The box was high quality and instead of mini boxes they were drawers. This year, 2024, they really outdid themselves. The box and the mini boxes make up a scene to display your Woobles and this year also had several full sized Woobles as well.

[@ChloeRoseArt]

This is good to know thank you! I wonder what next year will be like 👀

[@jellyem]

It is pretty cute! The design and the fact you can use it as a playset after too is very thoughtful! It's true that if you already know how to make em the price is nuts, but if you are a beginner the tutorials and such are nice. It seems like a decent value.

[@KacielNolwen]

Woobles is how I started to crochet, they were some of the best starting kit I've seen tbh. Sure they're more expensive than buying all the parts individually but as someone who never croched before and had nothing to start with getting a kit that included the yarn, the stuffing, the eyes and the hook was wonderful. And if I happened to hate it I wasn't stuck with loads of yarn and other materials I wouldn't use. Their videos are also seriously helpful. I still go to their youtube channel if I forget how to do a stitch cause they show it to you step by step. Only thing I didn't like is how they taught the magic circle, there are easier way to do it, at least for me.

[@theempath8244]

Hi Chloe, I think I know why some calendars are twelve days. There are 12 days of Christmas, and the price of the calendars reflect that, they are gifts for Christmas to open over the twelve days. I do this in gift form with numbers on them and in Christmas bags. The main gift is number 1 then the following 11 all go with the main gift to make a project. Sometimes I include goodies to eat while doing the project. So, keeping that in mind, they are probably priced to give as a gift for over the next period and not an Advent calendar as such.

[@karenthomas2302]

I’ve crocheted for over 40 yrs, and yes for a beginner your doing fantastic, just wait until your making Double Crochet, treble crochet, half double crochet, and front post or back posts stitches then it really becomes fun, once you learn you will never forget because you look at what you have made and feel the joy of accomplishments, you will get there, keep practicing that single crochet, and keep trying to read your patterns once your able to read them more things become available to you, from making your friend that’s having a baby a hand made blanket and booties and little hats, to making your MIL a beautiful afghan. It’s very addictive and you always look for your next project, my largest problem was I crochet when I got up did my chores for the day, when I was done with that I was back to crocheting, and now I have no feeling in my hands, and major carpal tunnel syndrome. And now I can’t feel a dang hook in my hands. lol it’s crazy, so do t go down that road I went down give your hands the rest they need. Pay attention to any pain you start to feel. And stop and let your wrists rest. Hope this helps and again your doing fantastic, and yes maybe once a month do another critter. lol tfs and many blessings in the new yr. ❤😊

[@TreeMarie84]

Woobles is such an amazing idea for anyone! Heck I've been crocheting since I was 6 and I would buy these for myself still! I love the kits come with everything you need!! For anyone starting on the crochet journey, tension is going to be the BIGGEST pain in the butt to master so try not to get discouraged! You can find tension rings now all over the place to help! Or if you crochet tight try going up a hook size, if you crochet loose go down a hook size.

[@daparkerwoman]

I plan on crocheting all the Woobles, putting them backnin their little boxes and giving it as an advent calendar for my then to be 4 year old granddaughter. I think the whole thing is so creative. Just love it. I think i ordered it because you mentioned it early on as one of the calendars you intended to do. Im not a great crocheter, need peace snd quiet and lots of head space for counting, etc. 😂

[@bobbysmith8095]

The effort you put in to make the project, thank you.

[@fuzzydragons]

my MIL is extremely fast at crochet, watching TV, talking up a storm and not making any mistakes but she has been doing it for prob over 20+ years, takes time to get that fast. think you did a good job with the cute little things 🙂

[@bsmithremmick]

I think I need to give Woobles a shot, I've tried crocheting before 2-3 times without success, maybe this will be the ticket...maybe

[@nikitatavernitilitvynova]

This is a little hack I have for you. I have lost majority of my good yarn needles and the other ones I have have a small eye hole. What I do to thread it is I use nymo thread meant for beading to thread it. For those who have no clue what nymo is, it's a type of nylon thread that instead of being extruded as a single filament of a given thickness (like 1mm thick fishing wire is just a 1mm thick piece of nylon basically), it's made up of much thinner threads and woven (I guess?) like a traditional sewing thread. This makes the thread much more bendy compared to fishing wire yet still it keeps some of the strength and doesn't feel flimsy like normal sewing thread. So I basically cut a little piece (I got a giant roll for beading) fold it in half, thread it through starting from the eyelet I just made and use that as a needle threader. They make specific needle threaders for yarn as the classic ones break easily because duh? Thread is much more delicate than yarn. But I think they might not work for all needles. And this is a pretty cheap alternative.

