NICU Lil Octopus

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Skill Level

Intermediate

Skills Needed

Amigurumi
Seamless
Simple Stitches
Worked In The Round

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Pattern Details

This was designed for babies in the NICU. They are doing fascinating work with these. Read some articles on the pattern page. Also makes a great cat toy. I have links to articles and a free video tutorial on my website that is linked in the pattern. I’m trying to do a nice thing by offering this pattern, I do not pretend to know anything medical related. Please check with your hospital before donating.

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HEY EVERYONE! I'm Deja Joy, The designer behind Knit and Crochet Ever After. Sign up for my newsletter. I offer new patterns at 50% for the first week with promo codes exclusive to the newsletter. Click here to sign up now (copy and paste if not clickable): https://gem.godaddy.com/signups/194927/join READ ON TO LEARN A LITTLE ABOUT ME. How long you been crocheting? From the time I learned from my great-grandmother until now over 25 years. Actual time crocheting (my 20s were a blur of school, work and debt, having a stash was not an option) probably about 15. Howd you start designing? I got pregnant. I picked up the hook to make some stuff. I realized I liked designing rather than following a pattern, now Ive been doing it over 6 years. Favorite yarn? Self striping in beautiful vibrant colors Where ya from? I spent the better part of my life in Southern California, and while I miss Disneyland and the predictable weather, I find that moving around from place to place a more interesting adventure. Currently Im living with my family in the Bay Area but that will probably soon change as my husbands military orders do. Update: Im not back in Southern California for at least the next year. Well see where the Navy takes us next.