Dungeons & Dragons Crochet - by Stacy King & Official Dungeons & Dragons Licensed (Hardcover)

Book Synopsis

Crochet your favorite creatures, wearables, and household items with twenty patterns inspired by the Dungeons & Dragons multiverse.

Dive into a world of crochet and adventure with this book of many patterns. Dungeons & Dragons Crochet gives fans and crocheters of all skill levels a chance to bring their favorite in-game elements to life. Create your own dangerously cute Owlbear Cub plushie, arm yourself with the Gloves of Missile Snaring, and pack your belongings in the Bag of Holding. In addition to the lore-related items, enjoy classic visual elements, like the Schools of Magic's symbols granny squares, and a larger-than-life D20 pillow.

Filled with gorgeous photography and step-by-step instructions with pages that lay flat when open, Dungeons & Dragons Crochet will have adventurers everywhere picking up their new favorite weapon: the crochet hook.

About the Author

Dungeons & Dragons launched the great tradition of roleplaying games in 1974 with an unprecedented mix of adventure and strategy, dice-rolling, and storytelling. Wizards of the Coast continues to honor that tradition, bringing to market a diverse range of D&D game and entertainment experiences and influencing numerous writers, directors, and game designers by tapping into an innate human need to gather with friends and tell an exciting story together.

Stacy King is a freelance writer, editor and seamstress based in Toronto, Ontario. Her focus is on writing for middle grade and young adult audiences, particularly fantasy and historical fiction. Her work includes the Dungeons and Dragons' Young Adventurer's Guide series for Ten Speed Press, a new-player friendly introduction to the world and concepts of the iconic role-playing game, and the Dungeons & Dragons: The Ultimate Pop-Up Book, featuring paper engineering by bestselling creator Matthew Reinhart. She was the founding editor for the Manga Classics series, adapting western literary classics into Japanese graphic novel formats. She currently lives in downtown Toronto with her husband, comics writer Jim Zub, and has never quite gotten over her love of playing dress-up.