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Seth the Wensleydale Sheep
The Wensleydale sheep takes its name from the same area in North Yorkshire, and first arrived in the UK in the early nineteenth century, and is now considered an endangered breed of sheep. Seth the Wensleydale has been one of the most popular sheep to crochet from TOFT’s collection since he was first created in 2013. This cute crochet animal project forms part of our Edward’s Menagerie collection and is a welcome member of the TOFT crochet sheep herd.
TOFT’s Edward’s Menagerie collection is a series of crochet amigurumi toys designed by Kerry Lord. This crochet animal kit contains TOFT’s quality pure wool yarn and an easy-to-follow downloadable pattern. There are video links for all the crochet stitches and techniques used in the pattern to get you started and help you complete your toy. Share your progress with the TOFT community on Instagram @toft_uk using the #edsanimals hashtag.
YOU WILL NEED: To complete your crochet animal you will need a few added extras including a 3mm crochet hook, toy stuffing and a wool needle. Find everything you need in our haberdashery section or upgrade to a complete kit which includes all of the above!
MEASUREMENTS: When finished your Wensleydale Sheep will be approximately 30cm tall from feet to top of head.
SKILL LEVEL 2: This kit is suitable for enthusiastic beginners or those who have crocheted before.
IT WILL TAKE: Approximately 15-20 hours crochet time.
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- First published: October 2013
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- Last updated: July 16, 2024 …
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