Crocheted Animal Hats

Crocheted Animal Hats

Crocheted Animal Hats is ideal for beginner and experienced crocheters who’ll love the stitches and get creative with animal features!

Description

Featuring 35 super simple hats to make for babies, kids and the young at heart. Author Nicki Trench is one of the leading figures in the revival and promotion of home crafts.

The paperback book is in an excellent condition. It measures Height 23.5cm x Width 22cm x Depth 1cm; 128 pages

Author: Nicki Trench

Publisher: Cico Books, 2017

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