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"content": "😬 That is so great!! My suggestion is to start with something flat to learn the stitches and how to count them. Like wash cloth sized, a big grip on the hook might help with little hands (a pencil grippy thing if it'll stay on the hook is what I've seen). Mooglyblog.com hopefulhoney.com leftinknots.com and repeatcrafterme.com all have great tutorials and free patterns for easy projects. One day, I'll have to get on hivetalk and do some lessons. The biggest thing is patience!!! 🫂💜🧶",
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