Bee Worry Worm Crochet Pattern
Help children deal with their worries, frustrations, and anxieties with this simple “Don’t Worry Bee Happy” Crochet Pattern. This little Bee is here to comfort kids and help curb their fears.
This little crochet bee pattern is an adaptation of the popular crochet worry worms. It’s an ideal project for Random Acts of Kindness or as a small gift for kids who suffer from worries, anxiety, or loneliness.
This crochet pattern and image are property of Start Crochet.
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