Crochet your own Gengar and five other Pokémon!
With clear, easy to follow, step-by-step instructions, this kit gives you not just the information that you need to make your very own Gengar amigurumi Japanese stuffed toy but also all the yarns and materials. It will take anyone - even a beginner through the process right from the first steps, all the way through to stuffing and assembly. When you've finished, you'll have your very own Gengar.
That's not all! In addition, the accompanying book contains the details you'll need to crochet five other popular Pokémon amigurumi: Wobbuffet, Dragonite, Psyduck, Bulbasaur, Vaporeon. But beware! Making these plushies is so much fun - the more you make, the more you'll want. And so will everyone else who sees them!
Crochet fans will love making these plushies - for themselves, for kids, and for gifting. Every Pokémon fan will want their own figures, and every crafter will be begged to make them by everyone who sees them.
The box contains:
- 48-page book containing patterns to create Gengar and five companions
- crochet hook
- yarns of the correct colors to create Gengar
- stuffing
- felt for detailing
- glue
- sewing needle
Author Sabrina Somers has been a Pokémon fan since she was nine, and an amigurumi aficionado since 2014 when she first picked up the crochet hooks. She combines both passions to perfection in this box that combines instruction with invention.
Officially licensed by The Pokémon Company International.
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About Sabrina Somers
Sabrina discovered amigurumi back in 2014. After using a variety of different books and online videos, Sabrina taught herself how to crochet in two weeks. She now designs her own patterns and sells them on her website, Sabrina's Crochet, Etsy, Ravelry and Love Knitting. She is the author of Pocket Amigurumi and Pokémon Crochet.
She lives with her son and two cats in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
For patterns and more information about the author, please visit her website: www.sabrinasomers.com.
