Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Welcome to TOFT’s Gargoyle crochet-along! If you follow TOFT on Instagram @toft_uk you may have taken part in some crochet- and knit-alongs with Kerry Lord in the past, and now you can follow this CAL anytime here on TOFT’s YouTube channel to learn the basics of crochet and level up your skills along the way to make Phillipe the Gargoyle.
There are eight videos in total, and with each video Kerry Lord will take you step by step from the basics right through all the techniques you need, so by the end of the CAL you will be equipped with everything you need to know in order to crochet this mix-and-match gargoyle. With lots of options for different hands, feet and extra features like horns and tails, we hope you enjoy levelling up your skills in crochet over the CAL and don’t forget to share your progress on Instagram @toft_uk with #toftuk.
YOU WILL NEED:
The Phillipe the Gargoyle pattern (available as a kit with yarn at toftuk.com)
100-250g of TOFT’s luxury DK pure wool yarn in the colours of your choice.
3mm crochet hook
Wool needle
Stitch marker
Scissors
Modelling wire (optional)
(please note modelling wire is for display purposes only, it should not be used in toys made for children)
Episode 4 takes you through rejoining to your arm and creating the hands of your choice.
Please note the techniques are shown for reference only. Full instructions are included with your pattern.
CHAPTERS
00:00 What you will be learning in this episode
00:35 Talking through the different gargoyle hand options and crochet techniques used
02:45 Splitting rounds
08:58 Adding a knuckle (MB)
12:47 Decreasing after your MB round
13:38 Tips for working smaller rounds
14:40 Finishing off the first ‘finger’
15:45 Rejoining and working the next 'finger'
19:34 Rejoining and working the final 'finger’
21:30 Recap of today’s choices
23.26 Gathering stitches and sewing in your ends
24:18 Adding claws (covered later in the CAL)
Next up… starting your gargoyle’s legs.
Want to know more about TOFT?
Find out at toftuk.com, or follow us on Instagram @toft_uk
Welcome to TOFT’s Gargoyle crochet-along! If you follow TOFT on Instagram @toft_uk you may have taken part in some crochet- and knit-alongs with Kerry Lord in the past, and now you can follow this CAL anytime here on TOFT’s YouTube channel to learn the basics of crochet and level up your skills along the way to make Phillipe the Gargoyle.
There are eight videos in total, and with each video Kerry Lord will take you step by step from the basics right through all the techniques you need, so by the end of the CAL you will be equipped with everything you need to know in order to crochet this mix-and-match gargoyle. With lots of options for different hands, feet and extra features like horns and tails, we hope you enjoy levelling up your skills in crochet over the CAL and don’t forget to share your progress on Instagram @toft_uk with #toftuk.
YOU WILL NEED:
The Phillipe the Gargoyle pattern (available as a kit with yarn at toftuk.com)
100-250g of TOFT’s luxury DK pure wool yarn in the colours of your choice.
3mm crochet hook
Wool needle
Stitch marker
Scissors
Modelling wire (optional)
(please note modelling wire is for display purposes only, it should not be used in toys made for children)
Episode 4 takes you through rejoining to your arm and creating the hands of your choice.
Please note the techniques are shown for reference only. Full instructions are included with your pattern.
CHAPTERS
00:00 What you will be learning in this episode
00:35 Talking through the different gargoyle hand options and crochet techniques used
02:45 Splitting rounds
08:58 Adding a knuckle (MB)
12:47 Decreasing after your MB round
13:38 Tips for working smaller rounds
14:40 Finishing off the first ‘finger’
15:45 Rejoining and working the next 'finger'
19:34 Rejoining and working the final 'finger’
21:30 Recap of today’s choices
23.26 Gathering stitches and sewing in your ends
24:18 Adding claws (covered later in the CAL)
Next up… starting your gargoyle’s legs.
Want to know more about TOFT?
Find out at toftuk.com, or follow us on Instagram @toft_uk
