Designer Spotlight: Charming Crochet Critter Patterns By The Cheerful Chameleon

Posted by Danielle | Apr 11, 2020 | Amigurumi Patterns, Crochet Patterns, Featured |

Every week I highlight one of my favorite knit, crochet and fiber art designers on Etsy!

This week I’m featuring cutie-patootie crochet amigurumi patterns by Charlyn Smith of The Cheerful Chameleon.

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Dexter The Dilophosaurus	Ashley the Phoenix and Fantastic Fire Bird Patterns	Flynn The Flying Fox Bat
Fidget The Ferret	Sugar Glider	Screech The Owl
Grumps The Pup	Red Eyed Tree Frog	Fennec Fox
Betty The Ball Python	Shark	Phoenix

See more designs by Charlyn Smith of The Cheerful Chameleon!

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