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Crochet is such a versatile craft, giving you free rein to make clothes, accessories, treats for your home… anything you can think of. But by far the most fun thing you can do with a hook and some yarn is create amigurumi figures. Whether you prefer to make dolls and figures, or be a bit more experimental (try ice cream with a smiley face!), there’s a world of cute creatures to be discovered. In this magazine we’ve brought together some of our favourite amigurumi projects from Simply Crochet magazine. There’s a chapter on ANIMAL MAGIC featuring bunnies, bears, penguins and more. You can also get ALL DOLLED UP with our more human figures (and the odd fairy and elf!). And finally, it’s JUST FOR FUN, with everything from children’s toys…

Crochet is such a versatile craft, giving you free rein to make clothes, accessories, treats for your home… anything you can think of. But by far the most fun thing you can do with a hook and some yarn is create amigurumi figures. Whether you prefer to make dolls and figures, or be a bit more experimental (try ice cream with a smiley face!), there’s a world of cute creatures to be discovered. In this magazine we’ve brought together some of our favourite amigurumi projects from Simply Crochet magazine. There’s a chapter on ANIMAL MAGIC featuring bunnies, bears, penguins and more. You can also get ALL DOLLED UP with our more human figures (and the odd fairy and elf!). And finally, it’s JUST FOR FUN, with everything from children’s toys to…

YOU WILL NEED Scheepjes Catona (100% mercerized cotton, 50g/125m), 1 ball of each: Yarn A Hazelnut (503) Yarn B Root beer (157) Yarn C Linen (505) Yarn D Powder blue (384) Yarn E Petrol blue (400) Yarn F Bridal white (105) A 2.5 mm (US B/1 or C/2) hook A pair of 6mm safety eyes An oval safety nose Black embroidery thread Stitch markers Tapestry needle Toy stuffing Pipe cleaners (optional) For yarn stockists contact Scheepjes www.scheepjes.com MEASUREMENTS Sloth measures 26cm (10in) tall ABBREVIATIONS Bl back loop only Fl front loop only For a full list, see page 130 This beady-eyed chap is never more than a few moments away from nodding off, so he keeps his stripy nightcap on at all times. Will you give him a place to nap? NOTES Arms and legs are made first and then joined to the body as you…

YOU WILL NEED Scheepjes Cahlista (100% cotton, 50g/85m) 1 ball of each: Old Lace (130) Rust (388) Or use small amounts of any cream and brown DK yarn from your stash A 3.5mm crochet hook 2 safety eyes, 9mm size Tapestry needle Toy stuffing Stitch marker Small amounts of cream and brown felt Black and brown embroidery thread Fabric glue For yarn stockists contact Scheepjes www.scheepjes.com MEASUREMENTS Approx 12x6cm (4¾x2½in) TENSION Tension is not critical for this project ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 Don’t worry, this crocheted creature is more cutie than cunning! Get started today and you’ll have a friendly desk buddy in next to no time. Or keep going to end up with a whole litter of cute little cubs! NOTES Ch1 at beginning of rows does not count as stitch. FOX WHITE PATCH With Old Lace, ch16. Row…

YOU WILL NEED ■ Scheepjes Catona (100% mercerized cotton, 50g/125m), 1 ball of each: Yarn A Hazelnut (503) Yarn B Root beer (157) Yarn C Linen (505) Yarn D Powder blue (384) Yarn E Petrol blue (400) Yarn F Bridal white (105) ■ A 2.5 mm (US B/1 or C/2) hook ■ A pair of 6mm safety eyes ■ An oval safety nose ■ Black embroidery thread ■ Stitch markers ■ Tapestry needle ■ Toy stuffing ■ Pipe cleaners (optional) For yarn stockists contact Scheepjes www.scheepjes.com MEASUREMENTS Sloth measures 26cm (10in) tall ABBREVIATIONS Bl back loop only Fl front loop only For a full list, see page 130 This beady-eyed chap is never more than a few moments away from nodding off, so he keeps his stripy nightcap on at…

YOU WILL NEED ■ Scheepjes Cahlista (100% cotton, 50g/85m) 1 ball of each: Old Lace (130) Rust (388) Or use small amounts of any cream and brown DK yarn from your stash ■ A 3.5mm crochet hook ■ 2 safety eyes, 9mm size ■ Tapestry needle ■ Toy stuffing ■ Stitch marker ■ Small amounts of cream and brown felt ■ Black and brown embroidery thread ■ Fabric glue For yarn stockists contact Scheepjes www.scheepjes.com MEASUREMENTS Approx 12x6cm (4¾x2½in) TENSION Tension is not critical for this project ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 Don’t worry, this crocheted creature is more cutie than cunning! Get started today and you’ll have a friendly desk buddy in next to no time. Or keep going to end up with a whole litter…

YOU WILL NEED DROPS Alpaca Bouclé (5% polyamide, 15% wool, 80% alpaca, 50g/140m) 1 ball of Light Pink (3125) DROPS Paris (100% cotton, 50g/75m), 1 ball of each: Vanilla (35) Off White (17) Light Grey (23) A 3.5mm (US E/4) hook A 4mm (US G/6) hook Toy stuffing 15mm black safety eyes Beige stranded cotton Fabric glue Cream felt False eyelashes For yarn stockists contact Wool Warehouse 01926 882818 www.woolwarehouse.co.uk TENSION Tension is not critical for this project, but keep the stitches tight MEASUREMENTS 18x12x12cm (7x4¾x4¾in) ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 Say hello to Dolly, a fun-loving sheep who’s really pleased to meet ewe! Hooked in soft dreamy shades of pink and cream, fluffy little Dolly is always ready for a woolly good time. We’re loving her fluttery eyelashes – who could resist them? NOTES Light Grey…

Twoo’s company

YOU WILL NEED LARGE OWL Rico Essentials Cotton Aran, 1 ball of each: Beige (51) Fuchsia (13) Candy Pink (64) Orange (76), White (80) SMALL OWL Rico Essentials Cotton Aran, 1 ball of each: Cream (62) Turquoise (36) Teal (47) Orange (76) White (80) Note If you are making both Owls you will only need one ball of each Orange and White A 4mm (US G/6) hook Toy stuffing 12mm black safety eyes Stitch markers Black stranded cotton For yarn stockists contact Rico Design www.rico-design.co.uk MEASUREMENTS 18x12x12cm (7x4¾x4¾in) ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 This enchanting duo might be the best of friends, but opposites attract – one’s a night owl while the other is wide-awake and ready to go. One thing’s for sure, though, they’re a hoot to make and definitely won’t be ruffling any feathers…

YOU WILL NEED ■ DROPS Alpaca Bouclé (5% polyamide, 15% wool, 80% alpaca, 50g/140m) 1 ball of Light Pink (3125) ■ DROPS Paris (100% cotton, 50g/75m), 1 ball of each: Vanilla (35) Off White (17) Light Grey (23) ■ A 3.5mm (US E/4) hook ■ A 4mm (US G/6) hook ■ Toy stuffing ■ 15mm black safety eyes ■ Beige stranded cotton ■ Fabric glue ■ Cream felt ■ False eyelashes For yarn stockists contact Wool Warehouse 01926 882818 www.woolwarehouse.co.uk TENSION Tension is not critical for this project, but keep the stitches tight MEASUREMENTS 18x12x12cm (7x4¾x4¾in) ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 Say hello to Dolly, a fun-loving sheep who’s really pleased to meet ewe! Hooked in soft dreamy shades of pink and cream, fluffy little Dolly is…

Twoo’s company

YOU WILL NEED LARGE OWL ■ Rico Essentials Cotton Aran, 1 ball of each: Beige (51) Fuchsia (13) Candy Pink (64) Orange (76), White (80) SMALL OWL ■ Rico Essentials Cotton Aran, 1 ball of each: Cream (62) Turquoise (36) Teal (47) Orange (76) White (80) Note If you are making both Owls you will only need one ball of each Orange and White ■ A 4mm (US G/6) hook ■ Toy stuffing ■ 12mm black safety eyes ■ Stitch markers ■ Black stranded cotton For yarn stockists contact Rico Design www.rico-design.co.uk MEASUREMENTS 18x12x12cm (7x4¾x4¾in) ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 This enchanting duo might be the best of friends, but opposites attract – one’s a night owl while the other is wide-awake and ready to go. One thing’s…

AMI CLUB IS GO!

I learned to crochet from my mum when I was little. She’d been crocheting for years, but always made the same afghan over and over again because she couldn’t read patterns. She wanted to learn more, but (especially before the internet!) almost all crochet instructions were written out. And even though I could read the patterns, their terminology and abbreviations could be particularly confusing. My goal has always been to create animals that are suitable for anyone who can do a basic stitch. I’m always thinking, “What can I teach someone in this pattern?” When I release a new pattern, it’s full of basic techniques, then I add a new technique and provide step-by-step photos – people are always making really adorable things and learning. JOIN THE CLUB Clubs are a great way…

AMI CLUB IS GO!

