English version reversible octopus crochet amigurumi plush

Para la versión en español, entra al siguiente enlace / For the Spanish version, click on the next link:
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🐙 Hi! I made this tutorial first in spanish and since some of you have been asking for the english version, I decided to give it a try (english is not my first language, so I hope everything is clear enough though)
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[@CreandoConMusa]

Hi Guys! I'd like to take a moment to thank you for your support, it means so much to me that you have liked this tutorial 💕 if you want to support my channel by tipping me you can now go to my "buy me a coffee" account and leave a donation. I will be forever thankful with each one of you. The link is here 👉 www.buymeacoffee.com/CreandoConMusa Stay safe, Love, Musa ❤️

[@yoonjinpark8308]

Me: *trying to focus on the stitches in the video* Also me: *turns up the volume to see it better*

[@regretd3156]

Omg same 😂😭

[@hcraig611]

Emily Click on the 3 dots and click video playback to 0.5 or lower slows the video down

[@bunnyblueofficial5247]

Why is this so me

[@bunnyblueofficial5247]

🤣

[@cl.0wn618]

SAME

[@cudgypottato8238]

I love it how you explain, even without talking. You should totally do more videos in english!!!!!!

[@CreandoConMusa]

Thank you, Reelika! This means so much to me, since I wasn't really sure if it was going to be understood... The latest videos have also english subtitles, I hope you like them too ❤️

[@cadencebommarito1412]

I’m making this right now and just wanted to say I love how easy it is to follow!! So excited to finish it, it’s so cute!!

[@jesslee4633]

May I know the measurements of the octopus? Height of the octopus and also the diameter (from one leg to another leg)?

[@izzyxx8031]

I have a written pattern and i got stuck with the tentacles so I decided to watch a tutorial. I came across many tutorials but this one is the best! thank you so much! 🤗🥰

[@CreandoConMusa]

Thanks a lot! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

[@sailorhall]

I just finished this and it is absolutely adorable! it took me over 10 hours but it was 100% worth it! this was an amazing tutorial, thank you so much!

[@CreandoConMusa]

❤️ ❤️ ❤️ Thank you!

[@Mia-u3t]

This is one of the best pattern I've seen on KZbin. Thank you for your time sharing.

[@juliaa_678]

Made this as a gift for my friend and now I’m making a second one for myself I love the tutorial it was really easy to follow even as a beginner

[@CreandoConMusa]

Thanks, Jul ia! I appreciate your kind words ❤️❤️❤️

[@tundebalint7760]

It is really simple, really easy and the cutest octopus I have ever seen. I just finished the lighter color side of this cutie. And thanks for the English translation.

[@CreandoConMusa]

❤️ ❤️ ❤️ Thank you ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

[@lovlydragon1312]

I just finished it! Its so cute. I do recommend a needle with a bend tip for the sewing part (definitely when sewing the tentacles on)

[@graemielle7213]

wow .. this is what im looking for ..thank you so much .. my daughter will love this ..i cant wait to make it ! thank you for the english translation 😍😍 your the best 👍

[@CreandoConMusa]

❤️ ❤️ ❤️ Thank you for your kind words 💕

[@lizzy1504]

I can’t thank you enough for this! It is so easy to follow and is consistently with how you instruct us!!! THANK YOU 🙏🏻

[@CreandoConMusa]

❤️❤️❤️

[@amypond7631]

This was an OUTSTANDING tutorial and I'm very excited to make my plushie now!! Thank you so much :)

[@alizar8769]

I love it!! Thank you for uploading it in English!!

[@ceylan8500]

And did you made one ?

[@hithere7148]

This took time and hurting hands but I love how it came out 😱 thx!!

[@CreandoConMusa]

❤️ ❤️ ❤️

[@patriciajohnson5565]

I love this tutorial. Its great. I am making a octopus right now and I wish I found you earlier. TGS. Happy Crocheting. .

[@CreandoConMusa]

Thanks, Patricia! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

[@laurad.308]

I absolutely love this! it very well explained even if you don`t talk. thank you so much for the pattern :)

[@CreandoConMusa]

Thank you, Laura! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

[@reetchhabra7041]

Thank you so much I was looking for this video from such a long time

[@CreandoConMusa]

❤️ ❤️ ❤️

[@aanyaahuja6359]

IM SO SO SO EXCITED TO START MAKING THIS AAAHHH

[@lanaalmafrachi6708]

I have just finished mine and it looked amazing😍

[@CreandoConMusa]

That is amazing, Lana! I'm glad you liked it! ❤️❤️❤️

[@isimpforshrekdaddy4476]

So adorable!

