[NFB-Blind-Crafters] Crochet book on Bard

[carcione at access.net]

I've made crochet critters using worsted yarn.  I guess they'd be smaller if
I used thinner yarn, but they're not really big even so.

Tracy

 

 

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I have never tried these tiny critters because I don't have the patience to
use very thin yarns.  Is there any encouragement for me? Maybe a yarn that
holds together and doesn't split? 

 

Thanks and blessings,

 

Deb Trevino

 

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Tracy, 

Let us know if you make any of these. I downloaded the audio a year ago, and
got stuck because each one begins with the magic ring and I couldn't figure
out that stitch. I do know how to do it now, I think, and a braille version
will be much easier to follow than audio for me.  

Anyway, let us know your progress, please!

Deborah

 

 

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I downloaded a new braille book from Bard yesterday.  It's also a talking
book.  

This is the braille blurb:

 <https://nlsbard.loc.gov/nlsbardprod/download/detail/srch/BR25335> Crochet
cute critters: 26 easy amigurumi patterns BR25335

Zimmerman, Sarah, (Needleworker) 2 volumes.

Unified English Braille

"Discover how simple crafting your own crochet plush animals can be. From
alligators to zebras, Crochet Cute Critters features 26 beginner-friendly
patterns for creating all kinds of cuddly companions. Amigurumi?the Japanese
art of crocheting stuffed toys?might seem intimidating, but this book keeps
it easy and fun with complete guides that cover everything you need to know.
Whether you're stitching up huggable gifts for kids or grandkids or just
looking to assemble your own plush menagerie, this crochet pattern book will
have you up and going in no time. Crochet your way through the alphabet
with: Animal projects from A to Z?Using easy crochet patterns, learn to
craft cute animal friends like Alex the Alligator, Freddy the Fox, and Zina
the Zebra. Easy-to-follow instructions?Step-by-step guidance makes
stitching, detailing, and stuffing your animals easy for beginners. Basics
to build on?Each animal project shares the same basic head and body pattern,
allowing you to carry your practice and experience from project to project.
Discover how fun and easy it can be to crochet your own Amigurumi with the
help of Crochet Cute Critters." -- Provided by publisher.

 <https://nlsbard.loc.gov/nlsbardprod/download/book/srch/BR25335> Download
Crochet cute critters: 26 easy amigurumi patterns BR25335

 

Sorry Henry, H is a hippo, not a horse.  I was disappointed, too.  But there
is a unicorn, and a zebra.

Tracy

 

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