April Giveaway! Jesy the doll

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If you'd like the chance to win a copy of this pattern (I'm giving 10 copies away),
all you have to do is
  1. Follow me on Instagram (@noga.crochet.store)
  2. Pin one image from this giveaway to Pinterest!
  3. Follow 'Engy Mohsen' on Pinterest HERE!
  4. pin one image from the giveaway to pinterest! and send me the share link
  5. Leave a comment bellow telling me whats your favorite thing about making dolls?
  6. Subscribe to the mailing List

There are no country restrictions, ANYONE can enter. The giveaway closes Saturday April 15th at 12:00am GST, Good luck everyone!

Comments

  1. Kim taylorApril 1, 2017 at 7:21 PM

    Jesy is lovely. :) i have always had a love of amigurumi - it was the main reason i learned to crochet. My first amigurumi was a little Dragon but i would really love to make these beautiful dolls and give them personalities :)

    Didnt know where to send pinterest link so will add it here - https://uk.pinterest.com/pin/323696291954394696/

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    1. Noga Crochet StoreApril 2, 2017 at 2:21 PM

      Thanks alot kim :) , follow my blog there is a new doll coming soon :) hope you find your inspiration here, and Please share your Jesy Crochet Doll with me on Facebook (NG Crochet Store) or Instagram (@noga.crochet.store)! Remember to tag your post with #nogaworkshope

      Happy crocheting!

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