Baby Beasts to Crochet: Cute Amigurumi Creatures from Myth and Legend -- Megan Kreiner, Paperback

Baby Beasts to Crochet turns 16 of the most fearsome creatures from myth and legend into adorable and cuddly babies. Make the body parts using only simple stitches, assemble, and then add smart detailing and faux fur to complete these unique amigurumi that everyone will love.

Get ready to squeal--or maybe growl, howl, or roar--in delight with the 16 adorable creatures in Baby Beasts to Crochet. Start each project by crocheting the base using only simple stitches. Then stuff and seam everything together. Finally, add surface details such as faux fur, scales, embroidery, eyes, and even eyelashes. When done, you will have transformed the most fearsome creatures in mythology and legend into adorable babies that you can't help but snuggle. While detailed, each baby beast uses only the simplest of stitches and techniques. Pair that with a step-by-step how-to section, clear project instructions, and additional illustrations, and these impressive patterns are approachable for every crocheter to make a baby yeti, phoenix, unicorn, minotaur, sasquatch, pegasus, and more! As a bonus, instructions on how to insert wire into the project during construction are included within every pattern so that each baby beast can be extra posable.

Author: Megan Kreiner
Publisher: Sixth & Spring Books
Published: 03/05/2024
Pages: 156
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 1.00lbs
Size: 9.00h x 8.00w
ISBN: 9781970048131

About the Author
Megan Kreiner is an independent knit and crochet designer from California who publishes patterns under MK Crochet & Knits. Her work has also been featured in pattern collections, magazines, and crafting kits. She has published several crochet books, including Dinosaurs to Crochet, Christmas Ornaments to Crochet, and Creepy Crawly Crochet. Megan's professional credits include a variety of roles on more than 15 animated feature films as well as short films, television shows, and theme-park attractions for world-renowned studios such as Sony Pictures Imageworks, DreamWorks Animation, and Walt Disney Animation Studios. Visit Megan at www.mkcrochetandknits.com.