A Crochet World Of Creepy Creatures And Cryptids

Create the Monster Menagerie of Your Dreams Who says creepy can’t be cute? With this impressive amigurumi collection you can unlock a whole new world of creatures and cryptids in all their scaryadorable glory. From classic cryptids like Cthulhu, Nessie and Mothman to paranormal paragons like Zombies, Werewolves and Nosferatu himself, there’s no end to the delightful terrors you can create. These 40 unique patterns capture each creature’s quirks like the majesty of dragons’ wings, Medusa’s snake hair and the horror of Slender Man’s tentacles. While you’re creating, you can follow helpful tips on making your own colored eyes and pattern customization for color and sizing. Whether you’re looking to add some spooky new additions to your own plushie collection or are hoping to surprise the horror fan in your life, there’s a loveable monster in here for everyone.

Crocheting is a great family activity to do together, and young kids can learn to stitch just as easily as adult beginners. This book: "Cute Crochet Patterns: Easy to Make Among Us Amigurumi, Stitch and Yoda Patterns for Kids" provide easy and cute patterns. Instruction is so detail and understand. It help you make DIY dolls which is perfect gift for kid at holiday, birthday. Let do it!

Amigurumi is the Japanese art of knitting or crocheting small stuffed animals and anthropomorphic creatures. Typically they are kooky little animals (in this case sea creatures) that are given faces.This booklet teaches playful knitters how to knit a hermit crab, a common octopus, a jellyfish, a black-devil anglerfish, a sea star, and a sun star. A knitting basics section provides abbreviations and all of the techniques needed to make the 6 included designs.

This title provides a unique take on crochet with a collection of projects that are murderously macabre rather than the usual cute and cuddly. A comprehensive techniques section covers all the stitches required.

Seventeen creepy but cuddly crochet monsters include Boo Boo the Voodoo Doll; Jack, the Headless Horseman; Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde; and other characters. Patterns are accessible for beginners but interesting for advanced crocheters, too.

Special events and holidays are fun to celebrate, and Halloween especially seems to bring out our playfulness. We've brought together 23 fun crochet projects just for Halloween that are sure to have you reaching for your crochet hook and orange yarn! In this book, you'll find projects for the home, including throws, pillows, baskets, pot holders, coasters, and table decor, as well as treat bags, stuffed toys, games and more. Plus, you can stitch many of these patterns as fast as the flutter of a bat's wings!