YOU WILL NEED DMC Natura Just Cotton (100% cotton, 50g/155m), 1 ball of each: Ivory (N02) Rose Soraya (N32) Tournesol (N16) Plus small amounts of: Ombre (N39) Safran (N47) A 2.5mm (US B/1 or C/2) hook Plastic pellets, 10g per project For yarn stockists contact DMC 01924 231669 www.dmc.com MEASUREMENTS 8x6.5cm (3x2½in) without legs or ears ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 This trio of pretty pals love hanging out together. Their bodies are a cinch to hook in no time at all – just give each one its tail, wings or ears, then pop them on your shelves for a true display of friendship. NOTES Each Body is made using the same pattern, using Ivory for the Lamb, Rose Soraya for the Bunny and Tournesol for the Chick. Work in a continuous spiral without closing off…

AMI CLUB IS GO!

I learned to crochet from my mum when I was little. She’d been crocheting for years, but always made the same afghan over and over again because she couldn’t read patterns. She wanted to learn more, but (especially before the internet!) almost all crochet instructions were written out. And even though I could read the patterns, their terminology and abbreviations could be particularly confusing. My goal has always been to create animals that are suitable for anyone who can do a basic stitch. I’m always thinking, “What can I teach someone in this pattern?” When I release a new pattern, it’s full of basic techniques, then I add a new technique and provide step-by-step photos – people are always making really adorable things and learning. JOIN THE CLUB Clubs are…

AMI CLUB IS GO!

YOU WILL NEED DROPS Paris Cotton Aran (100% cotton, 50g/70m), 1 ball of each: Light Turquoise (02) Light Grey (23) Beige (26) Vanilla (35) Light Old Pink (59) A 3.5mm (US E/4) hook Toy stuffing Scraps of felt in a mix of colours Grey, cream and black stranded cotton Black toy eyes, size 12mm Fabric glue Tapestry needle For yarn stockists contact Wool Warehouse 01926 882818 www.woolwarehouse.co.uk TENSION Tension is not critical for this project MEASUREMENTS Each Puppy measures 20x10cm ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 With their soft, sweet noses and ice cream colours, it’s no wonder we’ve fallen for this adorable duo. Their dear little faces are so smiley and their black eyes seem to twinkle with glee. You’ll have a fab time making them and kids will love them. Liz’s design is a…

YOU WILL NEED ■ DMC Natura Just Cotton (100% cotton, 50g/155m), 1 ball of each: Ivory (N02) Rose Soraya (N32) Tournesol (N16) Plus small amounts of: Ombre (N39) Safran (N47) ■ A 2.5mm (US B/1 or C/2) hook ■ Plastic pellets, 10g per project For yarn stockists contact DMC 01924 231669 www.dmc.com MEASUREMENTS 8x6.5cm (3x2½in) without legs or ears ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 This trio of pretty pals love hanging out together. Their bodies are a cinch to hook in no time at all – just give each one its tail, wings or ears, then pop them on your shelves for a true display of friendship. NOTES Each Body is made using the same pattern, using Ivory for the Lamb, Rose Soraya for the Bunny and…

YOU WILL NEED ■ DROPS Paris Cotton Aran (100% cotton, 50g/70m), 1 ball of each: Light Turquoise (02) Light Grey (23) Beige (26) Vanilla (35) Light Old Pink (59) ■ A 3.5mm (US E/4) hook ■ Toy stuffing ■ Scraps of felt in a mix of colours ■ Grey, cream and black stranded cotton ■ Black toy eyes, size 12mm ■ Fabric glue ■ Tapestry needle For yarn stockists contact Wool Warehouse 01926 882818 www.woolwarehouse.co.uk TENSION Tension is not critical for this project MEASUREMENTS Each Puppy measures 20x10cm ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 With their soft, sweet noses and ice cream colours, it’s no wonder we’ve fallen for this adorable duo. Their dear little faces are so smiley and their black eyes seem to twinkle with glee.…

Popper the penguin

YOU WILL NEED DY Choice Fruity DK (100% acrylic, 100g/250m), 1 ball of each: Yarn A Bilberry (03) Yarn B White (02) Yarn C Raspberry (09) Yarn D Peach (07) Yarn E Lime (05) Yarn F Strawberry (10) A 2.5mm (US B/1 or C/2) hook Toy stuffing 5mm black safety eyes for the Penguin 3mm black safety eyes for the Frog Black stranded cotton Stitch markers For yarn, contact Stash Fine Yarns www.stashfineyarns.co.uk Although the yarn is discontinued, it is still available at some retailers MEASUREMENTS Penguin is approx 11cm (4¼in) tall ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 Erinna Lee’s happy bird is all set for his holidays and can’t wait to hit the seaside in his colourful trunks, goggles and toys. We’re sure he’ll have the best of times splish-splashing about on the ocean waves. What a cute little water…

Popper the penguin

YOU WILL NEED Stylecraft Classique Cotton (100% cotton, 50g/92m): Yarn A 4 balls of Dove (3096) Yarn B 2 balls of Shell Pink (3666) A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook 2 black safety eyes, 8mm size Toy stuffing Stitch markers A 5cm (2in) white pompom (you can use yarn from your stash) For yarn stockists contact Stylecraft 01484 848435 www.stylecraft-yarns.co.uk MEASUREMENTS Rabbit measures approx 17cm (6¾in) tall ABBREVIATIONS inv dec (invisible decrease) Insert your hook into the front loop of the first st. Without putting the yarn round the hook, bring the hook to the front of the work and insert the hook into the front loop of the next st (3 loops on hook), yrh and draw through all 3 loops. For a full list, see page 130 Fluffy pompom tail, little pink nose, floppy ears and…

Popper the penguin

YOU WILL NEED ■ DY Choice Fruity DK (100% acrylic, 100g/250m), 1 ball of each: Yarn A Bilberry (03) Yarn B White (02) Yarn C Raspberry (09) Yarn D Peach (07) Yarn E Lime (05) Yarn F Strawberry (10) ■ A 2.5mm (US B/1 or C/2) hook ■ Toy stuffing ■ 5mm black safety eyes for the Penguin ■ 3mm black safety eyes for the Frog ■ Black stranded cotton ■ Stitch markers For yarn, contact Stash Fine Yarns www.stashfineyarns.co.uk Although the yarn is discontinued, it is still available at some retailers MEASUREMENTS Penguin is approx 11cm (4¼in) tall ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 Erinna Lee’s happy bird is all set for his holidays and can’t wait to hit the seaside in his colourful trunks, goggles and…

Popper the penguin

Annie the alpaca

YOU WILL NEED King Cole Baby Alpaca DK (100% alpaca, 50g/100m), Yarn A 4 balls of Fawn (501) Yarn B 1 ball of Straw (1791) Small amounts of black 4-ply yarn for facial details A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook Toy safety eyes (15mm dia) Toy stuffing Craft glue (optional) For yarn stockists contact King Cole 01756 703670 www.kingcole.com MEASUREMENTS Approx 30cm (12in) tall excluding hair ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 Naturally, an amigurumi alpaca toy just has to be hooked with super-soft alpaca yarn. And this King Cole DK doesn’t disappoint in the strokability stakes, with a little bit of fuzz and plenty of character. NOTES Work in a continuous spiral without closing off the round with a ss. It may help to use a stitch marker to mark each round, moving it…

Annie the alpaca

YOU WILL NEED ■ Stylecraft Classique Cotton (100% cotton, 50g/92m): Yarn A 4 balls of Dove (3096) Yarn B 2 balls of Shell Pink (3666) ■ A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook ■ 2 black safety eyes, 8mm size ■ Toy stuffing ■ Stitch markers ■ A 5cm (2in) white pompom (you can use yarn from your stash) For yarn stockists contact Stylecraft 01484 848435 www.stylecraft-yarns.co.uk MEASUREMENTS Rabbit measures approx 17cm (6¾in) tall ABBREVIATIONS inv dec (invisible decrease) Insert your hook into the front loop of the first st. Without putting the yarn round the hook, bring the hook to the front of the work and insert the hook into the front loop of the next st (3 loops on hook), yrh and draw through all 3 loops. For…

YOU WILL NEED Sirdar Snuggly Snowflake DK (100% polyester, 25g/85m), 1 ball of Creamy (631) Oddments of any DK in grey, and red (or colour of your choice) A 3.5mm (US E/4) hook Toy stuffing 9mm black safety eyes Black felt and fabric glue Tapestry needle and sharp sewing needle For yarn stockists contact Sirdar 01924 231682 www.sirdar.co.uk MEASUREMENTS 15x12cm (6x4¾in) ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 A pretty sheep deserves a pretty coat and this little cutie doesn’t disappoint. Sirdar Snuggly Snowflake DK is just the thing to give this cuddly creature plenty of cosiness. BODY Using Creamy, make a magic loop. Round 1 (RS) Ch1, 6dc into the loop. [6 sts] Round 2 2dc into each st to the end. [12 sts] Round 3 (Dc in the first st, 2dc in the next st) repeat to end.…

