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Windy posted:Anyone have a recommendation for a GOOD Amigurami instruction style book? I want to make some little plush farm animals and trucks for my young nephews. I tried making a pig recently and he's looking a little....retarded. I'm not exactly sure what I'm doing wrong with the increase/decrease stitches, if that is even the issue at all. Three days ago I could only slip stitch and single crochet. Then yesterday I picked up a book called Amigurumi World: Seriously Cute Crochet by Ana Paula Rimoli. Now I'm halfway through my first amigurumi pal - a bunny! The instructions for the stitches used are really easy to understand and the diagrams are super useful. I can't recommend it enough! Amazon.com - http://www.amazon.com/Amigurumi-World-Seriously-Cute-Crochet/dp/1564778479/ref=pd_bbs_sr_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1236229801&sr=8-2
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Windy posted:Added to my wish list. I just hope someone gets it for me for my birthday instead of socks or more movies. Post photos of the little bun when you finish! Oh man, I wish I had a camera! It turned out a little lopsided since it was my first attempt, but since it was made of this toxic-green colored yarn I just sewed X's for the eyes and called him 'Zombunny'. Then I gave him to my best friend. XD
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