Presents easy-to-follow patterns for amigurumi crocheted dolls and accessories featuring Hello Kitty and her Sanrio friends, including Dear Daniel, Monkichi, Deery-Lou, Purin, and Keroppi.

Crochet pattern hello kitty bag by marifu6a Skill Level: intermediate. Material: acrylic 100gr-300mt Hook nr. 3mm Size : 30x20 cm(12x8 inch) This is easy to follow TUTORIAL CROCHET PATTERN with written instructions in English (US terms) completed with detailed pictures and diagrams, 40 sheets. And video tutorial. The 'list of used stitches' is translated in Dutch, UK English, and Italian, French and German crochet terms. American crochet terms, with tutorial pictures showing the stitches row by row made it so much easier to work with the pattern even for the beginner. If you know to crochet, make it! You will enjoy! :) You are not allowed to sell, copy, distribute or share my patterns (or the pictures within it) in any form.

Includes, beginning Sept. 15, 1954 (and on the 15th of each month, Sept.-May) a special section: School library journal, ISSN 0000-0035, (called Junior libraries, 1954-May 1961). Also issued separately.

"Original designs by Eriko Teranishishe, adapted by Marc Kirshenbaum."

Mr. Funky features 30 projects including stuffed animals (amirgurumi) and wearable accessories such as scarves, hats, crochet flowers, headbands, a water bottle carrier, fun kids stuff and more. If you love Hello Kitty, bohemian 70's inspired fashion, and Japanese style you will love these supercute projects. All of the projects are easy, super-hip and quick to make-perfect for teen knitters and beginners-and all feature inexpensive craft store yarns (i.e. Bernat and Lion Brand).

' They hide in your closet. They lurk under the bed. They tickle your feet and devour your pillows. They’re monsters only a mother could love. In Me Make Monster, Jenny Harada presents a hoard of funky monster projects so ugly they’re cute. Bring to life your own fantastic brood as you follow step-by-step instructions to create a true mish mash of monsterdom—everything from plush huggable beasties and a furry pillow cover to a fanged fiendish trinket box and google-eyed dice. Whatever kind of monster may tickle your fancy (or your feet) you’ll find one of his breed to spawn and love. Discover within the pages: • Step-by-step instructions to make 18 fantastic creatures • Monsters made from all different types of material—from fun fur to plywood to junk mail • Variation beasties for even more impish inspiration • A history of monsters and information on each monster’s fanciful personality So get out your glue, dust off the sewing machine, hide your valuables and channel your inner Frankenstein!

Every 3rd issue is a quarterly cumulation.

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Vols. 5-15 include "Bibliography of child study. By Louis N. Wilson."