Did you get swept up in the plant craze of the last few years only to discover that you would rather spend your time crocheting than propagating? Sarah Abbondio is here to help. Make 15 different crocheted succulents that can decorate your windowsill, table, shelf or anywhere else in your home – or make excellent gifts for your black-thumbed friends. These delightful amigurumi plants are inspired by real flowering and other succulent species, and there are both small and large projects to keep your interest. The projects are quick and easy to make so suitable for crocheters of all abilities. All you need is some yarn, a hook, some stuffing, and some pots. With a short illustrated techniques section to get you started, you can make a whole display in no time. If you love to crochet and decorate your home with lovely projects, this is the book for you! Sarah has also written Crocheted Cactuses, which has another 16 species ready for you to make. Patterns 15 designs based on real species: aloe vera, conophytum bilobum, cotyledon undulata, crassula marnieriana, crassula tecta, crassula umbellata, echeveria, escobaria abdita, fenestraria, haworthia limifolia, kalanchoe orgyalis, sansevieria cylindrica, sedum treleasei, varispiralis, xerosicyos danguyi. About Sarah Abbondio Sarah Abbondio is a Danish/Swiss designer who has been interested in creating things since she was very young. She trained as a design engineer and has worked as an independent designer and product developer for several Danish brands. Her interest in crochet started when her daughter was born and she wanted to create a unique toy for her. Sarah taught herself to crochet and has since published a range of amigurumi books featuring animals and plants. Errata Errata are available at https://www.searchpress.com/_uploads/downloads/Stylish_Succulents_p22_errata.pdf
