Happy Chenille Pattern book 3

If you’ve ever wanted to crochet your own soft little monsters, animals, or other adorable creatures, the Happy Chenille books were made for you! These books not only feature super cute patterns, but they also teach you all the basic techniques you need to know.

The book is available in English, French, Italian, and Spanish, with clear, step-by-step instructions and detailed descriptions. Each pattern comes with helpful illustrations that guide you through every stitch and step, making crochet not only easy to learn but truly enjoyable as well.

In this book, you can crochet:

Boxer – Boxer
Teckel – Dachshund
Frenchie – French Bulldog
Spotty – Dalmatian
Poodle – Poodle

Details

In stock

6.24 €

Bonus point : 0.06 €

Details

Boxer	Happy Chenille colour code	Balls
	28	3
	22	1
	21	1
You will also need	3,5 mm crochet hook
	Stuffing
	9 mm safety eyes
	15 mm x 12 mm satefy nose
	Tapestry needle
	Stitch marker
Height	21 cm

Teckel - Dachshund	Happy Chenille colour code	Balls
	28	4
	22	1
	10	1
You will also need	3,5 mm crochet hook
	Stuffing
	9 mm safety eyes
	Tapestry needle
	Stitch marker
Height	21 cm x 38 cm

Frenchie - French Bulldog	Happy Chenille colour code	Balls
	12	2
	11	1
	15	1
You will also need	3,5 mm crochet hook
	stuffing
	9 mm safety eyes
	15 x 12 mm safety nose
	Tapestry needle
	Stitch marker
Height	16 cm

Spotty - Dalmata	Happy Chenille colour code	Balls
	22	1
	20	3
You will also need	3,5 mm crochet hook
	Stuffing
	9 mm saftey eye
	15 mm x 12 mm safety nose
	Tapestry needle
	Stitch marker
Height	18 cm x 27 cm

Poodle	Happy Chenille colour code	Balls
	22	6
You will also need	3,5 mm crochet hook
	Stuffing
	9 mm safery eyes
	15 mm x 12 mm safety nose
	Tapestry needle
	Stitch marker
Height	23 cm

Essential Techniques You'll Learn:

Magic ring: This technique allows you to create a tightly closed ring at the beginning of your crochet – especially important in amigurumi to avoid leaving a hole in the center.
Chain stitch (ch): The most basic crochet stitch, often used as the foundation of the work, but also as borders or decorative elements. Every serious crochet project starts here.
Slip stitch (sl st): A simple but versatile stitch used to join rounds, connect stitches, or change position while working.
Single crochet (sc): One of the tightest and most stable stitches. Ideal for shaping the bodies and parts of amigurumi.
Double crochet (dc): A taller stitch made in two steps, giving the fabric a lighter texture. Perfect for decorative details.
Treble crochet (tr): An even taller, looser stitch that adds dimension and character to the crocheted surface, mostly used for embellishments.
Half treble (htr): A medium-height stitch that provides a great balance between density and flexibility.
Increase (inc): Two stitches made into the same stitch. A fundamental technique for expanding shapes and adding volume.
Decrease (dec): Two consecutive stitches crocheted together as one. This technique allows for shaping and narrowing of the crocheted form.
Bobble stitch: Several incomplete double crochets worked into the same stitch and finished together. It creates a raised, soft bump that adds a playful texture to the surface.
Back loop only (BLO): The crochet hook only goes through the back loop of the stitch, creating a ribbed, more flexible texture – a common technique in amigurumi for highlighting shapes.