Have done over 6. They're sweet, quick, & easy. They're small, so I keep a seasonal one on each side of the kitchen sink.

Sometimes I play. One with sheep, I made the sheep golf and they've lost their ball. It's just under a bush, but they haven't noticed.

Another small set that are fun are the Hares: Hare's Summer, etc. Mom has three bunnies .

They look easy enough. I was concerned about the quality of the pattern. Sometimes those smallish patterns come on 3 x 5 or 6 x 10 cards. I know they can be blown up but I've never been real happy with the actual pattern. They don't seem to have a decent quality look -- almost like a Xerox and re-Xeroxed look

The 2 I just looked at: Christmas Cove & Winter Hill have 8.5 x11 b&w pattern sheets. Folded in half in a tag board cover in a plastic envelope. They come with full instructions, etc., just like a grownup pattern

I know what you mean. The Sweetheart Tree "Teenie Tweenie" series, & somebody else's Itty Bitty series. Though I have more trouble with the big folio sheets used by Lavender & Lace, Butternut Road, Told in a Garden, and Miribilia.