[@CreandoConMusa]

Thank you! ❤️ ❤️

[@ТомаЖеринова]

Спасибо за МК. Не понимая языка, но все так понятно.

[@patriciarene3991]

Just finish making this and love it! Thanks for the instructions.

[@CreandoConMusa]

❤️ Thank you, Patricia ❤️

[@jevmartinez5621]

Wow that's super cute! I wanna make that cutie octopus too but I don't know if we have that kind of yarn in the Philippines but will use the cotton yarn instead. Thanks for this vid!! 😍

[@CreandoConMusa]

It will work with any kind of yarn, results might look different (like the size for example) bust as long as you follow the pattern, the shape should look similar 😉❤️

[@achapterahead]

Thank you so much! Is this an original pattern? May I use it to make dolls for my etsy shop?

[@CreandoConMusa]

Hi! It is an original pattern made by me 😊 YES you can sell your finished product by crediting @CreandoConMusa as the pattern designer and a link to this tutorial (I'd appreciate it if you could) ❤️

[@khunshadawood4547]

I am trying to follow this Hope it turns out okay... fingers crossed❤

[@CreandoConMusa]

I hooe it does! ❤️ Thanks for watching

[@carrienguyen8964]

this is so cute!! i can’t wait to try it :)

[@evelynanthony9748]

Thank you so much for putting it in English I am working on it hope to send you apicture I enjoy learning something new keeping you in our prayers try to stay cool and safe in Jesus name we pray together Evelyn and Bob

[@CreandoConMusa]

Thank you for your kind words ❤️ take care 🤗

[@anyarendahl9958]

I love this pattern! Do you have any tips for not letting the opposite color yarn show through the stitches for the tentacles?

[@CreandoConMusa]

Hi, Anya! Thank you ❤️ the first thing you have to consider is that the thread you are hiding must be all the time on the back side of the stitches of the previous round, also you have to be pulling often this thread (not too tight or else it is going to deform your work) in order to reduce the possibilities of it accumulating between the stitches. I hope all this is helpfull 😉

[@abigailleon5766]

a tip would be that you show make it tight for the stitches don't show hope this helps

[@ninasplushies]

I am making it right now!

[@CreandoConMusa]

❤️ ❤️ ❤️

[@hcraig611]

My granddaughter has just seen this sent me a message with Grandma can you make me two of these pretty please so guess what I’m away to start.

[@CreandoConMusa]

That would make a beautiful present for her! I hope it's not that hard to follow, since i don't speak English that much ❤️

[@lolafrajman3277]

Hey I. 14 and I thought that the tentacles would be ridiculously hard for me to make but it was actually super straight forward I was hoping if you make another one you could make the vid a bit slower cuz even when I slow it down in settings it’s too quick thank you

[@CreandoConMusa]

Thanks! Yeah, that's a great advice; I've been working on making the latest tutorials slower, if you get to see any of them let me know what you think ❤️

[@dhiyap5]

You can show it in yt settings

[@lolafrajman3277]

its me five months later and im on my third octopus this pattern has not failed me yet !!!

[@m3l0n12]

Magnifico video:D

[@CreandoConMusa]

❤️ ❤️ ❤️

[@TasiaPena]

Hi! Thank you very much for your clear tutorial. I'm on 26:31. ROUND 26: 4SC, DEC.... I finished this round and have 60 stitches. I don't understand below it where is says R26 again but has dec, 9sc.....

[@CreandoConMusa]

Tasia, thank you very much! ❤️... I hope I can explain it right; as you can se thorough the tutorial will be displayed 2 instructions: above a series of rounds according to the section we are going to work and below the instructions of the round I'm currently working on, the instructions above lead you to the same result, just with a tiny difference (those are meant to make the increases on different spots in each round so you don't end up with an hexagonal shape) ... For the part you just mentioned if you go back a few seconds you'll see the R25 looks like if it is repeating too, but it is what I just explained (it corresponds to the section of decreases above and below is each round of decreases explained as I crochet along), I hope it is clear, if it is not, I don't want to confuse you more so if you just finished the R26 and you have the 60 stitches it says, you just did it right, so just go to the next step which is to make another piece just like this one with a different colour.

