About this item
Fans of Kerry Lord's popular Edward's Menagerie series will rejoice in these 50 new crochet patterns for spectacular animals from around the world. From familiar favorites, such as the kangaroo and snow leopard, to more exotic critters, including the echidna and Malaysian tapir, this fresh collection of irresistible crochet patterns features an amazing collection of creatures. As in her previous books, Kerry Lord includes charming biographies for each animal companion, and her finished pieces are sure to melt hearts. With projects divided into three difficulty levels - including Erica the Camel and Steve the Tapir (One) ; James the Meerkat and Hannah the Mouse (Two) ; and Gabriel the Baboon and Aurora the Arctic Fox (Three) - every crocheter will find ideas to enjoy and complete. Those new to the craft will also find guidance on essential techniques with helpful tutorials. All patterns will be written with US crochet abbreviations.
About the Author
Kerry Lord is the founder and creative director of TOFT, a luxury and dynamic British yarn brand that specialises in quality yarn and easy-to-follow patterns. Kerry first created the best-selling Edward's Menagerie series of books in 2012, which has inspired thousands of people around the world to crochet for the first time. The series now includes six books (with four more being published in 2020/21) and over 500 crochet animals, birds, monsters, miniatures and dolls.TOFT continues to offer a great range of both knitting and crochet kits for all skill levels, including kits from Kerry Lord's Edward's Menagerie, Edward's Imaginarium, Edward's Emporium and Mini Menagerie books. TOFT is a big part of the contemporary craft scene both in the UK and all over the world and Kerry has collaborated with a range of artists and events including the Natural History Museum, London, and a touring exhibition of the Edward's Menagerie collection, all in the name of bringing as many new people to the craft as possible.You can find a catalogue of how-to videos to accompany the crochet techniques found in Kerry's books at www.toftuk.com.
