Amigurumi Garden Flowers and Plants for Beginners: Four Potted Projects with Round-by-Round Stitch Counts

Four potted plants. Every round counted. Nothing left to guess.Most amigurumi books start with animals. This one starts with a windowsill. You will crochet a sunflower in a pot, a cactus with two arms, a dish of three small succulents and three tulips standing in a vase.Everything is written for someone who has never held a hook. The first three chapters cover what to buy, how to make each stitch, and how to read a pattern, before a single petal is worked.What makes this book different- A stitch count for every single round. Not just the increase rounds. Every round, in its own column, so you always know what the number should be before you go on. - Every pattern fits on one page. No pattern in this book runs across a page turn. The book stays open beside you and you never lose your place mid-round. - One meaning per symbol. A number after a stitch is how many to make. Brackets mark a repeat. Counts live in their own column and never hide inside brackets. - Yarns named by letter, not by shade. Yarn A, Yarn B, Yarn C, so your plants look like yours and the instructions still work whatever you pull off the shelf. - A troubleshooting chapter naming fourteen real problems, from a hole in the middle of the magic ring to a stem that will not stand up, with the cause and the fix for each. - A quick reference at the back listing every abbreviation, all twenty-six pattern pieces with their finished stitch counts, and how much yarn each project takes.Inside- Materials, hooks and what you can safely skip buying - The magic ring, single crochet, increases, decreases and invisible finishing - How to read the pattern tables, plus gauge and keeping your place - Sunflower in a Pot - Cactus in a Pot - A Set of Three Succulents - Three Tulips in a Vase - Wiring stems so they stand, stuffing so nothing shows through, and sewing joins that hold - Fixing what went wrong, caring for finished plants, and where to go nextFour projects, twenty-six pattern pieces, and a counted round for every one of them.This book was created using artificial intelligence tools. Its text, illustrations and cover artwork are AI-generated. Any people shown in the illustrations are AI-generated and do not depict real individuals.