Whitney Ryan
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Free Download: Crochet Pattern for Morag the Highland Cow

by Whitney Ryan @whitney_ryan

Discover a free stitch guide to bring your very own adorable highland cow to life!

Kerry Lord is the founder of the TOFT luxury yarn brand, and the author of twelve published crochet pattern books. Her business is named after the small town she is from in Warwickshire, England. Her love for crochet began in childhood after her parents purchased alpacas for their family farm. She describes her journey with TOFT as a very winding and incredible adventure, in which she loves sharing her latest designs and using natural materials for the best results for both the crafter and sustainability.

In her online course “Creation of Soft Animals with Crochet”, students will learn all the crochet techniques needed to create and design hundreds of cute amigurumi animals. Through discovering the art of creating charming 3D animal characters through crochet, this engaging experience guides you from the basics of yarn selection, sizing, and hook techniques to mastering the double crochet stitch. Students will gain confidence as they transform simple materials into beloved TOFT designs!

In order to help guide you through the process and kickstart your first crochet journey, we want to offer our readers a free download from the course! This file contains the complete pattern for crafting Morag the Highland Cow. Inside, you'll find detailed instructions, stitch guides, and tips to bring this adorable Highland cow to life.

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