Annie the alpaca

YOU WILL NEED ■ King Cole Baby Alpaca DK (100% alpaca, 50g/100m), Yarn A 4 balls of Fawn (501) Yarn B 1 ball of Straw (1791) ■ Small amounts of black 4-ply yarn for facial details ■ A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook ■ Toy safety eyes (15mm dia) ■ Toy stuffing ■ Craft glue (optional) For yarn stockists contact King Cole 01756 703670 www.kingcole.com MEASUREMENTS Approx 30cm (12in) tall excluding hair ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 Naturally, an amigurumi alpaca toy just has to be hooked with super-soft alpaca yarn. And this King Cole DK doesn’t disappoint in the strokability stakes, with a little bit of fuzz and plenty of character. NOTES Work in a continuous spiral without closing off the round with a ss.…

Annie the alpaca

YOU WILL NEED ■ Sirdar Snuggly Snowflake DK (100% polyester, 25g/85m), 1 ball of Creamy (631) ■ Oddments of any DK in grey, and red (or colour of your choice) ■ A 3.5mm (US E/4) hook ■ Toy stuffing ■ 9mm black safety eyes ■ Black felt and fabric glue ■ Tapestry needle and sharp sewing needle For yarn stockists contact Sirdar 01924 231682 www.sirdar.co.uk MEASUREMENTS 15x12cm (6x4¾in) ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 A pretty sheep deserves a pretty coat and this little cutie doesn’t disappoint. Sirdar Snuggly Snowflake DK is just the thing to give this cuddly creature plenty of cosiness. BODY Using Creamy, make a magic loop. Round 1 (RS) Ch1, 6dc into the loop. [6 sts] Round 2 2dc into each st to the…

Ernest, your ocean friend

YOU WILL NEED Wendy Merino DK (100% merino wool, 50g/116m): Yarn A 1 ball of Apple Green (2373) Yarn B 10g of Birch (2365) Yarn C 5g of Oasis (2389) Small amounts of black and white yarn for the crochet eyes A 3.5mm (US E/4) crochet hook Toy stuffing Stitch marker For yarn stockists contact TB Ramsden 01943 872264 www.tbramsden.co.uk MEASUREMENTS 13cm (5in) from nose to back ABBREVIATIONS 5-tr cluster (Yrh, insert hook in st indicated, yrh and pull up loop, yrh and draw through 2 loops) 5 times, inserting hook in same st each time, yrh, draw through all 6 loops on hook. For a full list, see page 130 Kate Hancock’s happy little sea turtle is a perfect companion for a day out at the beach. With his bright blue shell and relaxed manner, he’s a real charmer! NOTE Work…

Ernest, your ocean friend

Oliver the bear

YOU WILL NEED DMC Natura Just Cotton (100% cotton, 50g/155m), 1 ball of each: Linen (N78) Golden Lemon (N43) Safran (N47) Small amounts of Black (N11) and Star Light (N27) A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook Toy stuffing Stitch markers For yarn stockists contact DMC 01924 231669 www.dmc.com MEASUREMENTS 20cm (7¾in) tall ABBREVIATIONS Invisible Decrease (inv dec) Insert hook through the front loops of the next two sts, (yrh, pull through 2 loops on the hook) twice Inv dec bl Work an invisible decrease as above, but using the back loops rather than the front loops of the stitches For a full list, see page 130 FOOT CONSTRUCTION Meet Oliver the bear – he has headed to the beach for a spot of fishing but just can’t resist jumping in for a splash about. With his arm…

Oliver the bear

Ernest, your ocean friend

YOU WILL NEED ■ Wendy Merino DK (100% merino wool, 50g/116m): Yarn A 1 ball of Apple Green (2373) Yarn B 10g of Birch (2365) Yarn C 5g of Oasis (2389) ■ Small amounts of black and white yarn for the crochet eyes ■ A 3.5mm (US E/4) crochet hook ■ Toy stuffing ■ Stitch marker For yarn stockists contact TB Ramsden 01943 872264 www.tbramsden.co.uk MEASUREMENTS 13cm (5in) from nose to back ABBREVIATIONS 5-tr cluster (Yrh, insert hook in st indicated, yrh and pull up loop, yrh and draw through 2 loops) 5 times, inserting hook in same st each time, yrh, draw through all 6 loops on hook. For a full list, see page 130 Kate Hancock’s happy little sea turtle is a perfect companion for a day out…

Ernest, your ocean friend

YOU WILL NEED Small amounts of DK cotton yarn (100% cotton, 50g/113m): Yarn A Terracotta Yarn B Beige Yarn C Grey Yarn D Pink A 2.5mm (US B/1 or C/2) hook Black sewing thread Sewing needle and thread to match yarn 3 sew-on brooch backs Stranded embroidery cotton in black and pink Stitch marker Embroidery needle Toy stuffing 6 x 7mm beads TENSION 26 sts and 20 rows measure 10x10cm (4x4in) over double crochet using a 2.5mm hook. Matching the tension isn’t critical but will affect overall size and yarn quantities MEASUREMENTS Fox measures approximately 5½x5cm (2¼x2in) excluding ears Mouse and Rabbit measure approximately 5½x4½cm (2¼x1¾in) excluding ears ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 Adorn your outfits with one of these sweet brooches, which are simple to make and brimming with all the charm of a woodland scene. Be…

Oliver the bear

YOU WILL NEED ■ DMC Natura Just Cotton (100% cotton, 50g/155m), 1 ball of each: Linen (N78) Golden Lemon (N43) Safran (N47) Small amounts of Black (N11) and Star Light (N27) ■ A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook ■ Toy stuffing ■ Stitch markers For yarn stockists contact DMC 01924 231669 www.dmc.com MEASUREMENTS 20cm (7¾in) tall ABBREVIATIONS Invisible Decrease (inv dec) Insert hook through the front loops of the next two sts, (yrh, pull through 2 loops on the hook) twice Inv dec bl Work an invisible decrease as above, but using the back loops rather than the front loops of the stitches For a full list, see page 130 FOOT CONSTRUCTION Meet Oliver the bear – he has headed to the beach for a spot of fishing but…

Oliver the bear

YOU WILL NEED Paintbox Yarns Simply Aran (100% acrylic, 100g/184m), 1 ball of Daffodil Yellow (221) DMC Natura Just Cotton (100% cotton, 50g/155m) 1 ball of each: Steel (318) Tournesol (16) A 4mm (US G/6) hook A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook A 2mm (US B/1) hook White and black stranded cotton For yarn stockists contact LoveCrochet 01409 404010 www.lovecrochet.com MEASUREMENTS To fit medium hen egg ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 Get your day off to a sunny start with this cheerful chick egg cosy and her bunny hat. You don’t have to sew the hat on – you could make several in different colours and then swap them around. Or make several chicks, of course – one for all the family! NOTES The Chick Body is worked from the top down. CHICK BODY Using Daffodil Yellow…

YOU WILL NEED ■ Small amounts of DK cotton yarn (100% cotton, 50g/113m): Yarn A Terracotta Yarn B Beige Yarn C Grey Yarn D Pink ■ A 2.5mm (US B/1 or C/2) hook ■ Black sewing thread ■ Sewing needle and thread to match yarn ■ 3 sew-on brooch backs ■ Stranded embroidery cotton in black and pink ■ Stitch marker ■ Embroidery needle ■ Toy stuffing ■ 6 x 7mm beads TENSION 26 sts and 20 rows measure 10x10cm (4x4in) over double crochet using a 2.5mm hook. Matching the tension isn’t critical but will affect overall size and yarn quantities MEASUREMENTS Fox measures approximately 5½x5cm (2¼x2in) excluding ears Mouse and Rabbit measure approximately 5½x4½cm (2¼x1¾in) excluding ears ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 Adorn your outfits with…

YOU WILL NEED Rowan Handknit Cotton (100% cotton, 50g/85m), 1 ball of each: Atlantic (346) Florence (350), Ecru (251) A 4mm (US G/6) hook Small amount of toy stuffing Safety eyes or black beads For yarn stockists contact Rowan 01484 950630 www.knitrowan.com MEASUREMENTS Large Penguin approx 10cm (4in) tall Medium Penguin approx 7cm (3¾in) tall Small Penguin approx 5.5cm (2¼in) tall ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 These fun-loving penguins love nothing more than messing around in the snow. And if you’re new to amigurumi then they’re a great project to start with. There are no fancy stitches or fiddly bits – just dc worked in spirals and a bit of sewing up! NOTES The pattern is worked using the amigurumi method. Work in a continuous spiral without closing off the round with a ss. It may help…

YOU WILL NEED ■ Paintbox Yarns Simply Aran (100% acrylic, 100g/184m), 1 ball of Daffodil Yellow (221) ■ DMC Natura Just Cotton (100% cotton, 50g/155m) 1 ball of each: Steel (318) Tournesol (16) ■ A 4mm (US G/6) hook ■ A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook ■ A 2mm (US B/1) hook ■ White and black stranded cotton For yarn stockists contact LoveCrochet 01409 404010 www.lovecrochet.com MEASUREMENTS To fit medium hen egg ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 Get your day off to a sunny start with this cheerful chick egg cosy and her bunny hat. You don’t have to sew the hat on – you could make several in different colours and then swap them around. Or make several chicks, of course – one for all…

