Best of
Crochet

2013

AmiguruME: Make Cute Crochet People


Allison Hoffman - 2013
    Media favorite Allison Hoffman—whose delightful creations have graced the sets of Conan, Martha Stewart, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and more—explains how to craft and customize these Japanese dolls at every stage. Youll learn everything from depicting the face of the person youre designing to getting the clothing, hair, and accessories just right. The possibilities are infinite . . . and infinitely fun!

Crochet Stitch Dictionary: 200 Essential Stitches with Step-By-Step Photos


Sarah Hazell - 2013
    This essential book presents 10 color-coded stitch sections: Basic stitches, Fans & Shells, Bobbles & Clusters, Spike stitches, Post stitches, Mesh & Filet, Cable stitches, Tunisian stitches, and more!Learn each stitch with written, charted, and step-by-step photo instructions that clearly explain where the yarn goes each step of the way. In addition, each stitch pattern shows a large finished swatch in actual size.You'll enjoy the colorful and eye-catching "candy-box" sampler pages that start every section. Crochet Stitch Dictionary offers excellent useful instruction and inspiration for all crocheters.

My Crochet Doll: A Fabulous Crochet Doll Pattern with Over 50 Cute Crochet Doll Clothes and Accessories


Isabelle Kessdjian - 2013
    Instagram sensation Isabelle Kessedjian has created this adorable doll with her own very stylish wardrobe in crochet! Using Isabelle's easy patterns discover how to crochet your doll and then personalize her with your choice of hair, clothing and accessories for home and abroad.Each project is presented as a mini story to bring your crochet doll to life with a whole heap of extras to complete each scene, including: At the Beach with a bucket, paddling pool and air bed, Good Night! with bed linen, a pillow and cuddly teddy for sweet dreams! At the North Pole with a camera, penguin and a fish!The cute mini suitcase pattern is perfect for storing all your doll's belongings and doubles up as a bed too!Create the doll of your dreams for a little girl you love or the little girl inside!

100 Colorful Granny Squares to Crochet: Dozens of Mix and Match Combos and Fabulous Projects


Leonie Morgan - 2013
    In this latest addition to our popular Knit & Crochet series, we feature a treasury of squares that are quick to make and sure to stand out—from tried-and-true vintage favorites to contemporary designs. Author Leonie Morgan uses her amazing eye for color to add a new and appealing twist to the perennially-popular granny square, presenting us with a fabulous collection of squares featuring delightful and vivid color combinations that are perfect for a new era of crocheters.The book teaches you everything you need to crochet beautiful granny squares—from the basics to embellishment techniques that will really make your work pop. The possibilities for square designs are endless, with an in-depth overview for how to successfully mix and match colors, plus step-by-step instructions for a variety of embellishments including tapestry and surface crochet, cross-stitch, and appliqué. With all this technical and professional know-how, crocheters will be inspired to get adventurous with their colorways and decorations for an array of projects from heirloom afghans, to quick cushions, to baby blankets, and more!Now you, too, can create a granny square showpiece that can transcend the ages and add a fantastic burst of color to any household.'

100 Lace Flowers to Crochet: A Beautiful Collection of Decorative Floral and Leaf Patterns for Thread Crochet


Caitlin Sainio - 2013
    From lacy blossoms to delicate ferns, you'll find patterns to suit any color, style or season. Small and quick to crochet, these flowers work wonderfully as accents for larger projects, as a creative use for leftover thread or a colorful introduction to thread crochet.Whether you're new to thread crochet, or a longtime enthusiast, you'll find clear instructions, along with all the basics needed.With the color and variety of their outdoor counterparts, these flowers can be used to embellish clothing and housewares, create decorative arrangements or wall hangings, make lovely and original cards, and more!

Granny Squares: 20 Crochet Projects with a Vintage Vibe


Susan Pinner - 2013
    These small, crocheted squares can be made in a huge variety of patterns and colorways that become the building blocks for an array of different projects. Large, small, tight, loose, multi-colored or monochrome – the design potential of a granny square is endless. Small and portable, you can take them anywhere with you, but, be warned – making them is highly addictive! Eight basic granny square designs are presented and then fashioned into 20 stunning projects for the home. The projects have an appealing retro vibe, taking you back to hazy bygone times and the feel-good comfort of home-made furnishings. From storage baskets to traditional throws, these colorful and cheerful creations are sure to bring a smile to your face. Beginners to crochet need not worry. Granny squares are a perfect way to get started with crochet as they are quick, easy and versatile. All the basic instructions you will need are given in a clear and easy-to-follow style.

How to Crochet a Rose (How to Crochet Flowers)


Veronica Kandratsenka - 2013
    This is a tutorial on how to crochet a rose. There are 2 versions here: for a big flower and a small flower. However, this simple pattern allows you to modify it to make the flower in any size you like. Yarn: cotton yarn is great for crocheting flowers. You can use any yarn you like. Just check the label to make sure you are using the appropriate hook size.Happy crocheting!

