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Crochet has quite a few benefits. Firstly, it's a great way to practice mindfulness. It allows you to focus on one thing deeply, using your hands to craft your very own floral piece.

Another benefit is that crafts of all kinds have been proven to help with anxiety and stress. Having any creative practice is a great way to reduce the stress levels associated with our busy lives in the modern world.

Finally, crochet is a very practical craft. Once you learn the basics, you can build your skills to create all kinds of functional items in your life. From clothing to homewares, there is a huge range of practical things you can make with crochet, and it's a skill you can use for a lifetime!

The difference between milk yarn and chunky chenille yarn is in their weight and number of strands. Milk yarns is thin, soft, light, and made up of multiple yarn strands. Chunky chenille yarn is heavier, thicker, and is a single strand. Both are beginner friendly, but milk yarn is used more for detailed pieces, and chunky chenille is mostly used for larger plushes.

Crochet is a craft where yarn is interlocked using a hooked needle to create textured clothing or plush toys. Each stitch in crochet is completed before starting the next.

The stuffing is made from polyester fiberfill. This keeps your crochet piece not only full, but soft!

In our chunky crochet kits, we use chunky chenille yarn. The soft, thick yarn is perfect for our oversized amigurumi designs.

You'll need a large hook for chunky crochet. All materials needed will be inside your Craft Club kit, so there's no need to guess!

Crochet is typically perceived as easier than knitting. This is due to crochet only needing one hook, whereas two are needed for knitting. With patience and practice, they can be just as easy as each other!

Chunky crochet is absolutely okay for beginners! The thicker nature of the yarn and hook makes it easy to see what you're doing and count your stitches.

That's okay! Included in our kits are access to technique tutorial videos and the pattern. These are perfect for beginners.

A gentle wash would be ideal to clean your chunky crochet plush pieces. Alternatively, spot cleaning for a smaller area.