Best of
Crochet
2003
Crochet Lace: Techniques, Patterns, and Projects
Pauline Turner - 2003
It covers the most popular styles of crochet lace - filet crochet, motifs and Irish crochet - in depth, including history, all the techniques you'll need, traditional and modern patterns and practical projects, including framed lace motifs, delicate gloves and a bedspread. It also shows how to imitate other traditional styles of lace, such as Honiton and guipure lace, using crochet. The book gives all the basic techniques so previous experience in crochet is not necessarily required, and is illustrated with both colour photographs and easy-to-follow line diagrams and patterns. Whether you are a crocheter or a lacemaker, you'll find lots of fascinating information and inspiration in this book.
Candy Tots: Unique Crochet for Babies Toddlers
Candi Jensen - 2003
Doll up your daughter in a colorful granny-square hooded coat, dress up your little dude in classic argyle, and add pizzazz to baby’s wardrobe with stylish textures, hues, and silhouettes. From basic blankets to more advanced clothing, every project includes full color photography and simple charts and instructions.
Blue Ribbon Afghans from America's State Fairs: 40 Prize-Winning Crocheted Designs
Valerie Van Arsdale Shrader - 2003
They've all taken the top prize at one of America's state fairs-the prime public venue for showing off the best of our nation's traditional crafts. The styles, colors, and patterns are as varied as the folks who fashioned them, ranging from an afghan with an elegant white-on-white country design to one that has a wildly kaleidoscopic motif. Crocheters can recreate these wonderful items at home, thanks to patterns, detail shots, and instructions, and experience the charm that makes the state fair such a special part of American culture. Scattered throughout the text are fun facts about the fairs, along with new and vintage photos.
Miniature Crochet: Projects in 1/12 Scale
Roz Walters - 2003
Equip a miniature nursery with a tiny blanket and baby outfits. Fill your little closets and wardrobes with Victorian or modern clothes. Add special touches to your dolls’ house décor, from afghans to tablecloths, and even an elaborate hanging for a four-poster bed.