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Beginner and intermediate-level knitters can now enjoy the Japanese-style cuteness of crocheted amigurumi toys in knitted designs. Amigurumi is very popular with crocheters and now knitters can satisfy their hunger for the tiny and adorable! In "Knitting Mochimochi", knitted amigurumi guru... read more
Table of Contents edit
I. Introduction: Welcome to Mochimochi Land
1. Why I Knit Toys - and Why You Should Too!
2. Whom to Knit Toys For: A Guide
II. Let's Get Started
1. Stuff You'll Need
2. Gauge: To Check or Not to Check?
3. Basic Toy Techniques
a. The Knitting
b. The Stuffing
c. The Closing
d. The Eyes
e. The Seaming
f. The Loose Ends
g. The Embroidery
h. Additional Techniques
i. The Magic Loop
4. Childproofing (and Adultproofing) Your Toys
III. Fierce Creatures
1. Confused Moose
2. Baby Gators
3. Bite-Free Bed Bugs
4. Pigs with Wigs
5. Squirrels on Wheels
IV. Random Objects
1. Orbiting Oddity
2. Grouchy Couch
3. TV Guy
4. Cuter Polluters
5. Shyscrapers
V. Impractical Wearables
1. Pocket Protectors
2. Naughty and Nicey
3. Neck Nuzzler
4. Love Muff
5. Feet Eaters
VI. Nano Knits
1. Human Beans
2. Micro Mountains
3. Plucky Mushrooms
4. Hamster Herd
5. Petite Pencil
VII. Design Your Own Knitted Toy
VIII. Knitting Essentials
IX. Metric Conversion Chart
X. Resources
XI. Index
Authors & Contributors edit
- Anna Hrachovec (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 745.5924
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