Huggy Dolls 2 is a collection of cute, huggable, easy to make dolls. Included are the crochet patterns for small cupcakes, a donut and a baby bottle. The doll patterns are for: a Baby, Clown, Mermaid, Tiger, Lion, Mouse, Lamb, Dog, Long Eared Bunny and 2 Foxes. The dolls are about 19 inches tall (48 cm).

Cute, huggable, easy and quick to make. The dolls are made by using single crochet stitch (UK: double crochet). Size: 16 - 19 inches (41 - 47.5 cm) tall. For a 16 inch doll (41 cm) use 2 strands of DK yarn (or one strand of worsted) and a 5 mm crochet hook. For 19 inches (47.5 cm) use Chunky/ Bulky yarn and a 6 mm hook.

Crochet skill level: Easy The legs and arms are joined to the body with invisible buttons: they can move. Size: The Huggy Bear is 17 inches (43 cm) tall excluding the ears. For materials you can use: 6.00 mm hook (USA = 10/ J, UK = 4); Super Chunky yarn (6): Sirdar Big Softie: Brown (Teddy 337) = 3 balls, Purple (Muffler) = 2 balls, Yellow (Top Banana 329) = 1 ball, Cream (Meringue 330) = 1 ball; DMC Pearl Cotton Thread Size 3 (115/3): Color Black 310 = 1 skein; Polyester fiberfill = 250 g; Tapestry needle ; 8 of 1.5cm Buttons; Needle and Nylon Thread; Pins.

“A simple, old-fashioned concept...Mother-daughter team Stone and Lowe have obviously perfected the how-tos... theirs begins by telling all—materials, tools, and the basic shaping and attachment instructions. There are more than 35 projects with dolls fashioned on zoo and farm creatures as well as anthropomorphic beings....Color photographs are plentiful.”—Booklist.

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