Crochet Stitch Gallery: 20 Fun Stitch Combinations to Inspire Your Next Project (Cute Kids Crochet)


Tara Cousins - 2013
    You should already be familiar with the basic stitches: slip stitch, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, treble crochet, and double treble crochet. For additional help, the ebook also contains a link to my website with free how-to-crochet videos.In this ebook, you will learn the following stitches:1. Wheels2. Arched Windows3. Bow Ties4. Textured Clusters5. Slanted Shell Stitch6. Floating Rectangles Insertion7. Long Double Crochet8. Basketweave Stitch9. Wavy Stitch in 2 Colors10. Loop de Loops11. Fan & V Stitch12. Checkerboard13. Staggered Crosses14. Granny Inspired Rows15. Spiked Drop Down Stitch16. Fur Stitch17. Seed Stitch in 3 Colors18. Polka Dots19. Crumpled Stitch20. Chevron Variation

Crochet One-Skein Wonders®: 101 Projects from Crocheters around the World


Judith Durant - 2013
    Whatever your experience level, you'll find something here to delight you!

Zoomigurumi 2: 15 Cute Amigurumi Patterns by 12 Great Designers


Joke Vermeiren - 2013
    With stunning full-color photography, clear and easy-to-follow instructions, you'll make all these amazing designs in a jiffy. If you're not familiar with the techniques featured, don’t worry, Zoomigurumi 2 explains everything you need to know.

The New Tunisian Crochet: Contemporary Designs from Time-Honored Traditions


Dora Ohrenstein - 2013
    Here, author Dora Ohrenstein presents more than 30 Tunisian stitch patterns and 11 projects, updating historic concepts and introducing innovative techniques using contemporary styles and yarns. The door has officially been opened for those interested in rediscovering this treasured craft.In The New Tunisian Crochet, you'll begin with Tunisian stitch patterns to create a variety of beautiful fabrics you'll love. Next, follow the inspiration of some of crochet's masters with projects that showcase these stitches in a variety of garments, accessories, and home decor projects. Get ready to explore a craft that's received a fresh jolt of inspiration and insight in The New Tunisian Crochet.

Convertible Crochet: Customizable Designs for Stylish Garments


Doris Chan - 2013
    Award-winning designer Doris Chan helps you get more out of crochet with these endlessly adaptable patterns and techniques that can work with a variety of different looks, personal styles, and body shapes. You'll learn to personalize these designs by easily making alterations, adding removable elements, or simply styling the piece in an ingenious new way. Make it once. Wear it again and again.

Animal Amigurumi to Crochet (Annie's Crochet)


Teri Crews - 2013
    Instructions on crocheting a bear, bunny, cat, dog, elephant, giraffe, hippo, and monkey delve into how to assemble the animals, and notes and tips on the crochet techniques used are included. These fun, intermediate-level projects are created with worsted-weight yarn and stuffed with fiberfill. The book details how to add finishing touches, such as 12- or 15-millimeter safety eyes, and the finished dolls range in size from 12 to 18 inches tall.

Tunisian Crochet Stitch Guide


Kim Guzmán - 2013
    Includes a wide variety of interesting stitches for all skill levels from beginner to advanced Helpful diagrams and easy-to-follow, excellent instructions and a clear photograph of each stitch.

500 Crochet Blocks: The Only Compendium of Crochet Blocks You'll Ever Need


Hannah Elgie - 2013
    With a wide variety of styles ranging from the traditional to completely new designs, '500 Crochet Blocks' is a remarkable reference for any crocheter.

200 Crochet Stitches: A Practical Guide with Actual-size Swatches, Charts and Step-by-step Instructions


Sarah Hazell - 2013
    200 Crochet Stitches

Farm Animals


Leisure Arts Inc. - 2013
    Crochet all 6 with medium weight yarn plus novelty accents. Designed by Jessica Boyer, the animals range in height from 4.5 to 9 inches tall, starting with the friendly mouse and progressing to the pig, chicken, sheep, cow and horse. Each design is for Easy+ skill level and is stuffed with polyester fiberfill. Safety eyes are used to make the toys suitable for infants and young children, or the eyes can be embroidered. Kids of all ages (or anyone who is a kid at heart) will love these animals!

Crochet a Zoo: Fun Toys for Baby and You


Megan Kreiner - 2013
    Featuring organic materials, these imaginative toys are perfect for children of all ages. You can even create felt bananas, leaves, and other zoo food, plus zany zookeepers all dressed for the part. Choose from more than 16 playful patterns for crochet; stitch one or two animals or construct an entire zoo set for a special gift Bring your zoo animals to life with clever details and ideas for customizing, such as shaggy manes, felt stripes, and embroidered paws Complete each beautifully illustrated design in just a few hours using basic crochet skillsYou can trace your felt templates from the book, or feel free to download a printable version here.

