How to Crochet Animals: Farm: 25 Mini Menagerie Patterns

by Kerry Lord

Overview

Craft a flock or herd of animals with these 25 mini crochet patterns from Kerry Lord, creator of the popular Edward’s Menagerie series.

Crocheting is a relaxing and mindful hobby. In this new series, you can learn how to join in on the fun with these quick and easy projects. This new addition to Kerry Lord’s How to Crochet series features patterns for beloved animals such as an alpaca, cow, or pig, and the wild creatures that might pay a visit to your farm, including a badger and fox. Step-by-step instructions for basic crochet stitches will help aspiring crochet enthusiasts navigate their first projects with confidence. The skill-building projects introduce more advanced techniques as they go. All patterns are written with US crochet terms.
 

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781454711353
Publisher:	Union Square & Co.
Publication date:	03/02/2021
Series:	Edward's Menagerie , #7
Pages:	112
Sales rank:	276,262
Product dimensions:	7.90(w) x 8.10(h) x 0.60(d)

About the Author

Kerry Lord is the founder and creative director of the TOFT luxury yarn brand, a product of her successful family business, the Toft Alpaca stud farm. Kerry is the author of Edward’s Crochet Imaginarium, Edward’s Crochet Doll Emporium, Edward's Menagerie: Dogs, and Edward's Menagerie: The New Collection. She lives in Rugby, UK.

Table of Contents

Introduction 4

How to Use This Book 6

TOFT 7

Basics

Essential Tools 8

Extra Tools 9

Yarn 10

Gauge 11

Holding Your Hook 12

Holding Your Yarn 13

Learning to Crochet 14

Counting Your Stitches 17

Reading a Pattern and Abbreviations 18

Projects

Pig 20

Hare 28

Sheep 30

Alpaca 34

Hedgehog 36

Goose 40

Frog 44

Chick 48

Donkey 52

Goat 58

Pony 60

Badger 62

Mole 64

Dorset Down Sheep 68

Fox 70

Robin 72

Friesian Cow 76

Pheasant 78

Bat 80

Swaledale Sheep 84

Snail 88

Squirrel 94

Border Collie 96

Shire Horse 98

Highland Cow 102

Other Books in the Series 104

Be Social 106

Animal index 108

Technique Index 109

Acknowledgments 110

About the Author 111