I finally made it! Ticked another project from my WIP list! It’s been on there for WAYYYYY too long. Must have been over 6 months ago when I told Dedri, that I’m making one of her puzzle balls… And no they’re not that difficult to make I just got distracted along the way (and guess it also didn’t help that the project was spread over my two “homes”).

I used a 5 mm hook and Drops Paris in strong yellow, rusty red, medium purple, light purple, and pistachio for my puzzle ball. Hope you’re enjoying seeing some pictures I took along the way. I’ve got still a flu-damaged brain so I’ll let some pictures speak today.

Crochet Flower Ball (Amish Puzzle Ball)

A pile of wedges ready for some flowers.

Crochet Flower Ball (Amish Puzzle Ball)

First combo red/yellow

Crochet Flower Ball (Amish Puzzle Ball)
Crochet Flower Ball (Amish Puzzle Ball)
Crochet Flower Ball (Amish Puzzle Ball)

Second combo purple and redCrochet Flower Ball (Amish Puzzle Ball)

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Crochet Flower Ball (Amish Puzzle Ball)

And the last combo yellow and purple.

Crochet Flower Ball (Amish Puzzle Ball)
Crochet Flower Ball (Amish Puzzle Ball)

And then everything was ready to be puzzled together.

Crochet Flower Ball (Amish Puzzle Ball)
Crochet Flower Ball (Amish Puzzle Ball)
Crochet Flower Ball (Amish Puzzle Ball)

I really enjoyed making this puzzle ball. It is a surprisingly heavy ball, which through the different segments can still be picked up by a 1-year-old without any problems (even though she might not be able to actually use it at a puzzle at the moment). If you want to make one of your own puzzle balls hop over to LookatwhatImade and grab the free pattern. It’s very well written like all of Dedri’s patterns.

Have a lovely week!

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I’m San and I’m the voice behind Loopsan. I’m a scientist by day (oh-no nerd alarm ;-)) but at night I turn into a crafter with heart. I love to crochet, bake, travel, keep memories in photographs and love everything DIY.

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