Storybook chapters of her arrival and encounters with the people of Oz follow, accompanied by patterns for a Munchkin, the Good Witch of the North, the Wicked Witch of the East (consisting of Dorothys house with the witchs magic slippers sticking out from underneath), and a stretch of the Yellow Brick Road. The much-loved tale begins in Kansas and follows Dorothy and Toto to Oz, presenting patterns for the little heroine, her dog, and her Uncle Henry and Aunt Em.
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Frank Baums beloved characters, plus their settings and accessories. From the Back Cover Follow the Yellow Brick Road to a charming combination of storytelling and crocheting! Suitable for beginning to intermediate crocheters, this book features a retelling of the classic adventure story, punctuated with nineteen patterns for L. A photo gallery of many of the storys characters provides a delightful conclusion to the book. In addition to these characters, the full-color patterns include key storytelling items such as the poppy, Emerald City spectacles, water bucket, and magical golden cap. Subsequent chapters introduce Dorothys new friends - the Scarecrow, Tin Woodman, and Cowardly Lion - and those they meet in the Emerald City - the Wizard, the Wicked Witch of the West, a Winged Monkey, and the kindly Glinda the Good.
Pick up your copy today! - RKfall Reviews Follow the Yellow Brick Road to a charming combination of storytelling and crocheting! Suitable for beginning to intermediate crocheters, this book features a retelling of the classic adventure story, punctuated with nineteen patterns for L. Book Synopsis All you crochet people out there and fans of the famous old movie, this is a great book to get your hands on! Its well laid out and has some really well thought-out designs. About the Book Suitable for beginning to intermediate crocheters, this book features a retelling of the classic tale with 19 patterns for Baums beloved characters and settings: Dorothy, Toto, Witch, Flying Monkey, more.
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