[@michellejoycetannya6436]

Is it ok to put the eyes using the washer?

[@ayabarni8317]

Very cute and I really started with it, but how many octopus legs we should make?

[@CreandoConMusa]

Hi! 8 tentacles 🤗

[@isabellaproce8071]

To make the octopus bigger would I just use a bigger/thicker yarn??

[@jennafrey6134]

I followed this same pattern with chunky yarn and it came out like a 6ft high. So yes.

[@savannahlackey6127]

Do we have permission to sell the finished product? Love this so much ❤️

[@CreandoConMusa]

Yes, of course! Also you would help me a lot sharing the link to the original video 😁❤️

[@savannahlackey6127]

Yes! If I decided to sale the final product (instead of keeping it for myself because it's so cute) I will link it in the description!

[@lucecita2833]

hi, i was wondering if you could do the octopus on just one side, like a normal one instead of a reversible one trad: hola, me preguntaba si podrías hacer el pulpo de un solo lado, como uno normal en lugar de hacer uno reversible, gracias

[@iguessimjustme5316]

Did I make the tentacles wrong? Yes. But did it still work? Also yes.

[@CreandoConMusa]

💕😂😂😂💕 Doesn't have to be perfect, you handled it and that's what matters 😎

[@bunnyblueofficial5247]

The hand are really small I followed exactly but it’s still small for the head like really small can I make my own patterns pls reply

[@CreandoConMusa]

Hi! If you feel the hands look awkward, you are able to change them the way you think they will look better. It is thought to look similar to the plushies you find on the stores, but maybe you are looking for something with longer arms (more realistic looking) so it's ok if you modify it 😉

[@bunnyblueofficial5247]

@@CreandoConMusa Okey ty

[@soysuva12]

How much yarn did you use? Is it more than 100 yards? or less? I have two different kinds of yarn and I don't know which one to use. "We Love Yarn" brand, which is 186 yds (50g), Sports Weight 100% cotton. My other one is: Hobbii's Rainbow brand, 100% cotton, Fingering / Sock Weight, 186 yds (50g). Will one of these work for making this? Edit: I wasn't sure which to use, so I went and bought the recommended yarn you listed to make this. (didn't want to mess up, since I'm still a beginner at this).

[@CreandoConMusa]

Any yarn will work as long as you use the right hook for it (the difference in the end will be the size of your finished piece) I'm not really familiar with the ones you mention, but for the characteristics you described they seem to be a bit thinner than the one I'm using (120 yards, 50 g) even when it is cotton too. Since it is thinner you will need less than I did if you follow this tutorial (it took me about 50 g of each colour, that is almost the whole ball. Hope this is usefull and you come out with a beautiful octopus ❤️

[@wendyrodriguez2616]

Is beautiful 😍😍😍😍😍

[@CreandoConMusa]

😘😘😘

[@neila6338]

hi i'm making this and i use a larger yarn so it ends up bigger but i'm having difficulties buying the right size for the eyes, can i know the measurements on your octopus? maybe the circumference or anything, so i can calculate the eye size that i should use

[@CreandoConMusa]

Hi, Neila! The circumference of the finished octopus measures about 36 cm and it is about 14 cm high; the eyes I used are 1 cm of diameter. I hope it is usefull and you find the right size for your octopus 🐙 ❤️

[@irisrussell7157]

Would it still work if I follow fewer rows and added the eyes and mouth to make it smallar

[@CreandoConMusa]

Yes, it will work... I'm not sure how small you want to make it but as long as it isn't too small to easily turn inside out, there should be no problem

[@darnelltaylor2389]

How long does this usually take you

[@CreandoConMusa]

Couldn't tell you really, I was making it during different lapses of time for a couple of days. If i get to do it again, I'll count the time invested and tell you more exactly 😉

[@gracefairgrieve9291]

The tutorial is great but I can manage to get the legs right, the colour change is going twisted and not straight like yours. Do you have any tips that can help me? Thanks

[@CreandoConMusa]

