Spring Chicks Pattern
These are the most adorable amigurumi spring chicks you have ever seen. A beginner-friendly crochet project but also super fun to make for more experienced crocheters.
Make them in enchanting colors before you put them on your mantel or hang them on the Easter tree. It will put a smile on your face guaranteed every time you see them!
This free crochet pattern is made of basic stitches and with DK worsted yarn and it will take an afternoon of your time.
This crochet pattern and image are property of Crochet And Stitches.
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