Crochet Your Own Willendorf Venus With This FREE Pattern

Posted by Danielle | Apr 22, 2018 | Crochet Hacks, Free Patterns! | 0 |

Also known as Venus in Schatulle or Venus I, the Willendorf Venus sculpture is estimated to be 29,500 years old! It was found about 109 years ago in the Wachau Region of Austria and is currently located in the Natural History Museum in Vienna.

Crochet your own replica!

Get the FREE pattern via Trishagurumi. Hat tip to Lorna Watt!

FREE PATTERN: Willendorf Venus, designed by Trisagurumi.

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