It is a normal thing that when we crochet after each round we start to see this happens. Mine are not totally straight actually; since it is a small piece, to me it wasn't a big deal to see this happened. Still I've seen some people say that working with the front loop only solves the problem (i think this might leave big holes, but you could try how this actually works if you want) one more thing to do (and that actually works at least a little bit better) is to work your single crochet making an "x" instead of a "v" look (for this there are several videos you can consult) it actually works, but I'm not a professional on that kind of stitch (though it looks so beautiful actually) I hope this was helpful ❤️

[@MarikaS-hx9tf]

hello! lovely video, I'm following it right now and creating a cute little octopus for my boyfriend! however, I have a question about the crochet pattern, why are some instructions in brackets and some aren't in a row? so for example, row 5 says sc, inc but then also says [3sc, 1inc] in brackets. what does this mean? does it mean you can choose which way to do it? I'm still new to crochet so I'm very sorry for this question if its hard to understand but I want to try to familiarise myself more with crochet patterns. thank you again! 💕

[@CreandoConMusa]

Hi! Thank you for watching ❤️ one and the most simple is to follow the instructions just as they appear on the lower part of the video (they change Round by Round) and you just will do whatever it says inside the brackets and repeat that the number of times it says on the number outside next to the * on R5 for example: [3sc, inc]*6 (I guess you already know that, but still that would mean you are making: 3 sc, inc, 3 sc, inc, 3 sc, inc, 3 sc, inc, 3sc, inc, 3sc, inc for a total of 30 stitches) working this way you might end up with an hexagon kind of shape since all the inc round by round are placed one over the other. There is a way to avoid your circle getting that hexagonal shape by placing all the inc on different spots round by round, which would lead us to the second way of working shown on the screen on the left side, so, for R5 you would work first 1 sc, then 1 inc and next you will do what is on the brackets 5 times ( 3 sc, inc, 3sc, inc, 3sc, inc, 3sc, inc, 3sc, inc) and finish with 2 sc for a total of 30 stitches. I hope this is clear enough and you finish your beautiful work ❤️ Musa

[@MarikaS-hx9tf]

@@CreandoConMusa im so grateful for your response thank you so much!! I understand what the pattern means now and I couldn't be more thankful for your explanation 💞 sending love your way and I love your videos!

[@czarynaviloria]

@@CreandoConMusa ahhhh oh noo :( i was confused with that part too cuz im new to crocheting, so i just followed the bottom left instructions. I'm actually doing double the size of what you made, im already more than halfway through but i just noticed it taking a hexagonal shape so i was confused :,) i wish i knew this sooner aaaaaaa would it look okay if i made one color like this, and the other color i'll do it correctly without the hexagonal shape?

[@CreandoConMusa]

When you stuff it it will lose the hexagonal shape, and if you make the other side with the other instructions it will be ok too, the size should be the same, so I'd say go ahead 😁

[@czarynaviloria]

@@CreandoConMusa Thank you so much!! I'm having a lot of fun making it ^^

[@flamelou9893]

Since I dont talk a fluent english, can you explain what sc and Inc means ? Does it means fine mesh/closely wovrn ? And Inc augmentation ??

[@CreandoConMusa]

"sc" means single crochet stitch, "dec" is a decrease of single crochet 😜

[@Ggoma76]

why are there extra instructions but they are not being done? For ex. R5, R7, etc. Its says SC, inc, (3sc, 1inc) but you don't do the SC, inc in the video?

[@CreandoConMusa]

Because those are meant to make the increase on a different place each round so it doesn't end up like a hexagon; I've put them for more experienced crocheters who have no problem following that. Even when the other instructions end up with a hexagonal shape, by the time you stuff, it happens to be barely noticeable they are easier to follow and are meant for beginners.

[@Ggoma76]

@@CreandoConMusa Thank you for the info. I am still a beginner just started crocheting last year. Still trying to learn the language & different techniques.

[@rowenaorcia4551]

how long yarn do you need to use to form the octopus head??

