Zombie Cell Phone Case Crochet Pattern

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In honor of the only television show I ever watch, which is now over for the season, I dedicate this cute zombie cell phone case to the Walking Dead:)  I was feeling the end of season emptiness last night! 

Designed By:  Cult of Crochet

Skill Level:  Easy

Materials:  Any size yarn.  Use hook to match yarn size.  Faux fur/eyelash, feather yarn for hair.  You could use any yarn for this, be creative.  One button, one small black bead and one larger white bead (for eye).

Size:  Custom to fit


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  1. HopeOJune 22, 2023 at 2:17 PM

    Such a nice phone case it is. I am currently using a wooden phone case. Thanks for sharing the idea. Finally found some new ideas for customizing my phone case. Wooden phone cases are best for customization. You can even engrave on it too.

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