Kogyxe Beginners Crochet Kit, Amigurumi Crochet Starter Kits w Step-by-Step Video Tutorials, Hanging Potted Plants Knitting Starter Pack for Beginners Decoration, Plants Family (40%+ Yarn)

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This is a really cute project that is not written with a beginner/learner in mind. I think an ambitious beginner could figure this out as a second or third project, but as someone who has been crocheting for a few years, I struggled (as a caveat, I am self-taught and I'm still learning so much). There's enough yarn to complete the project, but I really wish the design itself had you make the leaves as you made the vine rather than making all the leaves and sewing them onto the vines as weaving in ends is the absolute worst. I am happy I got the kit as the finished product is really fun.

The video instructions were a much have as the booklet was impossible to understand. There is no assembly video for the wisteria though so I'm left relying on the booklet. Quality of materials seems good enough. This is my first time crocheting and I'm excited for my next project.

Cute project and finished in less than a week. Was able to follow the videos well. I did the same as one of the other reviews where i made leaves connected from another pattern/video i found online. Would do another and do various length leaves for fun!

Was very happy with the item when I received it. Had plenty of yarn and all tools as described. Book came with QR codes to scan for video instructions. This was awesome as the written instructions were difficult to understand. Once completing all the pieces it was time to put it together. I referred to written instructions. Again it referred me to video for specific instructions. There is no video for putting all the pieces together. This is very frustrating! I would not purchase this item again or any of their other crochet kits.

The videos were very easy to follow as a beginner

instructions seem pretty reasonable.

In one way, this is a very simple pattern, in that you just do single crochet to make the tendrils and then sew the leaves on after. So I guess that’s simple, but I honestly find sewing leaves on pretty tedious (all those loose strands to deal with) instead of just making a pattern that adds them in as you go. If you don’t mind that, it’s an easy enough pattern to follow, and while the yarn isn’t the best quality, it’s not the worst.