YOU WILL NEED Small amounts of any cotton DK from your stash, in White, Beige, plus oddments of Aqua blue and Dark pink Short length of black embroidery thread A 2.5mm (US B/1 or C/2) hook A fine sewing needle A pair of safety eyes, size 6mm, or small black beads Toy stuffing MEASUREMENTS 13cm (5in) ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see p130 Small is beautiful. This pocket-sized pal by Little Bear Crochets is speedy to hook, and makes a very cute companion. NOTES Work stitches continuously in a spiral without closing off each round with a slip stitch. It may help to use a stitch marker in the first stitch of each round, moving it up as you work. HEAD Using White, make a magic loop. Round 1 (RS) 6dc into the loop. [6 sts] Round 2 2dc in every…

YOU WILL NEED ■ Rowan Handknit Cotton (100% cotton, 50g/85m), 1 ball of each: Atlantic (346) Florence (350), Ecru (251) ■ A 4mm (US G/6) hook ■ Small amount of toy stuffing ■ Safety eyes or black beads For yarn stockists contact Rowan 01484 950630 www.knitrowan.com MEASUREMENTS Large Penguin approx 10cm (4in) tall Medium Penguin approx 7cm (3¾in) tall Small Penguin approx 5.5cm (2¼in) tall ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 These fun-loving penguins love nothing more than messing around in the snow. And if you’re new to amigurumi then they’re a great project to start with. There are no fancy stitches or fiddly bits – just dc worked in spirals and a bit of sewing up! NOTES The pattern is worked using the amigurumi method. Work in…

YOU WILL NEED Any black DK yarn from your stash A 2.5mm (US B/1 or C/2) hook Safety eyes Toy stuffing Tapestry needle Stitch marker Small amount of black felt MEASUREMENTS 13cm (5in) tall ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see p130 Bob’s a brilliant companion – he’s always got a unique perspective on things and is more than content just hanging out. NOTES The bat is worked in a continuous spiral without closing off each round with a slip stitch. Place a marker in the first st of each round and move it up as you work. HEAD Using Black, make a magic loop. Round 1 (RS) Ch1 (does not count as st), 8dc into loop. [8 sts] Round 2 2dc in each dc around. [16 sts] Round 3 (1dc in next dc, 2dc in next dc) 8 times. [24 sts] Rounds 4-11…

YOU WILL NEED ■ Small amounts of any cotton DK from your stash, in White, Beige, plus oddments of Aqua blue and Dark pink ■ Short length of black embroidery thread ■ A 2.5mm (US B/1 or C/2) hook ■ A fine sewing needle ■ A pair of safety eyes, size 6mm, or small black beads ■ Toy stuffing MEASUREMENTS 13cm (5in) ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see p130 Small is beautiful. This pocket-sized pal by Little Bear Crochets is speedy to hook, and makes a very cute companion. NOTES Work stitches continuously in a spiral without closing off each round with a slip stitch. It may help to use a stitch marker in the first stitch of each round, moving it up as you work. HEAD Using White, make…

YOU WILL NEED ■ Any black DK yarn from your stash ■ A 2.5mm (US B/1 or C/2) hook ■ Safety eyes ■ Toy stuffing ■ Tapestry needle ■ Stitch marker ■ Small amount of black felt MEASUREMENTS 13cm (5in) tall ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see p130 Bob’s a brilliant companion – he’s always got a unique perspective on things and is more than content just hanging out. NOTES The bat is worked in a continuous spiral without closing off each round with a slip stitch. Place a marker in the first st of each round and move it up as you work. HEAD Using Black, make a magic loop. Round 1 (RS) Ch1 (does not count as st), 8dc into loop. [8 sts] Round 2 2dc in each…

YOU WILL NEED RAPUNZEL DMC Natura Just Cotton (100% cotton, 50g/155m), 1 ball of each: Yarn A Ivory (N02) Yarn B Orquidea (N45) Yarn C Rose Layette (N06) Yarn D Blé (N83) A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook Toy stuffing A pair of 6mm safety eyes TOWER DMC Natura Just Cotton (100% cotton, 50g/155m), 1 ball of each: Yarn E Sable (N03) Yarn F Pistache (N13) Oddments of Ivory (N02), Orquidea (N45), Rose Layette (N06), Blé (N83) for the flowers A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook A 3.5mm (US E/4) hook Scrap of black and grey felt with matching sewing threads and needle and PVA glue Tin of spray starch 1 empty card tube, about 7.75cm diameter (such as potato snack container), cut down to approx 16cm high with plastic lid replaced For yarn stockists contact DMC 01924…

YOU WILL NEED Scheepjes Catona (100% cotton, 50g/130m), 1 ball of each: Yarn A Jet Black (110) Yarn B Tyrian Purple (128) Scheepjes Catona (100% cotton, 25g/62.5m), 1 ball of each: Yarn C Bridal White (105) Yarn D Candy Apple (516) Yarn E Emerald (515) Yarn F Tropic (253) Yarn G Petrol Blue (400) A 2.5mm (US B/1 or C/2) hook Black tulle fabric (2 pieces 48x8cm/19x3in A pair of safety eyes, approx 8mm diameter 1 small button (10mm) Sewing pins Tapestry and sewing needle Stitch markers Toy stuffing Adhesive tape For yarn stockists contact Scheepjes www.scheepjes.com MEASUREMENTS Doll measures 27cm (10½in) tall ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 This little lady’s all dressed up for Halloween in a macabre outfit inspired by Mexican Day of the Dead celebrations. It’s the embroidery that makes it – stitch on delicate skeleton details…

YOU WILL NEED RAPUNZEL ■ DMC Natura Just Cotton (100% cotton, 50g/155m), 1 ball of each: Yarn A Ivory (N02) Yarn B Orquidea (N45) Yarn C Rose Layette (N06) Yarn D Blé (N83) ■ A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook ■ Toy stuffing ■ A pair of 6mm safety eyes TOWER ■ DMC Natura Just Cotton (100% cotton, 50g/155m), 1 ball of each: Yarn E Sable (N03) Yarn F Pistache (N13) Oddments of Ivory (N02), Orquidea (N45), Rose Layette (N06), Blé (N83) for the flowers ■ A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook ■ A 3.5mm (US E/4) hook ■ Scrap of black and grey felt with matching sewing threads and needle and PVA glue ■ Tin of spray starch ■ 1 empty card tube, about 7.75cm diameter (such…

YOU WILL NEED Rico Baby Cotton Soft (50% cotton, 50% acrylic) 1 ball of each: White (001) Fuchsia (021) Lemon (028) Emerald (032) Nude (046) A 3.5mm (US E/4) hook 10mm safety toy eyes Toy stuffing Fabric glue Flower sequins Glitter Cocktail stick Scraps of felt For yarn stockists contact Rico Design www.rico-design.co.uk TENSION Tension is not critical for this project ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 This pretty fairy princess is a special design you’ll have fun making. We love the details Liz has added in, especially her rose petal skirt. We’ve gone for bold, candy shades but you can use any colours you like to create your own unique doll. We’ve used Rico Baby Cotton Soft to give this doll a soft but solid feel, but you could use up DK remnants in…

YOU WILL NEED ■ Scheepjes Catona (100% cotton, 50g/130m), 1 ball of each: Yarn A Jet Black (110) Yarn B Tyrian Purple (128) ■ Scheepjes Catona (100% cotton, 25g/62.5m), 1 ball of each: Yarn C Bridal White (105) Yarn D Candy Apple (516) Yarn E Emerald (515) Yarn F Tropic (253) Yarn G Petrol Blue (400) ■ A 2.5mm (US B/1 or C/2) hook ■ Black tulle fabric (2 pieces 48x8cm/19x3in ■ A pair of safety eyes, approx 8mm diameter ■ 1 small button (10mm) ■ Sewing pins ■ Tapestry and sewing needle ■ Stitch markers ■ Toy stuffing ■ Adhesive tape For yarn stockists contact Scheepjes www.scheepjes.com MEASUREMENTS Doll measures 27cm (10½in) tall ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 This little lady’s all dressed up for Halloween…

YOU WILL NEED ■ Rico Baby Cotton Soft (50% cotton, 50% acrylic) 1 ball of each: White (001) Fuchsia (021) Lemon (028) Emerald (032) Nude (046) ■ A 3.5mm (US E/4) hook ■ 10mm safety toy eyes ■ Toy stuffing ■ Fabric glue ■ Flower sequins ■ Glitter ■ Cocktail stick ■ Scraps of felt For yarn stockists contact Rico Design www.rico-design.co.uk TENSION Tension is not critical for this project ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 This pretty fairy princess is a special design you’ll have fun making. We love the details Liz has added in, especially her rose petal skirt. We’ve gone for bold, candy shades but you can use any colours you like to create your own unique doll. We’ve used Rico Baby Cotton Soft to…

