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- Crochet pattern for Trico Triceratops
- Amigurumi worked in separate parts
- English-language Scheepjes booklet
- 7 pages including a materials list
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Description
Scheepjes Yarn The After Party No. 105 – Trico Triceratops is a compact crochet booklet for anyone who likes a clear amigurumi project with a straightforward materials list.
Looking for a cheerful dinosaur to crochet? This Scheepjes bookazine introduces you to Trico, a lovable triceratops worked in separate parts using the amigurumi technique. The fan-shaped frill is then worked in rows, before the toy is filled and neatly assembled. It is a great choice if you enjoy following a well-structured pattern, whether you are building confidence or looking for a fun decorative project.
Yarn The After Party No. 105 Trico Triceratops: a compact project with character
This Scheepjes booklet focuses on one project: Trico Triceratops. The pattern clearly lists the materials you need, including Scheepjes Softfun with 60% cotton and 40% acrylic, 50 g/140 m, in Moss, Latte, Wheat and Mustard, plus a 2.5 mm crochet hook, stitch marker, 2 safety eyes measuring 10 mm and polyester filling. So you know exactly what to prepare before you begin. It is especially suitable if you love amigurumi, crocheted animals and projects with small details and a tidy finish.
Creative crochet with a Scheepjes bookazine
Yarn The After Party No. 105 Trico Triceratops is ideal if you like to keep your crochet project focused and organised. The compact format makes the pattern easy to follow and the supply list easy to gather in advance, so you can get started without fuss. It is a practical choice for a quick project or a thoughtful handmade gift. The result is a charming crocheted triceratops made from a clear Scheepjes pattern.
More Information
| Sku |
ISBN8717738219322
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| EAN code |
8717738219322
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| ISBN Code | 8717738219322 |
| Number of pages | 7 |
| Language | Dutch |
| Keywords | Crochet |
| Publisher | Scheepjes |
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