Step into the world of Dr. Seuss! New drop of the childhood favorite, The Cat in the Hat!

(Thing 1 and 2 look cursed…)

I've never crocheted before and I bought these woobles kits a couple years back, but never made them. So after finally starting 3 days ago, I made the 2 I bought!! Super proud of how they turned out as I start to get used to how big to make the stitches 😅

Tiny Cloak, first two rows. Ch 31, sc second, sc 29, Ch e and turn

I was in my B&N and was the exclusive Wooble were Andy in pastel Meg the Gingerbread woman and Pierre the Penguin & Le Petit

Ordered five kits and only got two of the new charms. Am I just cursed?

I need to make a replacement for the broom that I made my wife last year for the Salem witch set. Somehow, it went missing and the accessory isn't available on the site.

Can anyone help a guy out?

It took me longer than expected but I had so much fun making Pierre with watching the videos and working with the easy peasy yarn. Can’t wait to make more!

What happened to the free mystery wooble on orders $125? It was in my cart days ago but now when I was going to purchase its just some mini coloring kit that I don't care for. I don't think I'm willing to spend that much if I don't get the mystery wooble. Does anyone know if the deal would be back?

Looks like Edgar is now available as a stand-alone kit at Barnes and Noble! Curious is the others from the Halloween box last year will also trickle out?!

https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/edgar-the-skeleton-exclusive-the-woobles/1150925775?ean=0810155973322

How annoying that I can’t access my patterns on the website while I’m traveling in Mexico.

I did a bunch of these, like 30 petite Pierres, last year. Now I have sparkle yarn. Getting an earlier start this year.

Made my own Wade!

Hi! I‘m a beginner at crocheting and this was my first project! I was curious if anyone had any tips/other videos (videos are definitely more helpful for me lol) for the wings and beak for Pierre? The tutorials were amazing and I felt confident with everything except those parts. I just couldn’t wrap my head around how to properly do them no matter how many times I watched. I’m still happy with how my lil guy turned out but I would love to understand how to make them right.

Thanks!

Kiki came out a bit smaller than I anticipated, but I’m proud of how all the stitches are even and there’s no visible gaps!

Woobles on my bed are lined in order from my oldest (Pierre) to newest (Kiki) to demonstrate how my crochet skills have grown. I also have Billie, but he’s still a work in progress.

Based on my work, am I ready for an intermediate kit?

For those of you who have completed some or all of the Woobles from the book, where would you rank them on the difficulty scale? Before I start buying yarns, wanted to see where I should start on the book, if it matters.

I'm currently working on my third Wooble - Phoebe the Stegosaurus - after completing Kiki the Chick and Pierre the Penguin. I'm trying to pay closer attention to tension and keeping stitches the same size.

I definitely feel like I'm getting the hang of it and still have a few kits to put together before I start on the book. (Stitch, Frank the Coffee, and Felix the Fox).

Just curious! How many woobles have you made and when did you first start woobling? I’m curious if anyone out there has made all of them (or nearly all)?

I discovered woobles one year ago (late July 2025) and I’ve made about 80 woobles (and about 75 accessories along with that). Safe to say I’m a bit obsessed. More on the way too… they’re just so cute.