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You can now preorder The Official Stardew Valley Crochet Book

If you need a new offline hobby, "The Official Stardew Valley Crochet Book" is now available for preorder.

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TL;DR: The Official Stardew Valley Crochet Book is available for preorder ahead of its Jan. 26, 2027, release date.

If you've already cooked your way through The Official Stardew Valley Cookbook and are looking for a new offline hobby, it might be time to pick up a crochet hook. Random House Worlds just announced that its The Official Stardew Valley Crochet Book is ready for preorder, so you have one more way to bring Pelican Town into the real world.

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The upcoming book includes 25 base patterns that can be used to create over 45 amigurumi figures. According to the publisher, there are projects for all skill levels — you can start with a basic Slime pattern and eventually work your way up to a "proposal-worthy" Mermaid Pendant. You can also stitch up an entire coop of different colored chickens, build a seasonal Junimo Hut, or recreate Mayor Lewis's iconic Lucky Purple Shorts.

The book doesn't hit shelves until Jan. 26, 2027, but if you want to secure a copy before you inevitably forget about it, the hardcover edition is available for preorder at major retailers like Amazon, Target, and Barnes & Noble.

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This story was first published by Mashable. Read the original report