Just chilling on my couch

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All of these tiny couches have even tinier blankets over the back, mostly made to look like quilts!!
Considering the price of yarn, this is probably as big of a crocheted couch as most people could afford.
I'm not an expert at fabrics, but the bottom right one is clearly different. I'm guessing it was knitted?

There's a bunch of diferent knots you can crochet for different looks
https://easycrochet.com/crochet-stitches/
I do love a numbered list
- If there's three things I hate; 1. It's a numbered list and B. People messing up the list
Bottom right looks like a different crochet stitch, maybe double crochet into back loop? The others have more of a shell pattern.
- is it possible a loom was used for the last one? or some kind of knitting machine.
Considering the price of yarn, this is probably as big of a crocheted couch as most people could afford.
Tell me those cats didn't have to spend more than $200 on the yarn for their couches and blankets

All of these pics must have been taken in the first ten seconds because there's not a single snag.

I have a few tiny couches for my cats. Not crochet, but one is velvet and the other is I guess regular cloth. They don't really tear them up. Plus velvet is one of the best materials to have with cats. It cleans up easily and because of the way it's made and feels, it's not really fun or relaxing for them to claw it.
- The power of velvet is probably one of the best kept secrets for cat owners. I’m always surprised how few people know about it.
  I got a nice new leather couch a few years back, and my cat loooves to claw at leather, so I got a velvet cover and it’s genuinely like magic. He can scratch it all he wants and not do any damage. I think he actually realized it after a few days of trying to tear it up, because he gave up and now just likes to cuddle on it. I check on the leather every so often to make sure he hasn’t pierced the cover, but every time I check I’m amazed that the velvet cover and the leather underneath still look brand new after about three years of daily use.
  Tldr velvet is basically claw-proof.
- Oh, sure, I understand, but yarn is a different story. They don't even have to scratch it to snag it - just takes a claw sticking out a bit, or them making biscuits on it.