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Super-Scary Mochimochi: 20+ Cute and Creepy Creatures to Knit PDF

283 Pages·2012·9.53 MB·English
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Copyright © 2012 by Anna Hrachovec All rights reserved. Published in the United States by Potter Craft, an imprint of the Crown Publishing Group, a division of Random House, Inc., New York. www.pottercraft.com www.crownpublishing.com POTTER CRAFT and colophon is a registered trademark of Random House, Inc. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Hrachovec, Anna Super-scary mochimochi: 20+ cute and creepy creatures to knit / Anna Hrachovec; photography by Brandi Simons. — 1st edition pages cm. Includes index. 1. Amigurumi—Patterns. 2. Soft toy making. I. Simons, Brandi, illustrator. II. Title. TT829.H733 2011 745.592′4—dc23 2011046773 eISBN: 978-0-30796577-6 Cover photographs by Brandi Simons Photographs on the following pages copyright © 2012 by Brandi Simons: BS01, BS02, BS03, BS04, BS05, BS06, BS07, BS08, BS09, BS10, BS11, BS12, BS13, BS14, BS15, BS16, BS17, BS18, BS19, BS20, 100, BS21, BS22, BS23, BS24, BS25, BS26, BS27, BS28, BS29 Photograph JLT01 copyright © 2012 by Jenna Leigh Teti All other photographs copyright © 2012 by Anna Hrachovec The author and publisher would like to thank the Craft Yarn Council of America for providing the yarn weight standards and accompanying icons used in this book. For more information, please visit www.YarnStandards.com. v3.1 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Thank you to John, always my cheerleader and my first consultant on design and the written word. Many, many thanks to Brandi for her gung-ho spirit, endless creativity, and talent with a camera. The whole Simons family—Mike, Sonnie, and Sarah—deserves lots of ice cream for their hours of help and patient modeling. Another big thank-you to my sister-in-law, Jenna, for her photography session with my two drowsy cats. Thank you to Robert Sheaff at the University of Tulsa and Jeremy Hopkins at Modern Day Dentil in Owasso for their generosity with space and equipment that is normally used for much more important tasks. My thanks to Audrey for her help with brainstorming weird monsters, and to Angela for her advice about lacemaking and also her testing help. As always, my parents and sister, Leah, supplied ideas and multiple props, even if they weren’t aware of it because they were on vacation at the time. I cannot thank my testers enough for making the patterns in this book user friendly. Many thanks to my mother-in-law, Bonney, and to Denise, Jennifer, Jenny, Jessica, Joan, Kari, Kelly, Kristen, Lisa, Marilyn, Mary, Marti, and Rikke. Thank you to Shannon and Stacy at Cascade Yarns for supplying the beautiful yarn used in every project in this book. I am extremely grateful to Joy Aquilino for her concept and initiation of the publication process. Thank you to my editor, Betty Wong, and to Caitlin Harpin for diligently seeing the book through its publication journey. Many thanks to Linda Hetzer for her careful and always thoughtful editing. I am also very thankful for the support and enthusiasm of Kimberly Small and everyone else at Potter Craft. INTRODUCTION: BOO! ENTER IF YOU DARE Weapons Inventory (stuff you need to get started) Knitting for Little Ghouls (childproofing) Monstersizing (checking gauge) The Gory Details (basic toy knitting techniques) Secrets from the Toy-Knitting Grave (additional techniques and tips) OLD-SCHOOL GHOULS Vampire Brats Sarcophacat Bitty Witches What-to-Werewolf Zombie Sleepover BACK-YARD BEASTIES Compact Fluorescent Eels Conjoined Lab Rats Killer Bees Little Miss Widow Mama Bear Cave CREEPY NEW SPECIES Sour Tooth Hurly-Burly Minitaurs Flatso Toaster Ghost MIX ’N’ MATCH MONSTERS Create a Custom Super-Scary Mochi KNITTING ESSENTIALS KNITTING ABBREVIATIONS RESOURCES INDEX

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Toys to Scare You Silly!What creatures lurk in the darkest shadows of Mochimochi Land? Only the most adorable assortment of knitted monsters, such as tiny vampire brats, a teenage werewolf, and a miniature gang of killer bees. They may be more cute than scary, but try not to bruise their egos. These
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