[@BorisMinor]

What was in box 12?

[@ChloeRoseArt]

I just realized that clip was entirely cut out 😩😩😩 sorry! It was a little snow globe haha

[@belimandziuk2561]

please, please, please, please a part II

[@graylor1]

Oh, bless your heart. To thread the yarn needle, pull out a couple inches of yarn, twist it a little and fold it over itself. Squish the fold through the eye of the needle, voila, no splaying. The result is cute, the price is absurd, and I have sooo many amigurumi supplies given to me by beginners who couldn't make it work. Please, if anybody reads this, please, if you are a beginner crocheter start with cheap cotton yarn dishcloths, I beg of you.

[@Sujufan2010]

As someone who started with a Woobles (tho it turned out to be a knockoff) kit, I've found them really useful! I think it helps that it's a relatively short project, and the sense of accomplishment is way bigger than finishing a dishcloth

[@nellytisserant]

Hi chloe, wish you merry christmas and happy new year 🎉 Please, open box 12 🤪

[@KarenStefanik]

That’s sweet

[@DestinyR7]

Yes part 2 after your hands recover! Maybe you could have someone help you again to get through the remaining parts. I’d love to see the fawn and the tiny sweaters, so cute! Happy holidays! *

[@TealCheetah]

Kits that come with the magic knot already started, is a great idea! Im an intermediate crocheter, and magic knots are still my nemesis. I have to find a video and go thru it slowly each time I need one, ugh!

[@arsenette17]

My mom has shown me at least 100 times how to do a magic ring but I absolutely can't do it. I always end up cheating by creating a chain and slip stitching it into a loop before putting my first row of stitches into that

[@rumpeltyltskyn]

I’d probably never get myself another woobles kit (but I wouldn’t dislike getting one as a gift) but it absolutely opened up crochet AND amigurumi with one kit. I went from being intimidated by even the concept of amigurumi to being excited to make more immediately. So very much recommend for beginners. The price was worth it for the videos.

[@DurrEShahwar-wz1ko]

I love that she opens every advent calender under the sun for us❤❤❤

[@TruthInBeauty]

I loved the advent calendar series. As someone who crochets I'm not the biggest fan of woobles but they're great for getting beginners in to crochet and that makes me happy. Would love a full series of you making your woobles projects!!❤❤❤

[@dwaalatticsalt7886]

I really like their patterns and special hooks, just not a fan of their yarn😕 I know they sell just their yarn in some places, I wish I could buy just the patterns, too!

[@melamoris6728]

I know Wobbles sells their yarn on Amazon, but it's really expensive. They also have a Wobbles book that you can buy that has a bunch of projects in it.

[@lindseyemberton5286]

The cardinal sweaters are adorable! That's above and beyond to me ❤

[@cerwelt]

I didn’t expect you to crochet. I’m an artist who also loves needlework. I crochet, embroider and am teaching myself to knit. Love this video. Love the advent box. Most don’t measure up, but this one did. Thanks. Did you get enough likes to do part deux? Hope so.

[@dawnthegoblin]

I loved the video despite woobles not being my favorite. I think there's a lot of charm in this box especially at that price point!

[@Ergmermerg]

I feel like a pixie cut would be super flattering on you.

[@mmeos]

I haven’t got to my 2024 calendar yet but I did complete the 2023 one last year. In my opinion it had only a couple of large projects and some little ones. They stretched it by putting the crochet hook for all of the projects in one day, then the stuffing in another, then a tin, then some pins…. I like this one better. You can start from day one and not have to wait for the different components so you can complete a project. Also I have learned from past projects (knit and crochet) always reroll your yarn. Then you can spot things like those knots and prevent future tangles. I learned that lesson the hard way…. Just got my adventure book - can’t wait to start!

[@pebblesthecat3625]

Because I have a perverse sense of humour and would like to see you struggle with something more complicated, I have ticked the "like" button and have asked all my friends to do the same. 😅 I too am left handed and for the life of me, cannot crochet as everyone who has tried to teach me has been right handed, and I simply cannot "get it" . They have ended up frustrated, angry, ended up crying at my stupidity and eventually lost the plot and thrown everything down and walked out, muttering to themselves, to the cat, to the wall, and any inanimate object that would listen about me being unteachable ! So I would like to see you do more crocheting, if only to prove it is possible.