YOU WILL NEED DMC Natura (100% cotton, 50g/155m) 1 ball of each: Ibiza (1) Gardenia (36) Tournesol (16) Safran (47) Blue Layette (05) Golden Lemon (43) Gris Argent (09) Noir (11) A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook 9mm black safety eyes Toy stuffing Pink stranded cotton Small buttons Ribbon Air erasable pen Small block of foam Tapestry needle For yarn stockists contact DMC 01924 231669 www.dmc.com TENSION Tension is not critical for this project MEASUREMENTS 12x10cm (5x4in) ABBREVIATIONS htr3tog half treble crochet the next three stitches together bobble stitch Yarn over, insert hook in stitch, yarn over, draw loop through, yarn over, draw through two loops on hook, (yarn over, insert hook in same space, yarn over, draw loop through, yarn over, draw through two loops on hook) repeat four times, yarn over, draw through all six loops…

YOU WILL NEED ■ DMC Natura (100% cotton, 50g/155m) 1 ball of each: Ibiza (1) Gardenia (36) Tournesol (16) Safran (47) Blue Layette (05) Golden Lemon (43) Gris Argent (09) Noir (11) ■ A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook ■ 9mm black safety eyes ■ Toy stuffing ■ Pink stranded cotton ■ Small buttons ■ Ribbon ■ Air erasable pen ■ Small block of foam ■ Tapestry needle For yarn stockists contact DMC 01924 231669 www.dmc.com TENSION Tension is not critical for this project MEASUREMENTS 12x10cm (5x4in) ABBREVIATIONS htr3tog half treble crochet the next three stitches together bobble stitch Yarn over, insert hook in stitch, yarn over, draw loop through, yarn over, draw through two loops on hook, (yarn over, insert hook in same space, yarn over, draw loop…

Amigurumi jointing

Skills workshop We show you the techniques you need to make beautiful things to keep or give ELLE THE ELF, P77 So you’ve spent hours crocheting the body parts for your latest amigurumi project and now you want to get the toy finished – well, hang on just a minute! Spending a bit of time thinking about how to join the body parts together will make a big difference to the finished look of your new hooky friend. A secure head-join is essential, while poseable limbs make toys infinitely more fun. We show you what you can do to nail these two features, using simple techniques that anyone can master. Then you can put these new skills to the test and make our adorable amigurumi elf on page 75. Thanks to the clever jointing…

Amigurumi jointing

Amigurumi jointing

Skills workshop We show you the techniques you need to make beautiful things to keep or give ELLE THE ELF, P77 So you’ve spent hours crocheting the body parts for your latest amigurumi project and now you want to get the toy finished – well, hang on just a minute! Spending a bit of time thinking about how to join the body parts together will make a big difference to the finished look of your new hooky friend. A secure head-join is essential, while poseable limbs make toys infinitely more fun. We show you what you can do to nail these two features, using simple techniques that anyone can master. Then you can put these new skills to the test and make our adorable amigurumi elf on page 75. Thanks to…

Amigurumi jointing

YOU WILL NEED Scheepjes Catona (100% cotton, 25g/62.5m) 1 ball of each: Rosewood (258) Kiwi (205) Snow White (106) Nude (255) Root Beer (157) Scrap of blue yarn for eyes A 2.5mm (US B/1 or C/2) hook Two sequins, one flat gold 13mm and one domed brown 10mm (or one button) Toy stuffing Weighted stuffing (optional) For yarn stockists contact Scheepjes www.scheepjes.com MEASUREMENTS Approx 19cm (7½in) tall with hat ABBREVIATIONS Inv dec (Insert hook in front loop only of next stitch) twice, yrh and pull through the 2 stitch loops, yrh and pull through 2 loops on hook For a full list, see page 130 Designer Becky Skuse says: “Meet Elle. She’s a happy little elf who loves magic. She’s quick to make, and easy to sew together using the techniques in our guide. Her hat is removable…

YOU WILL NEED ■ Scheepjes Catona (100% cotton, 25g/62.5m) 1 ball of each: Rosewood (258) Kiwi (205) Snow White (106) Nude (255) Root Beer (157) ■ Scrap of blue yarn for eyes ■ A 2.5mm (US B/1 or C/2) hook ■ Two sequins, one flat gold 13mm and one domed brown 10mm (or one button) ■ Toy stuffing ■ Weighted stuffing (optional) For yarn stockists contact Scheepjes www.scheepjes.com MEASUREMENTS Approx 19cm (7½in) tall with hat ABBREVIATIONS Inv dec (Insert hook in front loop only of next stitch) twice, yrh and pull through the 2 stitch loops, yrh and pull through 2 loops on hook For a full list, see page 130 Designer Becky Skuse says: “Meet Elle. She’s a happy little elf who loves magic. She’s quick to make, and…

YOU WILL NEED RABBIT Any DK from your stash in Pink, Yellow and Cream 3.5mm crochet hook Black thread Toy stuffing Empty Kinder Egg container Super glue Rice or beads MONSTER Any DK from your stash in Grey and Green 3.5mm crochet hook Black thread Toy stuffing Black thread Scraps of white and black felt Fabric glue Toy stuffing ABBREVIATIONS bobble stitch Yrh, insert hook in st, yrh, draw loop through, yrh, draw through 2 loops on the hook, (yrh, insert hook in same space, yrh, draw loop through, yrh, draw through 2 loops on hook), repeat twice, yrh, draw through all 6 loops on hook French knot Thread a wool needle with the black thread and tie a knot at the end of the thread (or black yarn); bring the needle up through…

YOU WILL NEED BASKET & MINI EGGS DMC Natura Just Cotton (100% cotton, 50g/155m), 2 balls of Turquoise (N49) 1 ball of each: Ombre (N39) Pistache (N13) Rose Soraya (N32) Safran (N47) Tournesol (N16) A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook A 3.5mm (US E/4) hook Fabric for lining (optional) Small amount of toy stuffing Small amounts of black felt Glue DECORATED EGGS DMC Natura Just Cotton (100% cotton, 50g/155m), 1 ball of each: Ivory (N02), Ombre (N39) Pistache (N13) Rose Soraya (N32) Safran (N47) Tournesol (N16) Turquoise (N49) A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook Polystyrene eggs, 9.5cm high Stitch marker For yarn stockists contact DMC 01924 231669 www.dmc.com MEASUREMENTS Basket: 13cm (5in) circ x 10cm (4in) height Eggs: 9.5x15cm (3¾x6in) (at widest point) ABBREVIATIONS dc5tog (double crochet 5 sts together) (Insert hook into next st, pull up a loop) 5 times, yrh, pull through all loops on hook For…

YOU WILL NEED DMC Petra 3 (100% cotton, 100g/280m) 1 ball of each: Yarn A White (B5200) Yarn B Cerise (53805) Yarn C Lime Green (5907) Yarn D Grass Green (5905) Or use small amounts of any 4ply cotton yarn from your stash A 2.5mm (UK 12, US B/1 or C/2) hook Toy stuffing Brooch backing Spray starch (optional) For yarn stockists contact DMC 01924 231669 www.dmc.com This unsual brooch is a real eye-catcher! What better way to show off your love of gardening, veg or unusual accessories? NOTES The radishes are worked using the amigurumi method. Work in a continuous spiral without closing off each round with a slip stitch. You may find it helpful to place a marker in the first st of each round and move it up as you work. RADISH BROOCH RADISH (MAKE 2) Using Yarn B, make…

YOU WILL NEED RABBIT ■ Any DK from your stash in Pink, Yellow and Cream ■ 3.5mm crochet hook ■ Black thread ■ Toy stuffing ■ Empty Kinder Egg container ■ Super glue ■ Rice or beads MONSTER ■ Any DK from your stash in Grey and Green ■ 3.5mm crochet hook ■ Black thread ■ Toy stuffing ■ Black thread ■ Scraps of white and black felt ■ Fabric glue ■ Toy stuffing ABBREVIATIONS bobble stitch Yrh, insert hook in st, yrh, draw loop through, yrh, draw through 2 loops on the hook, (yrh, insert hook in same space, yrh, draw loop through, yrh, draw through 2 loops on hook), repeat twice, yrh, draw through all 6 loops on hook French knot Thread a wool needle with the black…

YOU WILL NEED DMC Natura (100% cotton, 50g/155m), 1 ball of each: Glicine (30) Tropic Brown (22) Rose Layette (6) Crimson (61) A small amount of each: Noir (11) Coral (18) Geranium (52) A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook Tapestry needle Toy stuffing 4 cotton buds (for the wings) For yarn stockists contact DMC 01924 231669 www.dmc.com TENSION Tension is not important for this project, but make sure your stitches are tight enough that the stuffing won’t poke through MEASUREMENTS 24cm (9½in) high, 7cm (2¾in) wide, not inluding antennae and wings ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 This cute butterfly will make a great gift this year. With beautiful wings, a bow on her head and a smile on her face, she’ll be a fab mascot for a little one in need of a new friend. For a special touch, pick colours to…

