£107.00
Celebrate Halloween TOFT style with our collection of six toffee apples! With six different 'costumes' for each apple, plus two creepy crawlies to join them, these crochet toffee apples come with a built in insert for a wooden lolly stick. A spooky addition to your Halloween decorations, this collection can be enjoyed time and again as play food and more.
Alexandra’s Garden kits are a range of amigurumi crochet characters that bring to life a collection of much-loved plants, fruit, vegetables and flowers, making them perfect for the budding gardener or crafter. With no watering required, the TOFT crochet fruit and vegetable range is low maintenance, always in season and guaranteed to brighten up your home all year round!
THIS CROCHET BUNDLE CONTAINS: 425g of TOFT's luxury DK pure wool yarn in the following colours, lolly sticks and safety eyes to make one of each apple.
100g Ruby
75g Lime
50g Cream
25g Silver
25g Camel
25g Cocoa
25g Charcoal
25g Fudge
25g Orange
25g Primrose
25g Green
2 x pairs safety eyes
6 x lolly sticks
You will receive the patterns for the following:
Haunted Apple
Lantern Apple
Poisoned Apple
Rotten Apple
Skeletal Apple
Venomous Apple
The crochet patterns are provided digitally in .pdf format. You can download this from a link that will appear at the bottom of your order confirmation email and in your MY TOFT library. You can log in and re-download the pattern at your convenience.
YOU WILL NEED: To complete your crochet toffee apples 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.
MEASUREMENTS: Your finished apples will be approximately 12cm tall from bottom to top of stalk.
SKILL LEVEL VARIOUS: This crochet bundle is suitable for all skill levels from enthusiastic beginners or those who have crocheted before.
IT WILL TAKE: Approximately 1-5 hours crochet time per project.
All orders are hand-picked and packed by our team in Warwickshire into our fully recyclable and reusable packaging.