[@wintersprite]

I do some things left handed, such as writing, batting, and putting. That said, I also do some things right-handed (I’m mixed handed). Being mixed handed also has struggles when it comes to trying new things, because I don’t always know which hand I’ll be more comfortable doing something. As a kid, I tried learning crochet left-handed, from my great aunt, but couldn’t get the hang of it. As it turned out when I tried again in college, I crochet righty. It has made me realize other things that I didn’t do well at lefty (tennis, archery, etc.) and might be better at righty. I play instruments righty too, hallelujah. I think I probably do more things right-handed but definitely not all. I was just always labeled “left-handed” as a kid so my teachers thought I did everything lefty.

[@Atlazuko]

for ease of getting any thread on a needle wax it. the wax keeps it from fraying. you can also just wet the end of what ever you are trying the thread the needle with in a pinch but it doesn't keep the threads together as well or as long as waxing it.

[@mychaoticneutralace4617]

i think 12 boxs for a crochet advent calendar is kinda ideal, it give people 2 days to do one project (or more if one is just an accessory) for people that are new or slow with it before having to open the next one

[@CianneDoodles]

Crochet…yes!! These Woobles are awwdorable! Oh…don’t let the snowman drink the hot chocolate!!

[@kristinhedlund3513]

When you are threading the needle, if you fold a tiny piece of card stock over the yarn and push the folded end trough the eye of the needle, it makes it much easier

[@PlaidPajamas11]

I seem to be of an unpopular opinion in the comments but I adore the woobles kits. Yes, they're not cheap BUT for a beginner, they include everything you need and really well done tutorials. And as a complete crochet noob, I don't even know the first thing about what yarn to get, let alone what project is hard or easy. My only wish is that you could buy them without the crochet hook. I only need one or two hooks, if I want 6 kits with the yarn and pattern, I don't need 6 crochet hooks. I've now done 7 full size and 3 accessories of woobles and would buy more to strengthen my amigurumi skills if I could get no hooks.

[@Shannttelle]

It may sound gross but lick/wet your finger tips and roll the end of the yarn between your fingers. It makes the tip of the wool pointed and makes it easier to thread in the needle

[@trippy6183]

Did I miss something…? What was in day 12….?

[@ChloeRoseArt]

I literally have no idea what happened, I opened it (it was a small Woobles snow globe) the footage isn’t on my sd card either! I’m so confused

[@dianes6590]

There is a very easy way to thread your yarn. Take a piece of paper and cut a strip 3 in. long and narrower than the width of the needle eye. Place the yarn across the paper and fold the paper in half. It will sandwich the yarn. Take the two end pieces of paper and put them into the needle eye. Pull the paper thru the needle and it will pull the yarn thru as well. Happy crocheting.

[@melissaaldosari8024]

Great idea!

[@craftykat]

Very cute. I've been crocheting for over 30 years so find these way overpriced, but that said, I think they are wonderful for beginners and a lovely way to get people interested in crocheting who might not otherwise.

[@bluepiggy99]

Watching someone crochet left-handed is wild! You did a wonderful job!

[@hollymarieexe]

Woobles is how I learned to crochet after seeing you do Pierre the Penguin, and it was my starting point to getting into crochet in general! After a few projects I realized that the yarn just wasn't for me, and it turned into a process of finding the yarn that I fit with the best. The hooks for the Woobles aren't great quality and tend to grab and split yarn constantly when you try to use it for other projects. Not to mention the easy peasey yarn that they sell now is so much more expensive than actual skeins of regular yarn! It's a good point to start with, but after that everything is the same body shape with just a few different accessories thrown in for the most part.

[@oliviaquinlan1754]

Fair play to you and your sister in law for getting so many of them made! *

[@roxannbannach4920]

I am watching you do this as I am sewing up a ripped jacket. You did a beautiful job! I give you a ton of credit for doing these. These do not look like beginner projects. I have been crocheting for 53 years and I would have a hard time with them. The crochet hook you use can make a large difference too. Check out other brands, as the depth of the hook changes. Happy Holidays to you and yours.

