Learn how to stuff your animal using synthetic high-loft stuffing to create the perfect cuddly animal, as well as howto sew your Edward's Menagerie amigurumi animal together.

TOFT: British Wool Yarn and Patterns for Knitting and Crochet

They are for personal use only, so you cannot sell any products that have been made using a TOFT pattern. Most of our patterns indicate the best range of pages to print to minimise the amount of resources used. Each animal pattern is completed with a full character story and technical instructions covering step-by-step tuition.All you need to get started is some wool and a crochet hook, so you'll be busy making Seamus the Alpaca, Clarence the Bat, Bridget the Elephant, Rufus the Lion, Claudia the Saddleback Pig and many more - once you've made one you'll want to crochet the whole menagerie! Please note that all measurements are a guideline and will vary with each garment dependent on style and fit. Ever wondered how Lucy the Hare takes her tea, the kind of car James the Meerkat drives, or what Donna the Reindeer does for a living?

Ravelry: Douglas the Highland Cow pattern by Kerry Lord Ravelry: Douglas the Highland Cow pattern by Kerry Lord

It is the foundation of a pattern and is used to determine the size, density and drape of a project.Please note that if you are working from a printed version of a TOFT pattern, we are unable to replace this for you. Once you’ve made a leg, flatten it and hold it against a ruler and it should measure 9cm for a standard animal or 5cm for a mini. If the square is too big, your tension is too loose – you’ll need to decrease the size of your hook or needle. Please note that TOFT cannot be held responsible for issues that occur as a result of incorrect tension, such as running out of yarn or stuffing showing through the fabric. There are some characters from the Edward's Menageriecollection that do not fit in to the table below, such as Graeme the Octopus or Hope the Whale.

Edward’s Menagerie Animal Crochet Patterns Ed’s Index | the Edward’s Menagerie Animal Crochet Patterns

The majority of our kits come with a digital copy of the pattern too, so if you’re keen to get started you can download the . This is a contractual agreement between TOFT and the seller in question, and as such we are unable to sell the product through our own channels until the specified exclusivity period has ended.

Douglas the Highland Cow is a beginner crochet amigurumi pattern from Kerry Lord’s first book: Edward’s Menagerie. Projects at this level are suitable for complete beginners who have never crocheted before and just require learning one or two types of stitch. You simply need to purchase enough yarn in a different weight (indicated on Ed’s Index) and you can then make the animal in a larger (or smaller) size.