[@CreandoConMusa]

Hi! For the whole piece (body and tentacles) I used 50 g. Of each colour ( for a total of 100 g). Still this will depend of your tension, the hook you use and the kind of yarn you choose 😉

[@emmaclynshaw4142]

I've been looking for a video like this for a little while however when I make the 2nd body it comes up smaller then the 1st and then when I attach them together it just don't look right what am I doing wrong 😭

[@CreandoConMusa]

Hi, Emma! Make sure you are making the same amount of stitches on both pieces... If the number of stitches is right, then it might be the tension; working tighter in one piece and looser on the other would make the first one smaller 😜

[@paulineramos3913]

I have milk cotton. And everything needed, but i cant understand how to stitch huhu i don't know :(( can u explain me the numbers on screen? It's my first time doing this and this is my first project!

[@CreandoConMusa]

Hi, Pauline! If this is your very first amigurumi, I'd recommend a simple and small project before to get used to the stitches needed, I'll leave this one for example, in which i work very slow so you can see what is going on kzbin.info/www/bejne/bn-td5yOZcymmac Still if you already know some basics this octopus might work well and maybe you just need to know the meaning of the abbreviations or some more specific instructions, this is what you'll do: Start with a magic ring in which you'll make 6 single crochet (6 sc), for the second round you'll make 6 increases (inc 6) (an increase is when you make 2 single crochet on the same stitch) on this round you'll end up with a total of 12 stitches. For the 3rd round start with 1 single crochet and next an increase (you'll repeat this instruction 6 times, this way on the end on the round you'll have a total of 18 sc)... You'll keep following the instructions round by round, I hope this is really helpfull for you❤️

[@jesslee4633]

May I know the measurements of the octopus? Height of the octopus and also the diameter (from one leg to another leg)?

[@rozaliaurbanska691]

WOW❤️👍🏼

[@CreandoConMusa]

❤️ ❤️ ❤️

[@lynnmyatsoe8950]

each colour is needed only 50g for this project?

[@CreandoConMusa]

Hi, Lynn! Yes, but with a different size of yarn the amount would vary (also the tension might Influence on that too) 😉

[@anhtho906]

So we need 2-3mm hook or the 4mm one?

[@CreandoConMusa]

I'm usig the 4 hook even when the yarn says 2-3, because that helps me make stitches tightly (avoiding holes between them) still if you want, you can use the hook size the yarn mentions (might end up with a little different results, but works well)

[@laurensteger2321]

could you put a guide to your abreviations? im confused abt the "inc"

[@CreandoConMusa]

Hi! It's an increase. You will make 2 single crochet together on one stitch 😉

[@soshisquishy]

@@CreandoConMusa so does [5sc, 1inc] mean 6 sc in a single stitch? sorry i’m quite confused! also what does the *5 mean?

[@CreandoConMusa]

[5sc, 1 inc] means you are going to crochet 5 single crochet (one per stitch, not all together), then you'll make 1 increase (2 sc on one stitch) anytime you see this: *5 (the number might change) means you are going to repeat everything inside the brackets that number of times

[@jennisukulele6570]

On round 4 I keep ending up with 20 instead of 24? Not sure where I’m messing up

[@CreandoConMusa]

If you are sure you have 18 sc on R3, maybe you didn't make all the inc of the round 4... For R4 you should be making: 2 single crochet and then 1 inc, this whole instruction must be repeat a total of 6 times... If you actually count, the part that you must repeat makes a total of 4 stitches (2 sc + 2 (since the inc is made by 2 sc on the same stitch) for the total of 4) so, by repeating this 6 times (4x6=24) you should de ending with the 24 sc. It is important that you finish each round with the specific stitches, otherwise you will end with a totally different piece. I hope it is now clear and you keep going with your project 😘

[@CreandoConMusa]

Also make sure you are not skipping stitches from the previous round, that also could be the reason...

[@jennisukulele6570]

@@CreandoConMusa thank you! I was using a stitch marker and I think that’s what was throwing me off ☺️

[@emilytobias5475]

What yarn weight did you use?

[@CreandoConMusa]

Hi, Emily! For what i know, it is a DK weight yarn (3-Light yarn weight). Still, if you want, you can use any type of yarn (with the appropriate hook for it) it would only change the size of your finished project. I hooe it was helpful ❤️

[@kaseikolacek5765]

My colours are bit shifting to sides while doing tentacles... no idea why :/ number of stiches is correct...