[@deniseg7340]

Would love to see the tiny sweaters! The box is cute - you can store the little guys away in it until next year; I do love a good "Stack n Store" organizer! I have to take a trip to Target tomorrow and hope to grab a copy of your new book; looking forward to kicking off 2025 making more arts/crafts than watching other people make arts/crafts! Although it is fun to create while you're chatting away in the background - like having a crafting buddy right in your own studio.

[@wondernerd]

On the embroidery I believe they have you do it that way because it’s more beginner friendly I’ve been crocheting for a few years and when I was learning I would embroider after stuffing because it helped me learn the placement and where things should be embroidered but now that I’m more experienced I’ve transitioned to embroidering before stuffing.

[@nightvalebunny137]

You did BRILLIANTLY!! I hope you do finish it and show us how they all look chilling in the scene.

[@MystearicaClaws]

I'm literally crocheting while watching this. I loved the idea of Woobles and I'm happy so many people became hookers after them but I despise them personally. I saw that Squishmallows made their own crochet kit and I HOPE they are just as Squishy and better made. 💚

[@skadifrozenfury9266]

I too started with wobbles, i think it’s a good tool to learn the basic stitches and build confidence. Since then I have gotten a number of different kits and like the comment you and your SIL made, you can change the order of the rules and/or make your own embellishments, like not doing the arms. So if you don’t like the stuffing on the outside, especially dark yarn where the white is more noticeable. Then do the stitches before stuffing, use the same method and then stuff the ends in after you have stuffed to secure the stitches or tie knots behind the stitches and then stuff. Look at the rules more as a guideline rather than a law.

[@kimdaniells4514]

ADORABLE!!! Absolutely part 2 please. 😊

[@StrawberryTheArtist]

Another Chloe Rose Art video!!! Yay!! I got a lot of woobles kits for Christmas, so I can’t wait to try them out :D

[@ChloeRoseArt]

Cool!! Which ones did you get??

[@StrawberryTheArtist]

@@ChloeRoseArt Thanks for asking! I got Toast the Shiba Inu and Kiki The Chick!

[@enigmasky3264]

I am a lifelong crocheter, but anything amigurumi? Nope. Never. Tried a few different ones. Can absolutely do it. But can not for the life of me imagine why I would want to do such fiddly little things. (Note I do fine lace crochet work so apparently I have different 'fiddly' standards.) But bravo to anyone who does them. Particularly a novice.

[@TeresaWyatt-qm2hc]

Love you are lucky to get those done with everything you had going on wholly canoli you did a great job BTW

[@caffeinemonster4274]

This is by far my fav advent you’ve opened ! Super crafty. Love it *

[@TheEducatedMind]

Thank you for reviewing this. Always wanted to try a kit but, have been a bit intimidated. This is encouraging. *

[@evilminionnumber2]

I think Woobles is the best starter brand, but they are really expensive for anyone who isn't a novice.

[@Liljmonster]

I think this is the best and most complete advent calendar I’ve ever seen you open!

[@susanjensen5787]

and since its winter themed you can put your penguin in the outside with snowman or in the right side couch haha so cute hope you get enough likes

[@carrollwilson5169]

Love the calendar, YES to a part 2 please. Wishing you a fantastic 2025 🩷💖🩷

[@Avistew]

Good job on making your own magic ring! It's tricky to get it to close all the way at first. Your baby cardinal ended up so cute! Smaller stuff can seem simpler but sometimes it's actually trickier. I would love to see a sequel to this. And if I had the budget I'd get this calendar, it looks great and you can play with the characters in the set after you're done. For someone too young to crochet you could even do it all in advance and then they'd get the characters or accessories in each box already made. For the day with the tin you could put candy or something in the tin. And you'd get to keep all the crochet hooks for yourself :P (I agree that you probably don't need one per character though).

[@hildalewis5958]

Here is a tip to keep the yarn from fraying when you try to put it through the needle..... put masking tape on it. One piece on each side flatten the yarn out put the masking tape on it where it is sandwiched between the two sides then cut it into a point and thread it through and then cut the tape off. You only need a very small amount. I've been doing it for almost 42 years now. It has never failed.

[@muluavila]

YESSS, part 2 finishing them. I love crochet and one of the kits of the woobles made me learn better 💙 but yeah, I wouldn’t buy them again because they’re expensive and I already know how to crochet

[@shionyitzumura]

this is such a cute calendar wish i knew about it sooner. a friend wants to learn to make crochet plushies. Also as always your videos are amazing.**

[@randomfandoms1907]

I would love to see a part 2!!!! So glad you picked up crochet I love it so much myself!!!

