The WooblesReviews of thewoobles.com

Super overpriced-like who is gonna pay that much to learn how to crochet, and the instructions are hard. Couldn’t understand one bit. Overrated. Tried so many times and in the end it sits behind a counter forgotten. Don’t buy this. Waste of money and time.

I have adhd and woobles has shown me that I can start a craft project and actually finish it. I’ve now finished 4 woobles and I’m about to finish my 5th. I love the simplicity of the online videos and I was able to download the patterns to my phone so that I could crochet on a long plane ride. It’s also something my daughter and I do together and I’ve talked about it so much that three of my friends have started too. Thank you for being exactly what you say you are and for providing an amazing whimsical joy to this busy working mom of 3.

At first when getting ads for this product on social media, it was satisfying and made me think about wanting to try it… but my f*ckin god y’all must have quantum multiverse Bali India scam hackers working for you because every other video I scroll on is your f*ckin woobles… CHILL THE H*LL OUT WITH THE ADS NOW I HATE YOUR PRODUCT SPAMMING THE CRAP OUT OF PEOPLE MAKES THEM ANGRY!

Sam the Sloth was the second Wooble I’ve ever crocheted. My first was Kiki. Huge difference between the two. Sam the Sloth is rated as a beginner, but I feel it should be rated at least as good intermediate. It is very intricate, and the instructions were extremely confusing at times, especially the face, and embroidering the claws, on the hands and legs. I ended up embroidering my own design for the hands as I am skilled with embroidery (not so much with crocheting which is why I want to learn). I did give Sam a four star rating because he is cute, but the person that was giving instructions I would given a much lower rating. She went too fast, and her instructions in several parts were extremely confusing. I almost gave up several times, but my daughter bought this one for me and I am not one to quit, when things are difficult. My finished sloth is flawed, but he has character, I’ll say that much. I think many of the woobles should be reviewed as when I look at them I can tell they are more intermediate when they are listed for beginners/beginners+ (which I think the beginners plus is confusing in itself), have it be beginners, intermediate and advanced. I do appreciate learning different techniques, even this early on, but I’d prefer to be able to master a couple different techniques before moving onto multiple techniques, especially in one wooble. Also, it was more advanced layering and embroidering multiple pieces on top of one another.

I got the Snoopy kit as a gift. Video instructions are terrible! They skipped some parts. I would have been happier with step by step written instructions. Worst part of it was that the person demonstrating the steps have such dirty fingernails! I mean c’mon! You know so many people are going to watch your video, you could’ve at least gotten a manicure or at the very least, cut your fingernails. Gross!

They had the worst customer service I’ve ever dealt with in my life. They only accept emails and text messages. No one will get on the phone to contact you. They ignore everything that I’ve said and just keep giving me robotic answers back 10 out of 10 do not recommend

I've downvoted and blocked more of these [redacted] ads than I can tolerate. Nobody wants Harry Potter trash. People who crochet - like me, for well over 20 years - don't need your cheap kits. The kits wouldn't bother me, though, if you weren't trying to shove Harry Potter down my throat in the year 2025. I wish every business that licenses Harry Potter in 2025 a very swift end. Ugh. Loathsome.

Got one gifted to me for christmas and i absolutely loved it. it will be confusing if you’ve never crocheted before but once you give it a few tries you’ll get it. Give yourself some grace to mess up, overall good first experience