The latest series from JO in NZ – the Stix — made me laugh out loud with delight. Her stitched stick figures are so expressive, they almost seem animated. Clever. Accessible to even beginning stitchers. Let’s lobby Jo to make her patterns available. I’d cheerfully fork over a little PayPal cash to be able to download these sweeties. Go to Jo’s first blog post.
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CROCHET PATTERNS Amigurumi Doll with Backpack Crochet Tutorial
This book is a delightful addition to any crocheter’s library, especially if you’re a fan of amigurumi projects. Zlatan Butler’s Amigurumi Doll with Backpack Crochet Tutorial provides a charming and creative pattern that’s perfect for those who enjoy crafting unique and functional designs.
The oversized format (8.5 x 11 inches) makes it easy to follow along with the instructions, and the cream-white pages give the book a clean, professional appearance. The pattern is clearly written in English and features a fun, playful design that’s sure to please both children and adults.
While it’s only 38 pages long, it’s concise and to the point, making it a great choice for crafters who prefer straightforward instructions without unnecessary fluff. The doll’s backpack adds an adorable, practical touch, making this project both decorative and functional.
This book is ideal for readers aged 10-18, but experienced crocheters will also appreciate the creativity and charm of the design. Whether you’re making this doll as a gift or for yourself, the result is a whimsical keepsake that’s bound to bring smiles.
If you’re looking for a quick, fun crochet project with a unique twist, this book is worth adding to your collection.