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Germaine the Gorilla
Germaine the Gorilla is a much loved member of the menagerie, and a pattern that has found its way onto countless crochet hooks for more than ten years. Just like her giant forest-dwelling cousins, this crochet gorilla is full of personality – although she comes out closer to the size and cuteness of a baby one! This adorable monkey is the perfect place to start if you’re looking to learn how to crochet.
This soft toy will look at home in the nursery, sitting on the shelf or lovingly gift-wrapped for the loved ones in your life. Once you’ve finished crocheting Germaine the Gorilla, you’ll be ready to start the next animal in the collection with this addictive new hobby!
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 Gorilla will be approximately 27cm tall from feet to top of hair.
SKILL LEVEL 1: This crochet animal kit is suitable for beginners.
IT WILL TAKE: Approximately 1-5 hours crochet time.
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- First published: August 2014
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