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Crochet Magical Creatures: 20 Easy Amigurumi Patterns

By Drew Hill

Book information

ISBN
9781638078067, 9781638072584
ASIN
B0B9HVB34T
Language
english
Format
AZW3
Filesize
11 MB (11365344 bytes)
Pages
267\0
Library
SoftArchive
Time added
2023-07-16 22:50:26

Description

Make a little crochet magic, one stitch at a time Grab your hook and dive into a world of fantastic creatures with this whimsical crochet book. Learn about amigurumi, the Japanese art of crocheting stuffed toys, and use it to make a collection of cute, magical creatures. Easy patterns for critters like griffins and caticorns are simple enough for beginners while also offering plenty of fun for experienced enthusiasts.Build your tool kit—Learn all about choosing different hook sizes, selecting the perfect yarn for your project, and stocking must-have amigurumi accessories like stuffing and stitch markers.Stitch, please—Use clear step-by-step instructions to review essential crochet techniques, including the magic ring and single and double crochet, as well as fun stitches like the picot.Jump into easy crochet patterns—Make dazzling dragons, marvelous mermaids, and more, with 20 simple amigurumi patterns that will have you crocheting with confidence.Add a little enchantment to your life as you discover the joy of crocheting fantastical creatures!

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