[@AngiGustafson]

My first wooble was disaster but practice has made me amazingly better! Keep it up! You will get it!

[@the_littlesiren]

As a self taught crocheter, I think the Woobles are super cute for beginners and seems like such a fun way to get people into the craft. BUT. They are SO. SO. OVERPRICED. If they sold the patterns for those who don’t want the kit, or were much cheaper, I’d like them more. The prices just feel outrageous for any regular crocheter. Yarn is cheap, and there are incredible swaths of AMAZING patterns online. I’m also a one set crochet hook gal, so tons of crochet hooks feels wasteful to me. Woobles just doesn’t seem worth it, as cute as they may be. :(

[@ChloeRoseArt]

They have a book full of patterns which I think would be much better for more advanced people! I’ve seen it in Michael’s a couple times

[@累-b9o]

such a cute advent calendar! the box everything is so well designed 🤩 *

[@danakirby5337]

I have seen so many of these but have been so scared that I wouldn't be able to follow the tutorials. It's good to know that the tutorials are really good! *

[@Armedan]

I love your sister in law tips !

[@ShainaMakesStuff]

That was great! I think it was also a good example of how practice makes better.

[@cherriemater]

17:12 Get yourself a lighter and carefully "melt" your ends by igniting the lighter and holding your thread over the flame (not close enough to burn your fingers but just until you see the "change" in your thread. You can even squish the end you thread through the needle to a point to make that process easier. This will end the fraying. It will not, however, work the same with cotton. Only poly or nylon "thread." Merry Christmas and Happy New Year❤😊

[@wintersprite]

I’ve done this for ribbon ends that I don’t want to fray (such as hair ribbons for my dolls). A tiny bit of craft glue also works.

[@wintersprite]

I haven’t tried Woobles because of the price, however if the rumored American Girl collab becomes a reality and is cute, I may splurge on that. Otherwise, I’d likely only get Woobles if I find one on sale. I haven’t done much amiguris but have dabbled a bit. Also, I got your Draw Your Own Adventure book for Christmas! Can’t wait to start it. Oh, if you want an easier crochet project, look up crochet wreath ornaments. The ones I make are just a couple of rows going around a bottle cap ring. Then you can add a bow and/or decorate in other ways if you want. They’re pretty quick for me. I don’t do a lot of crocheting (or knitting) but like making blankets and scarves for my dolls.

[@melissaaldosari8024]

I saw the tin and immediately thought … 😮 🎉 watercolor palette!😂

[@wintersprite]

I turned a Bob Ross mint tin into a small water color palette.

[@melissaaldosari8024]

Great minds think alike! 😂​@@wintersprite

[@wystearya4347]

I appreciate this review especially. I like the idea of the woobles, but the cost vs the materials is too high for me. I'd rather buy my own yarn and find some beginner tutorials for free online. They are so super cute! Some I would love to have, but I don't think the value is there for the price. Thank you for sharing this one with us!

[@Hades_Bell]

When it comes to embroidering before or after stuffing it's really personal preference. I prefer after because to me it's easier, but it all depends on the person.

[@emmathemagicalpug9851]

I love you Chloe! You’re so kind and funny!! Your talent is so inspiring

[@deonkonzen3580]

I haven't tried woobles yet, but if I do, I'm only getting it for the collectible crochet hook XD

[@themissingcastle]

Ive always been curious about woobles. I never bought one but the Minecraft one look very tempting. If its easier and cheaper to find pattern and tutorials for them i would love it but i know nothing about thos stuff

[@letigra86]

As a person who crochet, you did a great job.

[@DawnEllis]

I had the woobles one from last year and it was 24 days, not every box was it's own project so sometimes you had to wait a day or two to finish a project. Also at least in my box I found that some of the smaller projects felt like they shorted you on yarn for the project and I had to steal from other projects to finish. It only came with one crochet hook too which was pretty far into the box so if you wanted to start a project it was better if you already had a hook. However at least I did get some extra yarn from some of the main characters to 'steal" for use, plus enough to make a few extra projects. there were a lot more "small" projects and only a couple larger wooble character designs. Most of the videos did work for me for the how toos but a couple were broken or out of order, thankfully I figured out how to download the patterns. I did love how they had both left and right handed explanations.