YOU WILL NEED BASKET & MINI EGGS ■ DMC Natura Just Cotton (100% cotton, 50g/155m), 2 balls of Turquoise (N49) 1 ball of each: Ombre (N39) Pistache (N13) Rose Soraya (N32) Safran (N47) Tournesol (N16) ■ A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook ■ A 3.5mm (US E/4) hook ■ Fabric for lining (optional) ■ Small amount of toy stuffing ■ Small amounts of black felt ■ Glue DECORATED EGGS ■ DMC Natura Just Cotton (100% cotton, 50g/155m), 1 ball of each: Ivory (N02), Ombre (N39) Pistache (N13) Rose Soraya (N32) Safran (N47) Tournesol (N16) Turquoise (N49) ■ A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook ■ Polystyrene eggs, 9.5cm high ■ Stitch marker For yarn stockists contact DMC 01924 231669 www.dmc.com MEASUREMENTS Basket: 13cm (5in) circ x 10cm (4in) height…

YOU WILL NEED ■ DMC Petra 3 (100% cotton, 100g/280m) 1 ball of each: Yarn A White (B5200) Yarn B Cerise (53805) Yarn C Lime Green (5907) Yarn D Grass Green (5905) Or use small amounts of any 4ply cotton yarn from your stash ■ A 2.5mm (UK 12, US B/1 or C/2) hook ■ Toy stuffing ■ Brooch backing ■ Spray starch (optional) For yarn stockists contact DMC 01924 231669 www.dmc.com This unsual brooch is a real eye-catcher! What better way to show off your love of gardening, veg or unusual accessories? NOTES The radishes are worked using the amigurumi method. Work in a continuous spiral without closing off each round with a slip stitch. You may find it helpful to place a marker in the first st of…

YOU WILL NEED Debbie Bliss Eco Baby (100% cotton, 50g/125m), 1 ball of Primrose (037) Oddments in white and green DK A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook Pink and brown stranded cotton For yarn contact LoveCrochet www.lovecrochet.com MEASUREMENTS Size to fit baby 6-9 months Sole measures approx 9cm (3½in) in length ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 Made from simple stitches and with a delicate string of white daisies to adorn the baby bunnies’ heads, these dinky baby slippers will make the perfect gift for little ones. We’re sure that you’ll be able to finish them both in a single evening. BUNNY SLIPPERS SOLE (MAKE 2) Using Primrose, ch12. Round 1 2htr in second ch from hook, htr in next 9 ch, 6 htr in last ch, turn work 180 degrees to work into other side of…

YOU WILL NEED For the caravan: Cotton DK yarn (50g balls), 3 balls of each: cream, green Cotton 4ply yarn, 1 ball of each: silver, pale blue and black A 3.5mm (US E/4) hook A 2.5mm (US B/1 or C/2) hook Cardboard Lightweight cotton fabric, approx 44x17cm Glue 1 button 1 red bead Duct tape Small amount of lace for curtains For the bunk beds and bench: Cotton 4ply yarn, 1 ball of teal A 2.5mm (US B/1 or C/2) hook Cardboard Wadding Dressmaking pins Strong needle Thin cord (for jewellery) ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 This gorgeously vintage project is brimming with nostalgia and is a beautiful way to show a little one you care. They’ll be able to add their own figures and put them to bed in the handy…

YOU WILL NEED ■ DMC Natura (100% cotton, 50g/155m), 1 ball of each: Glicine (30) Tropic Brown (22) Rose Layette (6) Crimson (61) A small amount of each: Noir (11) Coral (18) Geranium (52) ■ A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook ■ Tapestry needle ■ Toy stuffing ■ 4 cotton buds (for the wings) For yarn stockists contact DMC 01924 231669 www.dmc.com TENSION Tension is not important for this project, but make sure your stitches are tight enough that the stuffing won’t poke through MEASUREMENTS 24cm (9½in) high, 7cm (2¾in) wide, not inluding antennae and wings ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 This cute butterfly will make a great gift this year. With beautiful wings, a bow on her head and a smile on her face, she’ll…

YOU WILL NEED ■ Debbie Bliss Eco Baby (100% cotton, 50g/125m), 1 ball of Primrose (037) ■ Oddments in white and green DK ■ A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook ■ Pink and brown stranded cotton For yarn contact LoveCrochet www.lovecrochet.com MEASUREMENTS Size to fit baby 6-9 months Sole measures approx 9cm (3½in) in length ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 Made from simple stitches and with a delicate string of white daisies to adorn the baby bunnies’ heads, these dinky baby slippers will make the perfect gift for little ones. We’re sure that you’ll be able to finish them both in a single evening. BUNNY SLIPPERS SOLE (MAKE 2) Using Primrose, ch12. Round 1 2htr in second ch from hook, htr in next 9 ch, 6…

ROLL UP, ROLL UP!

When I came up with the idea for my book A Day at the Circus, I consulted the pocket in my brain still taken up with the imaginary world of a five-year-old and asked whether it would like to spend six months immersed in circus life. “Yes,” it said. As a child, I loved the circus. My plan aged five was to become a clown, or, failing that, the tutu-wearing, horse-riding lady. Then a few years ago, I took my (then very little) boys to see a circus act featuring a troupe of performing dogs. I was thrilled to relive the magic, knowing that happy animals were performing, and it didn’t take long for my fingers to start twitching with new ideas. UNFORGETTABLE CROCHET CHARACTERS I fell in love with Vinni’s Colours yarn,…

ROLL UP, ROLL UP!

YOU WILL NEED For the caravan: ■ Cotton DK yarn (50g balls), 3 balls of each: cream, green ■ Cotton 4ply yarn, 1 ball of each: silver, pale blue and black ■ A 3.5mm (US E/4) hook ■ A 2.5mm (US B/1 or C/2) hook ■ Cardboard ■ Lightweight cotton fabric, approx 44x17cm ■ Glue ■ 1 button ■ 1 red bead ■ Duct tape ■ Small amount of lace for curtains For the bunk beds and bench: ■ Cotton 4ply yarn, 1 ball of teal ■ A 2.5mm (US B/1 or C/2) hook ■ Cardboard ■ Wadding ■ Dressmaking pins ■ Strong needle ■ Thin cord (for jewellery) ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 This gorgeously vintage project is brimming with nostalgia and is a beautiful way…

YOU WILL NEED Any cotton DK from your stash: Yarn A White, Yarn B Pink, Yarn C Aqua blue, Yarn D Red, Yarn E Yellow, Yarn F Green, Yarn G Dark pink Or choose your own shades A 4mm (US G/6) hook Stitch markers Toy stuffing TENSION 21 sts and 22 rows to measure 10x10cm (4x4in) over double crochet using a 4mm hook, or size needed to obtain correct tension MEASUREMENTS 9x3½cm (3½x1½in) ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 NOTES Most of this pattern is worked using the amigurumi method. When working in the round, work stitches continuously in a spiral without closing off each round with a slip stitch. It may help to use a stitch marker in the first stitch of each round, moving it up as you work. Change colour yarn on the last yrh of…

ROLL UP, ROLL UP!

When I came up with the idea for my book A Day at the Circus, I consulted the pocket in my brain still taken up with the imaginary world of a five-year-old and asked whether it would like to spend six months immersed in circus life. “Yes,” it said. As a child, I loved the circus. My plan aged five was to become a clown, or, failing that, the tutu-wearing, horse-riding lady. Then a few years ago, I took my (then very little) boys to see a circus act featuring a troupe of performing dogs. I was thrilled to relive the magic, knowing that happy animals were performing, and it didn’t take long for my fingers to start twitching with new ideas. UNFORGETTABLE CROCHET CHARACTERS I fell in love with…

ROLL UP, ROLL UP!

