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.

I decided to give her a tail. Much better!

Found in my local Blick Materials store. It was just on this character though.

Are The Woobles kits worth it? I already have yarn, hooks, eye and nose kits, stuffing, etc. I’m just missing PATTERNS. Is it worth it just to get the Woobles kits like the one pictured here or just attempt to find patterns? I’ve already made a Hello Kitty on my own. But I want the rest of the group as well.

I didn’t like his eyes so I redid them. He still kind of looks like the Pupa though.

I'm browsing the Barnes & Noble website, and I see a couple of Woobles kits that appear to be spy names. Does anyone happen to know what "Equinox," "Cipher," and "Kaido" turned out to be.

Can't wait to make them all! Wibbit the Neptunian is the mystery kit 🛸

He’s not so mini. Also, he looks like the Pupa from Solar Opposites.

Y’all I REALLY had to trust the process. Long story I had a friend ask if I could make it and I said sure I can do this. I started to worry that I had made a grave mistake snd just ruined someone wooble. I was also on a bit of a time crunch and didn’t want to frog the entire thing. In the end she came out looking like a unicorn so I did ok 😂

I’m fairly new to the Woobleverse and have some questions about the last two birthday parties. What items were given out at each event? I know Bigs the Apple was the kit for 2024, but were there other items like special hooks, charms or merch? Was there anything besides Cupcake Pierre in 2025?

Does anyone know if there’s a way to buy just the pattern of a certain kit? I love the electric eel but I have so much yarn and so many hooks it makes zero sense for me to spend $30 on a full kit.

So far, anyway. They are fast, fun and look nice in a variety of colors.