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Nor the Rhinoceros Hornbill
Nor the Rhinoceros Hornbill is an intermediate crochet amigurumi pattern from Kerry Lord’s second book: Edward’s Menagerie: Birds.
You can buy the kit to make Nor the Rhinoceros Hornbill here
Using TOFT’s luxury British wool, Nor the Rhinoceros Hornbill is a quick and rewarding make. Only the finest fleeces are selected for this British wool blend, which makes using it a real pleasure.
Yarn: TOFT DK Wool - 50g of main colour (shown here in Charcoal), 25g of contrast colour (shown here in Orange), 25g of contrast colour two (shown here in Silver), 25g of contrast colour three (shown here in Yellow), 25g of contrast colour four (shown here in Cream) and 25g of contrast colour five (shown here in Steel).
Hook: 3mm Crochet Hook
Notions: A handful of toy stuffing, tapestry needle, black wool for the eyes, and some scrap yarn to use as a stitch marker.
Gauge: 6 sts x 7 rows in 3cm x 3cm
Finished measurements: 28cm when in the sitting position
Techniques used: British double crochet stitch
For more information and learn-to-crochet videos please visit the TOFT website
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