[@CreandoConMusa]

It is a normal thing that when we crochet after each round we start to see this happens. Mine are not totally straight actually; since it is a small piece, to me it wasn't a big deal to see this happened. Still I've seen some people say that working with the front loop only solves the problem (i think this might leave big holes, but you could try how this actually works if you want) one more thing to do (and that actually works at least a little bit better) is to work your single crochet making an "x" instead of a "v" look (for this there are several videos you can consult) it actually works, but I'm not a professional on that kind of stitch (though it looks so beautiful actually) I hope this was helpful ❤️

[@kaseikolacek5765]

@@CreandoConMusa thank you very much for quick answer, I will look on to that "v" stich, and hope that stuffing will make it look better :) :)

[@madalinaflorina1886]

Hi! I really want to try it but I don’t understand what it means “sc, dec inc... can someone explain me in romanian?or in English... pls

[@CreandoConMusa]

Hi! "Sc" means single crochet stitch, "dec" means decrease (of single crochet stitch), "inc" means increase (of single crochet stitch) hope it works ❤️

[@kat2076]

Mine is coming out in like a hexagon instead of a circle

[@CreandoConMusa]

Hi, Katie! That is because your increases end up on the same point round after round (you are following the instructions shown on the lower part of the screen for what I see) once you keep going on the next rounds that is not much noticeable, still there is something you can do to avoid your work ending up like a hexagon: You would have to follow the pattern as it is shown on the rest of the screen, the one that shows from R1 - R12... I'm writing it here too: R1: magic ring with 6sc (6 sc) R2: 6 inc (12 sc) R3: [1 inc, 1 sc] *6 (18 sc) R4: [2 sc, 1 inc] *6 (24 sc) R5: sc, inc [3 sc, 1 inc] *5, 2 sc (30 sc) R6: [4 sc, 1 inc] *6 (36 sc) R7: 2 sc, inc, [5 sc, 1 inc] *5, 3 sc (42 sc) R8: [6 sc, 1 inc] *6 (48 sc) R9: 3 sc, inc, [7 sc, 1 inc] *5, 4 sc (54 sc) R10: [8 sc, 1 inc] *6 (60 sc) R11: 4 sc, inc, [9 sc, 1 inc] *5, 5 sc (66 sc) R12: [10 sc, 1 inc] *6 (72 sc) Some beginners might find it hard to follow, but working that way your increases are on different places each round, this way your circle looks more "perfect". Also I recommended you use some stitch markers to have a better control of the stitches on each round. I hope this is helpful and your octopus ends up really nice ❤️

[@kat2076]

@@CreandoConMusa thank you so much!

[@artbymary]

👏👏👏👌👌

[@CreandoConMusa]

❤️❤️❤️

[@rainamar8076]

What does dec and inc mean ?

[@CreandoConMusa]

"inc" means increase of single crochet stitch, "dec" is a decrease of single crochet 😜

[@jomailasanchez8280]

Can I ask what size the octopus is please?🥺

[@CreandoConMusa]

Hi! The circumference of the finished octopus measures about 36 cm and it is about 14 cm high 🐙 ❤️

[@kaciwhitehead9799]

On the tenticels why do they have different number for the last part so the pink has to be 7 and the blue has to be 8 and then they switch

[@CreandoConMusa]

Hi, Kaci. That's to make the number of stitches on the tentacles match the amount of stitches on the body, so you can sew together just aligning them 😉

[@CreandoConMusa]

They must all have the same amount of stitches at the end (a total of 15), you'll make 4 with the decrease on the pink colour, (so for those you'll have 7 pink stitches and 8 blue) and the other 4 tentacles with the decrease on the blue colour (on these you'll have 8 pink stitches and 7 blue). When you sew, you will put one tentacle with 7 pink stitches, then one with 8 pink stitches, one with 7, one with 8 and so on. You'll end up alternating on each colour 7+8+7+8+7+8+7+8= 60 stitches to match the 60 stitches of the body 😁

[@cleidianesantos2119]

Gostaria muito do passo a passo em português

[@kaliabuckmaster293]

I started to make this, but it is GIANT. I had to just undo everything I just did for 2 1/2 hours...😩

[@lolafrajman3277]

whats wrong with a giant one?

[@kaliabuckmaster293]

@@lolafrajman3277 lol- it started to look like a bucket hat top😂 tbh a giant one would be cool but a waste of yarn

[@emilywelsh6751]

i dont even know what to do half the time

[@yaninamendoza162]

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