Crochet Botanicals Everything You Need to Create Crocheted Floral Accessories – Includes: Instruction Book, 6 Colors of Yarn, Crochet Hook, Embroidery Floss, Embroidery and Yarn Needles, Brooch Pin Backings

by Galusz, Katalin

• ISBN13: 9780785844815
• ISBN10: 0785844813
• Format: Package
• Copyright: 2024-09-03
• Publisher: Chartwell Books
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Summary

Crochet your own beautiful blooms with Crochet Botanicals! This charming kit includes everything you need to get started making crocheted flower accessories.

Crocheting flowers is fun, easy, and a perfect way to use scraps of yarn or to practice crochet. You can use these stunning florals to embellish clothing and accessories, or as perennial decorations to enhance your space.

To get your crochet garden growing, Crochet Botanicals includes patterns for popular flowers like roses, daisies, poppies, sunflowers, columbines, pansies, and even four-leaf clovers. The instruction book provides detailed stitch instructions and step-by-step photos for each pattern. The kit also contains a variety of project ideas and materials to crochet floral brooches.

The kit includes:
 

• 6 colors of yarn
• Crochet hook
• Embroidery needle
• Embroidery floss
• Pin backings
• Instruction book

Grab your crochet hook and stitch a collection of beautiful buds that will last all year round.

Author Biography

Kati Gálusz discovered the world of amigurumi when she wanted to make a unique gift for a toy-collector friend. What started as a quick fling has grown into the love of a lifetime, allowing her to combine her need for creativity with her main interests: animals and great books and movies. After lavishing her creations on her long-suffering family and friends, she started to sell them on Etsy and share her crochet patterns on Ravelry. She has since expanded the reach of her creativity as the pattern designer and author for several successful DIY crochet kits. When she is not crocheting, she can usually be found with a book in her hand, surrounded by her dogs in her home near Budapest, the Hungarian capital.