Voodoo Maggie's Adorable Amigurumi - by Erin Clark (Paperback)

About the Book

Create your own marvelous menagerie with these easy-to-follow instructions

Book Synopsis

Crochet cute Amigurumi animals with this fun Japanese crafting book!

Knot your mother's crochet! Weave your way into the yarn filled world of Japanese Amigurumi or "crocheted stuffed toys" with adorable creatures and cuddly new characters! Whether you're honing a new craft or in search of creative needlework inspiration let Voodoo Maggie show you the way.

There are adorable Koala Bears, Darling Dachsunds, Nuggly Bats, and the not-very fearsome but actually-kinda-cute yeti. Altogether there are 18 creatures that Voodoo Maggie is willing to unleash on a world yearning for some serious cuteness. Full of colorful photos to help guide you through the patterns, this book has projects even crochet beginners can complete in a weekend or less. Voodoo Maggie's Adorable Amigurumi walks you step-by-step through the distinct art of Japanese crochet. Artful designs, easy-to-follow knitting instructions and detailed illustrations allow you to create the most delightful crocheted Japanese miniatures easily.

Amigurumi animals include:

• Luna the Baby Dragon
• Lucy the Giraffe
• Schnitzel the Dachshund
• Dust Bunny
• Basil T. Koala
• Marcel Monkey
• Olive Octopus
• Bella la Batty

All of the crochet patterns are simple enough for crochet enthusiasts of all ages and skill levels. Some projects are so simple they can be completed in a day!

Review Quotes

"From otters to bees and monkeys to lions, no animal is ignored in these amazing books...As the demand for crocheted toys gets larger, these cute critters get even smaller...and more adorable." --Let's Go Crafting Magazine

"If you have the basic crochet stitches down but need a little more guidance for assembly, this book is also a great fit. If you love to support independent designers (and publishers) and are comfortable with a DIY feel to the book, this would also be a great addition to your amigurumi collection." --Underground Crafter blog

About the Author

Voodoo Maggie discovered crochet at the age of six from a great-grandmother, and ever since it's been her favorite crafty hobby. After falling in love with amigurumi while surfing the Internet looking for inspiration, she started designing patterns and selling them through various online marketplaces, like Etsy and Artfire. Now she has three children, a wonderful husband, and a hobby that is her job. VoodooMaggie.blogspot.com