YOU WILL NEED Small amounts of any DK yarn from your stash: Yarn A Green Yarn B Yellow Yarn C Brown Yarn D Pink A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook Black thread (for features) Polyester toy stuffing Stitch markers TENSION Tension is not critical for this project. You can use any yarn to make this amigurumi. If you use a larger hook and a suitable yarn, the amigurumi will be larger (and use a greater quantity of yarn)while maintaining the same proportions. MEASUREMENTS Round Cactus measures 9x15cm (3½x6in) using a 3mm hook Tall Cactus measures 9x16cm (3½x6½in) using a 3mm hook ABBREVIATIONS Spike st Work a standard dc stitch into the corresponding stitch that is 2 rows below For a full list, see page 130 Succulent trend? Check. Desk plant you can’t kill? Check. Pick your favourite, or hook two of…

YOU WILL NEED ■ Any cotton DK from your stash: Yarn A White, Yarn B Pink, Yarn C Aqua blue, Yarn D Red, Yarn E Yellow, Yarn F Green, Yarn G Dark pink Or choose your own shades ■ A 4mm (US G/6) hook ■ Stitch markers ■ Toy stuffing TENSION 21 sts and 22 rows to measure 10x10cm (4x4in) over double crochet using a 4mm hook, or size needed to obtain correct tension MEASUREMENTS 9x3½cm (3½x1½in) ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 NOTES Most of this pattern is worked using the amigurumi method. When working in the round, work stitches continuously in a spiral without closing off each round with a slip stitch. It may help to use a stitch marker in the first stitch of each…

YOU WILL NEED Any white DK yarn from your stash A 2.5mm (US B/1 or C/2) hook Safety eyes Toy stuffing Tapestry needle Stitch marker MEASUREMENTS 13cm (5in) tall ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 Get your spook on with our friendly ghost. This gorgeous ghoul may be small but she’s full of playful personality. Hooks at the ready! NOTES Work in a continuous spiral without closing off each round with a slip stitch. Place a marker in the first st of each round and move it up as you work. HEAD Using White, make a magic loop. Round 1 (RS) Ch1 (does not count as st), 8dc into loop. [8 sts] Round 2 2dc in each dc around. [16 sts] Round 3 (1dc in next dc, 2dc in next dc) 8 times. [24 sts] Round 4 (1dc in next 2 dc,…

YOU WILL NEED ■ Small amounts of any DK yarn from your stash: Yarn A Green Yarn B Yellow Yarn C Brown Yarn D Pink ■ A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook ■ Black thread (for features) ■ Polyester toy stuffing ■ Stitch markers TENSION Tension is not critical for this project. You can use any yarn to make this amigurumi. If you use a larger hook and a suitable yarn, the amigurumi will be larger (and use a greater quantity of yarn)while maintaining the same proportions. MEASUREMENTS Round Cactus measures 9x15cm (3½x6in) using a 3mm hook Tall Cactus measures 9x16cm (3½x6½in) using a 3mm hook ABBREVIATIONS Spike st Work a standard dc stitch into the corresponding stitch that is 2 rows below For a full list, see page…

YOU WILL NEED DY Choice Fruity DK (100% acrylic, 100g/250m), 1 ball of each: Yarn A Bilberry (04) Yarn B White (02) Yarn C Raspberry (09) Yarn D Peach (07) Yarn E Lime (05) Yarn F Strawberry (10) A 3.5mm (US E/4) hook Toy stuffing 3 black plastic safety eyes, 8mm Black stranded cotton Stitch markers Small circle of cardboard approx 5cm diameter – the same size as the internal base of your Bowl For yarn, contact Stash Fine Yarns www.stashfineyarns.co.uk Although the yarn is discontinued, it is still available at some retailers. Alternatively, use similar colours from your stash. MEASUREMENTS Ice Cream Bowl measures approx 16x13cm (6¼x5¼in) ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 Get ready for warmer weather with these three smiling scoops of tutti-frutti ice cream topped with a dollop of cream, a wafer and a handful of berries. You’ll…

YOU WILL NEED ■ Any white DK yarn from your stash ■ A 2.5mm (US B/1 or C/2) hook ■ Safety eyes ■ Toy stuffing ■ Tapestry needle ■ Stitch marker MEASUREMENTS 13cm (5in) tall ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 Get your spook on with our friendly ghost. This gorgeous ghoul may be small but she’s full of playful personality. Hooks at the ready! NOTES Work in a continuous spiral without closing off each round with a slip stitch. Place a marker in the first st of each round and move it up as you work. HEAD Using White, make a magic loop. Round 1 (RS) Ch1 (does not count as st), 8dc into loop. [8 sts] Round 2 2dc in each dc around. [16 sts] Round…

QUIRKY CROCHET CREATURES

Growing up on an alpaca stud farm can’t fail to shape a person. As a young adult, Kerry Lord left home to study English Literature at university, only to return to Warwickshire three years later, having devised a way to forge a niche in the family business. She launched The TOFT Alpaca Shop in 2006, selling products made from the alpaca yarn and designing and knitting items herself. More recently, she discovered the joys of crochet and began a new chapter in her creative life. “I first picked up a hook when entering my final weeks of pregnancy in 2012. I had been a knitter for a number of years, but had always viewed crochet as something difficult and if I’m honest, not particularly desirable. I think there was a lack…

QUIRKY CROCHET CREATURES

YOU WILL NEED TOFT DK (100% wool, 100g/225m), 1 ball of Camel A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook Black stranded cotton for eyes Safety eyes or black beads Toy stuffing For yarn stockists contact TOFT 01788 810626 www.toftuk.com MEASUREMENTS 18cm (7in) tall when sitting ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 We’re smitten with this prehistoric amigurumi cutie. Made from a single ball of DK, Anthony the anklyosauraus is a spiky fella with a bit of a tummy. The head, body, limbs and spikes are each made separately and sewn together afterwards. With his lovely soft spikes, he’s the perfect companion for little monsters. NOTES Work stitches continuously in a spiral without closing off each round with a slip stitch. It may help to use a stitch marker in the first stitch of each round, moving…

YOU WILL NEED ■ DY Choice Fruity DK (100% acrylic, 100g/250m), 1 ball of each: Yarn A Bilberry (04) Yarn B White (02) Yarn C Raspberry (09) Yarn D Peach (07) Yarn E Lime (05) Yarn F Strawberry (10) ■ A 3.5mm (US E/4) hook ■ Toy stuffing ■ 3 black plastic safety eyes, 8mm ■ Black stranded cotton ■ Stitch markers ■ Small circle of cardboard approx 5cm diameter – the same size as the internal base of your Bowl For yarn, contact Stash Fine Yarns www.stashfineyarns.co.uk Although the yarn is discontinued, it is still available at some retailers. Alternatively, use similar colours from your stash. MEASUREMENTS Ice Cream Bowl measures approx 16x13cm (6¼x5¼in) ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 Get ready for warmer weather with these…

MIA THE MONSTER

YOU WILL NEED TOFT DK (100% wool, 100g/225m), 1 skein of Yarn A Steel TOFT DK (100% wool, 25g/60m), 1 ball of each: Yarn B Yellow Yarn C Lime Yarn D Orange Yarn E Pink Yarn F Blue Oddments of Cream and Black DK yarn for the eyes A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook Toy stuffing For yarn stockists contact TOFT 01788 810626 www.toftuk.com MEASUREMENTS 35cm (13¾in) from the top of the top knot to the bottom of the feet ABBREVIATIONS Loop Stitch Insert the hook as for a dc stitch, wrap the working yarn from front to back around the thumb of the hand not holding the hook, yrh, picking up the working yarn behind the loop, complete as for a dc stitch. Move the loop to place it on the RS of the fabric. For a full list,…

MIA THE MONSTER

QUIRKY CROCHET CREATURES

Growing up on an alpaca stud farm can’t fail to shape a person. As a young adult, Kerry Lord left home to study English Literature at university, only to return to Warwickshire three years later, having devised a way to forge a niche in the family business. She launched The TOFT Alpaca Shop in 2006, selling products made from the alpaca yarn and designing and knitting items herself. More recently, she discovered the joys of crochet and began a new chapter in her creative life. “I first picked up a hook when entering my final weeks of pregnancy in 2012. I had been a knitter for a number of years, but had always viewed crochet as something difficult and if I’m honest, not particularly desirable. I think there was a…

QUIRKY CROCHET CREATURES

YOU WILL NEED DROPS Alpaca Bouclé (80% alpaca, 15% wool, 5% polyamide, 50g/140m), 3 balls of Off White (0100) 1 ball of Dark Grey Mix (0506) DROPS Cotton Light (50% cotton, 50% polyester, 50g/105m), 4 balls of Pearl Grey (31) A 3.5mm (US E/4) hook A 4.5mm (US 7) hook A 2mm (US B/1) hook Toy stuffing 9mm safety eyes Fabric glue Pink and black stranded cotton For yarn stockists contact Wool Warehouse 01926 882 818 www.woolwarehouse.co.uk MEASUREMENTS Approx 18x12x12cm (8x5x5in) per Sheep ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 We all know how lovely and snuggly crocheted garments can be, but these helpful hooked sheep will keep your whole house warm by blocking out any wintry draughts! The bouclé yarn gives the sheep a wonderfully ‘woolly’ texture. NOTES The Draught Excluder is made up of 7 Sheep,…

YOU WILL NEED ■ TOFT DK (100% wool, 100g/225m), 1 ball of Camel ■ A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook ■ Black stranded cotton for eyes ■ Safety eyes or black beads ■ Toy stuffing For yarn stockists contact TOFT 01788 810626 www.toftuk.com MEASUREMENTS 18cm (7in) tall when sitting ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 We’re smitten with this prehistoric amigurumi cutie. Made from a single ball of DK, Anthony the anklyosauraus is a spiky fella with a bit of a tummy. The head, body, limbs and spikes are each made separately and sewn together afterwards. With his lovely soft spikes, he’s the perfect companion for little monsters. NOTES Work stitches continuously in a spiral without closing off each round with a slip stitch. It may help…