[@LeaNuggiesArt]

Thanks for this series, it's been wonderful watching over the holiday season*

[@devonm8849]

This kit looked amazing, and I thought you did really well. I find crochet so hard

[@miroux1111]

You did a great job! I have a couple of these kits and I haven’t started them yet. I have crocheted some amigarumi from patterns I found and other types of videos on KZbin, and it’s fun and addicting. This calendar looks really awesome. Maybe I’ll make sure to get one next year. I would love to see you do more of them, as long as you are up for it.

[@CourtLLRN]

Wait, I'm confused - did we ever see what was in box number 12? Adorable calendar overall, though!

[@toofidgety]

I love your videos! I just wish Woobles shipped to the UK 😢

[@ChloeRoseArt]

I hope they do soon!! They’ve grown exponentially with their licensing even in the last few months I’ve been following them. They’re also in Walmart now so I reckon it’s only a matter of time!

[@littleowl22778]

As someone who also has adhd and has "tried* to previously learn to crochet, I struggled alot with trying to learn from youtube tutorials. I got some progress but like every hobby is start. I soon lose interest if I'm not seeing the progress i think i should be making fast enough. But I really want to learn to do it because there are just so many cute things I would Love to make!

[@ChloeRoseArt]

I get it!! I like the woobles videos because they’re short and bite sized and quick? Like usually a minute or under and pause at the end so you can work on what you did, that’s why I like it!

[@alicianm]

Hi chloe, love your videos! Try folding the yarn over a bit and pushing the yarn where it's bent through the eye of the needle. That's the easiest way I've found!

[@jeanproctor3663]

I'm glad that you showed the Woobles creation content in your video, because I can't crochet for toffee! I've tried lots of times, but I just can't get my brain to absorb how to do it at all. I've tried loads of times, using left and right handed methods and even trying to learn alongside a fellow-left-handed friend but anything I produce just looks like some weird, abstract willy-warmer for someone that's very poorly endowed. These look so cute though and I've seen other amigurumi kits in shops but not had the courage to give them a go (although I do knit and learned from a book. I tried to use the same book to learn to crochet but that fell on its face).

[@denieseverything]

Love the video Chloe, I'm an experienced crocheter who has tried woobles and although they're expensive I think they're okay quality for the help you're getting and the sheer cuteness for the characters. Also, am I missing something, or did you not actually show what was in box 12 in this video? Very curious if it was another character. I was expecting a santa.

[@ChloeRoseArt]

Nope I literally somehow don’t have footage for day 12 😭 it’s so bizarre, feel like I’m in the twilight zone haha. I filmed it, but didn’t even notice when I edited that it wasn’t in there until I uploaded it and had a couple comments about it 😳 I just checked my sd card and it’s not on there either!! I’m so confused! It was a Woobles snow globe for 2024!

[@meg2831]

The ones you got done are so freaking cute!

[@efj0096]

I hope you and your family have a safe and healthy new year ❤

[@ChloeRoseArt]

I wish the same for you and yours!

[@herothebard]

I always assumed that advent calenders that were 12 days was a nod to the 12 days of Christmas song.

[@Azkademon]

Happy New Year!! Please make a part two!! :D

[@ghostreyn]

I have been considering trying wobbles for a while now but i have been nervous to as I have tried crochet in the past and I struggled so much i gave up, this was kind of a nice intro to some of the brand it's self in the eyes of a beginner with some different projects.

[@sonyiaward9926]

My daughter loves to crochet she just started and made a few that she'd love this

[@amikireicraftstore]

So, as someone who crochets for a living and design patterns should I call myself a professional? Seasoned crocheter? I don't know 😂 When I saw the idea at first, I found it lovely. The magic ring is hard for beginners so it is kind of good they do it for you. I would have someone buy, I don't know one Wooble and the encourage them to look for easy patterns (There are a lot of free ones and yarn can be expensive but for beginners, you can get yarn very cheap) Then, they can keep going. I find this incredibly expensive, I know digital content has value, but those patterns are insanely easy to design, and they do repeat videos for same shapes so it is not that much considering the content, I value the putting together of the items and packaging, but if I put everything together I couldn't get 10$ (being generous) buying in bulk as they do things like stitch markers, needles and crochets can cost pennies. So, for a calendar that is literally worth 12$ a day... No, that is way too expensive. (And the kits are beyond too expensive) * BUT I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS, PLEASE DO CROCHET SOME MORE ♡♡♡ *