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Cook Kay's cute and cuddly friends
Cook Kay's cute and cuddly friends
Description
Book Introduction
Not only friendly animals, but also bees, mushrooms, and even imaginary mermaids…
Various character dolls made with crochet hooks


A new collection of work by Cook Kay, a hand-knitted doll artist known for his imaginative character designs.
Not only familiar animals like cats, foxes, and monkeys, but also uniquely shaped platypuses, ostriches, insects like bees and ladybugs, and even mushrooms and mermaids are all created into cute dolls at Cook Kay's fingertips.
It provides a friendly explanation of how to knit without a symbol pattern and includes detailed close-up photos of the knitting process step by step, so anyone can easily knit it.
Not only did it teach me how to create and connect various shapes, it also helped me neatly finish off details like facial expressions, costumes, and props.
If you follow the instructions step by step, anyone will be able to complete a doll that they like.
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Materials and techniques

Tools and Materials
line
yarn
embroidery room
wool felt
crochet hook
Screw eyes and screw nose
Basic Kit
crochet hook
Danko display ring
filling
Blusher and brush
pearl head pin
scissors

Crochet Hand Knitting Techniques
Knitting techniques
Chain stitch
Take away
short knit
Long knit
One-length knitting
Nose ring
nose job

Basic techniques
Making a Magic Ring
Spiral circular knitting
Knit in a circular motion, closing each row
Knit with chain starter
Round trip
Knit the front and back half-knits
Distinguishing between inside and outside
Adjust the final size of the doll
Change thread color
Connecting two identical knits
Knit on the front half
Cut the thread to finish the job
Linking chains invisibly
Hide remaining knitting yarn
Close the remaining nose
Connect
Embroidery techniques
straight stitch
French knot stitch
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Symbols and Difficulty
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Making dolls

Inside the bee
Felipe the African fox
Giraffe Griffin
Mushroom Heina
Crocodile Keiko
Liam the cat
Lucas the Boar
Ladybug Michelle
Skunk Milka
Milos the monkey
Platypus Oni
Ostrich Remy
Mermaid Sakura
Sunny the lanternfish
Reindeer Yan

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Publisher's Review
Clothes and accessories with unique, bumpy appearances, each with its own story.
15 Hand-Knitted Dolls That Are Full of Knitting Fun


A superhero cat protecting the city, a pilot ostrich wearing a pilot hat and sunglasses, a mermaid with curly hair and a crown, a fish with lanterns hanging from the ends of its tentacles… Cook Kay, who creates a fantastical world by giving stories to hand-knitted dolls, presents a new lineup of cute and adorable doll friends.
We paid close attention to every detail, from the three-dimensional shapes that capture the characteristics of various animals, to the clothing and accessories that express their individuality, to the lovely and humorous facial expressions.
These dolls, which are completed in sizes of 15 to 30 centimeters, are not very bulky, so they have few simple repetitive sections and can be completed in a relatively short period of time, making them great for feeling the fun and satisfaction of knitting.


The front of the book introduces basic techniques such as materials and tools, crochet hand knitting techniques used to create partial knits, and stitches needed for connecting, and also provides tips for knitting without visible gaps or seams, which are crucial for doll knitting.
It is divided into three levels of difficulty, from beginner level, which allows you to make it easily and quickly in a relatively simple form, to advanced level, which allows you to create unique shapes and details by changing threads of various colors, so you can refer to it when choosing which piece to knit.


Various shapes, clothes, and cute props
Techniques and ideas that can be used in many ways


The dolls featured in this book not only bring their characters to life with their distinctive features, such as the antennae and wings of bees and ladybugs, the unique hands and feet of platypuses and ostriches, the antlers of giraffes and reindeer, and the fins of mermaids, but they also attract attention with their diverse costumes and props.
The costumes feature a variety of patterns through color changes, and can also create unique impressions by modifying the neckline or adding embroidery.
If you knit it with clothes on from the beginning, it is easy to complete, and if you knit a detachable vest, overalls, or dress separately, you can learn the basics of making doll clothes.
There are a variety of accessories that can be easily completed, such as capes, scarves, hats, bags, and glasses, so you can have fun combining them in various ways.

It's also fun to transform the doll to suit your own taste.
In fact, the five dolls introduced in the book have been modified with samples of yarn, color, size, etc., and the necessary yarn information has been added.
There are plenty of other creative possibilities. Increase the size of your needle and use thicker yarn to create a slightly larger, cuddly doll. Alternatively, you can knit a smaller one to use as a keychain or attach to your bag.
You could give the mermaid a human-like appearance by adding legs instead of fins to her face, or you could create new outfits and props to fit existing dolls.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: December 10, 2024
- Page count, weight, size: 144 pages | 448g | 190*230*10mm
- ISBN13: 9791188554843
- ISBN10: 1188554840

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