MIA THE MONSTER

YOU WILL NEED ■ TOFT DK (100% wool, 100g/225m), 1 skein of Yarn A Steel ■ TOFT DK (100% wool, 25g/60m), 1 ball of each: Yarn B Yellow Yarn C Lime Yarn D Orange Yarn E Pink Yarn F Blue ■ Oddments of Cream and Black DK yarn for the eyes ■ A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) hook ■ Toy stuffing For yarn stockists contact TOFT 01788 810626 www.toftuk.com MEASUREMENTS 35cm (13¾in) from the top of the top knot to the bottom of the feet ABBREVIATIONS Loop Stitch Insert the hook as for a dc stitch, wrap the working yarn from front to back around the thumb of the hand not holding the hook, yrh, picking up the working yarn behind the loop, complete as for a dc stitch.…

MIA THE MONSTER

Getting started

THE BASICS Some essential information for making really great amigurumi DENSE FABRIC Amigurumi toys are usually made using only double crochet stitches. The yarns are usually around DK in weight, with a hook that’s smaller than you’d normally use for that weight of yarn. This helps to create a firm, dense fabric that won’t allow the stuffing to show through. SIMPLE TECHNIQUES Amigurumi patterns may seem daunting, but they usually use simple techniques, most of which are covered here. You’ll need to work double crochet stitches in the round (see page 128), but in spirals, which we’ll also show you how to do (page 129). You’ll also find it helpful to use stitch markers to keep track of each spiral round, which you’ll need to move up after each round. Finally, you’ll also need to work…

Getting started

HOLDING THE HOOK Try these methods and see which works best PENCIL METHOD Hold the hook like a pencil, in your right hand (if you’re right-handed), about 3-5cm from the hooked end. If your hook has a flat area, you’ll find it comfortable to hold it here. KNIFE METHOD Hold the hook between your thumb and forefinger, about 3-5cm from the hooked end, resting the end of the hook against your palm. This will give you lots of control. HOLDING THE YARN Even tension results in even stitches METHOD ONE Pass the ball end of the yarn between the little finger and third fingers of your left hand (if you are right-handed), then behind the third and middle fingers, over your index finger. METHOD TWO Loop the ball end of the yarn loosely around the little finger of your left hand,…

YOU WILL NEED ■ DROPS Alpaca Bouclé (80% alpaca, 15% wool, 5% polyamide, 50g/140m), 3 balls of Off White (0100) 1 ball of Dark Grey Mix (0506) ■ DROPS Cotton Light (50% cotton, 50% polyester, 50g/105m), 4 balls of Pearl Grey (31) ■ A 3.5mm (US E/4) hook ■ A 4.5mm (US 7) hook ■ A 2mm (US B/1) hook ■ Toy stuffing ■ 9mm safety eyes ■ Fabric glue ■ Pink and black stranded cotton For yarn stockists contact Wool Warehouse 01926 882 818 www.woolwarehouse.co.uk MEASUREMENTS Approx 18x12x12cm (8x5x5in) per Sheep ABBREVIATIONS For a full list, see page 130 We all know how lovely and snuggly crocheted garments can be, but these helpful hooked sheep will keep your whole house warm by blocking out any wintry draughts! The bouclé…

The magic loop method is a common way to start working in the round. It’s particularly popular for making toys – we’ll show you how to do it below. You might need to practise it a few times in order to get the hang of it, but you’ll definitely soon learn to love it! The magic loop method (also called the drawstring loop) involves making a simple loop of yarn and then working your first round of stitches into that loop. You don’t need to make a slipknot with this method and you can work as many stitches into the ring on the first round as you need to. You can even start with larger stitches than double crochet, such as half trebles or trebles, which can be worked into the…

Getting started

THE BASICS Some essential information for making really great amigurumi DENSE FABRIC Amigurumi toys are usually made using only double crochet stitches. The yarns are usually around DK in weight, with a hook that’s smaller than you’d normally use for that weight of yarn. This helps to create a firm, dense fabric that won’t allow the stuffing to show through. SIMPLE TECHNIQUES Amigurumi patterns may seem daunting, but they usually use simple techniques, most of which are covered here. You’ll need to work double crochet stitches in the round (see page 128), but in spirals, which we’ll also show you how to do (page 129). You’ll also find it helpful to use stitch markers to keep track of each spiral round, which you’ll need to move up after each round.…

Getting started

Double crochet rounds

Once you have a foundation ring, you can make the first round of stitches. We’ll show you how to work the first round in double crochet below. The rules for working in the round are simple, although some patterns differ, so always follow the instructions in the pattern you’re using. Whichever stitch you’re using, you’ll need to make a turning chain at the start of each round (see page 124 for number of chains per stitch type). Then you can work the stitches of that round. At the end of every round, join the last stitch to the first stitch using a slip stitch (see below). On the first round of a long foundation ring, you’ll need to work each stitch into each chain as usual, starting from the second chain from…

Double crochet rounds

HOLDING THE HOOK Try these methods and see which works best PENCIL METHOD Hold the hook like a pencil, in your right hand (if you’re right-handed), about 3-5cm from the hooked end. If your hook has a flat area, you’ll find it comfortable to hold it here. KNIFE METHOD Hold the hook between your thumb and forefinger, about 3-5cm from the hooked end, resting the end of the hook against your palm. This will give you lots of control. HOLDING THE YARN Even tension results in even stitches METHOD ONE Pass the ball end of the yarn between the little finger and third fingers of your left hand (if you are right-handed), then behind the third and middle fingers, over your index finger. METHOD TWO Loop the ball end of…

The magic loop method is a common way to start working in the round. It’s particularly popular for making toys – we’ll show you how to do it below. You might need to practise it a few times in order to get the hang of it, but you’ll definitely soon learn to love it! The magic loop method (also called the drawstring loop) involves making a simple loop of yarn and then working your first round of stitches into that loop. You don’t need to make a slipknot with this method and you can work as many stitches into the ring on the first round as you need to. You can even start with larger stitches than double crochet, such as half trebles or trebles, which can be worked into…

Work in spirals

When you work amigurumi toys, most patterns ask you to work your stitches in the round, but in a spiral shape rather than individual circles (with the spiral method it’s a good idea to mark each round with stitch markers to keep your place). To start off, you’ll still need to make a foundation ring – the magic loop is best because it leaves no hole at the centre (see page 127 for how to make a magic loop). If you prefer, you could work a different type of foundation ring, such as a basic ring (see page 125), but you may need to sew up the hole at the centre before stuffing. Once you have your foundation ring, make a turning chain (t-ch) and work your first round of dc…

Work in spirals

across to end of the row alt alternate/alternating approx approximate(ly) beg beginning bl insert hook under back loop only BPtr Back Post treble: yrh, starting from the back, insert hook from back to front to back around post of st in row below, complete as treble st ch(s) chain/chain stitch(es) ch-sp(s) chain space(s) ch- refers to ch made previously eg ch-3 cl(s) clusters cont continue dc double crochet dc2tog (insert hook in next st, yrh and draw a loop through) twice, yrh and draw through all 3 loops on hook dec decrease dtr double treble crochet dtr2tog work 2dtr together fl insert hook under front loop only foll/folls following/follows FPtr Front Post treble: work in opposite way to BPtr htr half treble htr2tog work 2htr together in next sts to be worked into the same stitch inc increase LH left hand lp(s) loop(s) meas measures p or pc picot patt(s) pattern(s) pm place marker prev previous rem remains or remaining rep…

Double crochet rounds

Once you have a foundation ring, you can make the first round of stitches. We’ll show you how to work the first round in double crochet below. The rules for working in the round are simple, although some patterns differ, so always follow the instructions in the pattern you’re using. Whichever stitch you’re using, you’ll need to make a turning chain at the start of each round (see page 124 for number of chains per stitch type). Then you can work the stitches of that round. At the end of every round, join the last stitch to the first stitch using a slip stitch (see below). On the first round of a long foundation ring, you’ll need to work each stitch into each chain as usual, starting from the second…

Double crochet rounds

Work in spirals

When you work amigurumi toys, most patterns ask you to work your stitches in the round, but in a spiral shape rather than individual circles (with the spiral method it’s a good idea to mark each round with stitch markers to keep your place). To start off, you’ll still need to make a foundation ring – the magic loop is best because it leaves no hole at the centre (see page 127 for how to make a magic loop). If you prefer, you could work a different type of foundation ring, such as a basic ring (see page 125), but you may need to sew up the hole at the centre before stuffing. Once you have your foundation ring, make a turning chain (t-ch) and work your first round of…

Work in spirals

across to end of the row alt alternate/alternating approx approximate(ly) beg beginning bl insert hook under back loop only BPtr Back Post treble: yrh, starting from the back, insert hook from back to front to back around post of st in row below, complete as treble st ch(s) chain/chain stitch(es) ch-sp(s) chain space(s) ch- refers to ch made previously eg ch-3 cl(s) clusters cont continue dc double crochet dc2tog (insert hook in next st, yrh and draw a loop through) twice, yrh and draw through all 3 loops on hook dec decrease dtr double treble crochet dtr2tog work 2dtr together fl insert hook under front loop only foll/folls following/follows FPtr Front Post treble: work in opposite way to BPtr htr half treble htr2tog work 2htr together in next sts to…

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