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Your cart is empty.Inspired by the Japanese craft trend of amigurumi, these crocheted critters from Amy Gaines are lively little folk, with jobs, friends, and adventures! Thoreau is a gnome who practices law and grows mushrooms. Beatrix Hedgehog is an art teacher/hairstylist. Owl gals Hedda Ooglesby and daughter Syble run an organic café. Frannie Finch dreams of being an empty-nester. Slowboat, a retired gardener, and young Trapeze are snails living in a daisy patch. Westinghouse is a skateboarding squirrel. Shalimar is a sweet skunk who worries about aging. More Cute Little Animals to Crochet (Leisure Arts #5125) presents 11 crochet creatures with accessories such as mushrooms and acorns. Medium weight yarn with trims in various weights. See 8 more designs in #4271 Cute Little Animals.
SW
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2018
My daughter was very excited about this purchase, but noting ever came of it
M.Lewis
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2015
Really cute projects. I enjoyed them very much but found a few instructions were a little confusing. Made some adjustments to make them work.
afra
Reviewed in Germany on March 9, 2014
macht richtig Spaß, die Anleitungen scheinen gut nachvollziehbar, hatte leider noch keine Zeit eine auszuprobieren, die Tiere sind super niedlich.
Mrs Dinkum
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 15, 2014
Some more fantastic ideas from Amy Gaines. The first book was good, but this one has even more, with sweet woodland creatures, a lovely elf, a bird log mobile, and cute little accessories to go with them. Very good pictures and easy-to-follow instructions too!It's made for the US market so has US instructions, but there is a conversion chart at the back so that's no problem. I recommend this for anyone who enjoys crochet! It's brilliant.
Anna Listau
Reviewed in Germany on February 22, 2014
Hab bereits drei Sachen draus gehäkelt, finde meine sogar schöner. Verständliche und einfache Erklärung, also zu empfehlen, auch für Anfänger
Marlene Hayes
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2014
Love the book, especially the owls, skunk, hedge hog, and squirrel. Will most definetly get them made..Wasn't happy with the late delivery.
T Swanson
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2013
Love love love this book! It is the second one I have purchased from this author and I was not disappointed. Clear, easy to read instructions and photos perfectly placed
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2013
I absolutely love this book and have had so much fun making the items in it. The directions are very easy to follow.
Ellie
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 30, 2013
Some designs for some really cute animals but a few need specific wools and I was hoping be able to use up the oddments from my stash so it didn't quite do what I wanted.The animals are really cute though and the instructions and pictures are easy to follow.
Millie The Writer
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2013
Love the various animals in the book, and the instructions easy to follow. None of the patterns that difficult. Think your children or grandchildren would love having these little animals to hold, perhaps in really soft yarn.
april
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2012
The number of pages of the book too little, content is not good.Next time I buy a book look better clearly.Inside making method not detailed, look not to understand.
isabelleL
Reviewed in France on November 4, 2011
17 petites bestioles aussi mignonnes les unes que les autres. Escargot, putois, hibou, écureuil, hérisson,... le plus dur sera de choisir laquelle faire en premier.Les explications sont claires, il est cependant indispensable de connaître un minimum d'anglais, notamment pour les termes techniques.
Julie Manwarren
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2011
I purchased this book as a gift for my Mom, who loves to crotchet. She has made little stuffed animals for her children and grandchildren for years. This particular book is one of the best I've seen and she LOVED it! She has already made some of the crotchet animals and they are adorable! From what she said, they aren't too difficult to make, but you would have to have a general knowledge of crotchet patterns and know basic stitches. I recommend this to anyone who loves to crotchet and is looking for more cute ideas.
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