Tomodachi Panda Chan accidentally ate some upsized candy and woke up 5 times bigger than its original size. Now Panda Chan wants some upsized friends and grow his upsized army! Help Panda Chan grow his army!

Instructions
Our amigurumi are mostly done in continuous rounds starting with a Magic Ring. You dont need to end with a slip stitch. You should use a stitch marker to mark the last stitch of every round at all times.

You may wish to download the Counter+ app to help you with your counting.
Please crochet the stitches tightly to prevent stuffing from showing. However, do not crochet too tightly otherwise itll be difficult to continue.

Be sure to push the washer down only the first groove (for bigger washers) or the second groove (for smaller washers) of the eye to prevent the eye from bulging.
Always stuff your amigurumi firmly till the point that it feels bouncy, but not over stretching your working piece.

Always leave a long tail for sewing.

When felting, ensure that the needle is perpendicular to the object. Do not bend the needle.

Additional Notes
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