Ricorumi DK Books

Puppies: Playful, curious and adventurous - that's our puppies. Learn to crochet cute baby animals like puppies, bunnies with long ears, little kittens, lions and tigers. 

Friends:  Grab your crochet hook and immerse yourself in the colourful world of our cute forest inhabitants. Two squirrels, hedgehog, sheep, fox and duck are ready to meet you.

Elf World: In Scandinavia it has been a custom for many years for a little pixy to move in with families in the run-up to Christmas to help them with their Christmas preparations. The gnome sleeps during the day, but is all the more active at night: he writes dear letters to the children, remodels his home in front of the door or decorates the Christmas tree. (English & French books available)

Rainbow Weirdos: funny characters are shown in all colors of the rainbow. A large white cloud serves as a cute bag for the Rainbow Weirdos. (English & French books available)

New York Bakery: Juicy donuts, creamy milkshakes, fancy cupcakes or sweet macarons. In this booklet you will find fantastic food highlights from the Big Apple. Calories? Don't matter here. (English & French books available)

Mini Me: Whether from the savannah, from the farm, from the water or the rainforest - the animals, large and small, come from all parts of the world. Together they form an inseparable community: the monkey mom and her son Max, mole grandma and her granddaughter Marla, dad lion and his son Linus, sloth mom and her daughter Samy, mom pig and her son Pepe and also otter Omar and his dad.

Shrooom: Are you ready for a little adventure? The forest floor is bursting with anticipation and vibrancy. Purple beetles take you on a gourmet dinner with cozy snails and frogs that love to party. Crocheted chanterelles, toadstools and magic mushrooms: harmless to the inhabitants of the forest floor and crocheters - their variety of colours make them particularly beautiful to look at.

Please note: These patterns are written using UK Crochet Abbreviations, so every time you see a DC (Double Crochet), you should work a SC (Single Crochet).