@Leaders plz close🦆 Tester Call – NO SEW DUCK PATTERN 🦆

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I’m looking for crocheters to help test my No-Sew Duck Pattern! This pattern is quick, beginner-friendly, and requires NO sewing.

Pattern details:

  • No sew

  • Small duck plushie

  • Simple stitches

  • Great for market prep

  • Yarn weight: tester’s choice

  • Hook size: match your yarn

Tester requirements (PLEASE READ):

  • Must complete the duck by the deadline

  • NO GHOSTING

  • Must provide honest feedback (clarity, stitch counts, errors, etc.)

  • MUST upload a photo of your finished duck in the REVIEWS AND MAKES

  • MUST include a photo of one of YOUR crochet projects when applying

Important notes:

  • This pattern WILL become a paid pattern once published

:alarm_clock: Deadline:
:date: January 10, 2026

How to apply:
Comment below with:

  • A photo of one of your crochet projects

  • Your yarn and hook preference

Thank you for helping test this little no-sew duck! :yarn::duck::yellow_heart:
Click pattern photo to apply:
NO SEW DUCK - NOTHING CROCHET ON EITHER

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The beak isn’t crochet on it is crochet as you go

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I don’t have the colours for the duck, sorry! It is super cute though, could I get tagged in the release if possible? I would love to make it when I do have the right colours in yarn.

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Okay, I will tag you!!! Also I LOVE you’re account picture :)

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Ty!!!

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One of my latest finished projects. A little squid, we got a premature baby in the family so I’m making her a tiny squid, octopus, jellyfish and a sea turtle since her favorite color seems to be green and she really likes her flat turtle lovie.

I have yarn in 4 bulky, acrylic and with the yarn I have I prefer a G/4mm but like my squid, I can go down to 2mm. That’s the smallest I can go with my current yarn. I have a lot of colors, so if you want realistic or don’t care, just let me know if I’m chosen.

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If I were to make the duck, what would I do with it?

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After pictures you can gift it, it’s almost spring and there’s a bunch of spring holidays! If it’s small enough and you embroider eyes, you can donate it to the hospital for a baby. Premature and micro premature babies love to cuddle too, but regular sized plush are dangerous and can smother the much tinier babies because they can’t push it away. If your chicky is small enough it will be given to a tiny baby, if not, an average sized baby. :D

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Thank you.

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ME PLEASE I’m making a duck as a gift and I need a simple one so I would love to test it

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Yeah you can be a tester I would love to have you’re help!!!

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You’re going to need to click the picture!!! I want to accept you!!!

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