(Closed) Tester call for Crochet: No-sew Kitty (with accessories!)

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I need testers for my No-sew Kitty (with accessories!) - Crochet ePattern
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Hey guys I’m back with another pattern! It was suggested by @GamerKat so ty, I’ll gift you the pattern as a thanks! I hope you like it :blush:

:purple_heart: The due date will be March 10
:purple_heart: No yarn or colour requirements
:purple_heart: Journals are appreciated but not required
:purple_heart: Please make at least one accessory/add on

(Also the white cat looks a little funny cause it’s the first one I made, I only included it for the accessories lol)

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OMG ITS SO CUTE THX SO MUCHHH i applied duh :nail_care:

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I applied :grinning:
they are sooo cute

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Ofc! I’m so glad you like it :grin:

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Thank you :blush:

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I applied because cats + accessories = :heartpulse:

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Lol thanksss :blush:

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i applied bc duh
also i can prob finish by due date :blush:
congrats bestieee!!

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Tyyyyy <3

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np!!

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Those are both so precious but I can’t test due to schoolwork. Good luck with testing though!

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Thats ok it will be free! And ty!

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This is so cute!!! I’d love to test! (I know I need to stop applying for tests :face_with_peeking_eye:lol but March 10th is a lot of time​:sob:)

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Lol tyyy i guess ill accept you…

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How big is it?

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Its about 4 1/2 inches tall and 3 inches wide on the bottom

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congrats on the release! c:

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Couples.

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So adorable. I would be more than will to make all of the accessories that come with this pattern. But I would probably split them up into 2. I would want to make 2 kitties, 1 in Bernat Blanket yarn, and 2 in a #4 weight acrylic yarn. My eldest cat is currently unwell and this would be a great tribute for him.

Here is a little about how I test patterns. The first thing I do when testing is read through the pattern and write it out by hand (I find this helps me spot any errors). Then while testing it I take multiple progress pictures of each piece. I make notes as I am testing that will be added to my final journal. Then once the project is complete I take several pictures at various angles of the completed project. As I go through the testing process, anytime I find something that doesn’t seem quite right (whether it be something not quite making sense or an error) I communicate it as soon as I notice it within the designated space.

Congratulations on your new pattern, it’s super exciting to release a pattern.

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aw that’s super cute! Can’t test at the moment, but good luck with the testing! :sparkling_heart::sparkling_heart::sparkling_heart:

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