Grace the Swan - Amitami by Lykke

$14.99

Do you desire a super fun swan with a giant head and fun, flappy wings for a special little tyke? This swan is perfect for any avian enthusiast or ballet lover (Swan Lake, anyone?). Create Grace the Swan using this fun toy kit which includes everything you need to make one perfectly crocheted toy. Amitami creatures are made of super soft yarn which has easy care washing instructions and is durable and fluffy. This kit includes everything that you need to make this new stuffie.

Designed for Intermediate Crocheters using basic and repetitive stitches as well as more detailed shaping and finishing including increases and decreases, simple sewing stitches, and embroidery stitches.

Tips to make perfect amigurumis: Keep to the indicated height mentioned in the pattern (Graceis 4" tall) because the amount of yarn is intended for this size. Avoid crocheting too loosely making open stitches because the stuffing fiber is not supposed to appear or come out of stitches.

A Note from Rachel: This is by far the cutest, most entertaining, and most enjoyable amigurumi I have ever made. The little feathers on the wings wiggle about and the giant head is perfect for 'pecking'. And the flat bottom is perfect for gliding over a make believe pond. I highly recommend this little crochet project! And as a bonus, you can gift the finished swan in the box which is absolutely adorable, too.

Kit includes printed pattern, crochet hook, 3 colors of Amitami yarn, embroidery thread and needle, polyfill, tapestry needle & locking stitch marker. Plus bonus keychain attachment!

Sport Weight

DESIGNER RECOMMENDED YARN: Amitami by Lykke (60% Cotton / 40% acrylic; 25g/164yds): 1 kit required to make amigurumi figure.

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS: 4.75" tall
SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate - increases, decreases, sewing, embroidery stitches

HOOKS: Size 2.5mm crochet hook, or size needed to obtain gauge
OTHER TOOLS: Tapestry needle, 1.4 oz. Polyester stuffing & Locking stitch marker (included in kit).
GAUGE: Std = 4" in charted pattern

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