Crocheted Wild Animals


Vanessa Mooncie - 2013
    

The Fine Art of Crochet: Innovative Works from Twenty Contemporary Artists


Gwen Blakley Kinsler - 2013
    Expanding on the creative possibilities and using sculpture, immense site-specific installations, performance, and mixed-media objects, they have used crochet techniques to explore feminine craft and heritage, dissect gender codes, and show the primal creative expression represented by crochet. In The Fine Art of Crochet, author Gwen Blakley Kinsler looks at the art-crochet movement from 1915 onward to the crochet revolution of the 1960s, profiling twenty of the most innovative practitioners working today. Offering insight to those who may not have otherwise thought to go beyond the purely practical aspect of crochet, she features internationally known artists such as Arline Fisch, Leslie Pontz, Carol Hummel, Tracy Krumm, Bonnie Meltzer, and Soonran Youn. Gwen Blakley Kinsler—the founder of the Crochet Guild of America and a fiber-art practitioner in her own right—examines the concepts and diverse works of these artists, in whose hands the magic of crochet creates cutting-edge art for the twenty-first century.Each artist approaches the medium with wonder and the desire to explore its full potential. This study and collection of images presents an exploration of the diverse styles, unusual shapes, and exquisite textures that characterize crocheted art today.

Make in a Weekend Shawls


Rita Weiss - 2013
    The 12 designs offer a wide array of looks for all ages—even toddlers! Lacy styles crocheted with medium or bulky weight yarn, each one can be made in just a weekend. Designs include Shell Sensation Shawl, The Faroese Shawl, Quick and Colorful, Crosses and Diamonds, The Primrose Wrap, A Heart in Her Pocket, Lovely Lace, Edged with Crosses, Bright Shells, Five-Point Diamond Shawl, A Shawl for a Little Miss, and A Wrap for Baby Blue Eyes.

500 Crochet: Fun Designs & Projects for Blocks, Triangles, Circles & Hearts


Kath Webber - 2013
    Comprehensive instructions and international charts show how to easily create individual motifs. Use the motifs to make wonderful projects for the home, including blankets, pillows, coasters and even a tea cosy; wearables with flair (wraps, cowls, brooches, headband & bag); and special fun and fanciful decorations for the holidays. Full color illustrations, along with helpful information on hooks and yarns, make this book accessible to the beginner, and the advanced crocheter will find inspiration and ideas galore. Perfectly portable and a great way to use odds and ends from your stash, these designs are enjoyable and satisfying to make. 500 Crochet is the perfect addition to your crochet library!

Granny Square Flowers: 50 Botanical Crochet Motifs and 15 Original Projects


Margaret Hubert - 2013
    With The Granny Square Book, Margaret Hubert showed how the humble granny makes the transition from tried-and-true blankets to all kinds of fashionable garments and accessories. Now, in Granny Square Flowers, Margaret presents 50 all-new granny squares with a botanical theme, then, using beautiful yarns and her keen design sense, she broadens their usefulness to making 15 new projects that will have you saying, “Wow, I didn’t know I could make that with granny squares!” Each granny square is presented in a large, full-color photo accompanied by both written and diagrammed instructions. All sample squares are crocheted in bright colors of smooth cotton yarn to clearly show the stitch patterns. Projects using the floral granny squares include clothing for babies, children, and adults; fashion accessories, home décor items, and gifts. These projects use a wide variety of yarn types, fiber content, and weights--both LYS brands and big box brands—to demonstrate the versatility of granny squares. All yarn descriptions are included in generic terms with gauge and hook size information so you can easily substitute other choices.

Snowflakes (Christmas Crochet Book 2)


Vicki Becker - 2013
    The patterns use a size 5 crochet thread and D crochet hook so you can make them in a hurry! There are 8 designs for snowflakes. I have included a link to download a paper pattern for blocking as well as detailed instructions for washing and blocking your snowflakes.

Blueprint Crochet Sweaters: Techniques for Custom Construction


Robyn Chachula - 2013
    This friendly introduction to sweater and garment construction will give you a deeper understanding of working with crochet and help you make better-fitting garments in the process.In this collection of 16 patterns, Robyn focuses on four basic garment types and their variations-"classic" construction (including raglan, drop-sleeve, and side-saddle sleeve); unique construction (side-to-side or from the bottom up, around the shoulder, and back down); motif construction; and top-down (both round and raglan types).The perfect introduction to the building blocks of crochet sweater construction, Blueprint Crochet Sweaters breaks down intimidating garment design into easily digestible parts, offering a deeper appreciation and understanding of how to create projects that reflect your own personal style.

Susan's Simple Rose Crochet Pattern


Susan Kennedy - 2013
    For me (and I'm a slow crocheter), it takes a little more than half an hour to make. The pattern is simple for someone who has a basic familiarity with crochet stitches: single crochet (sc) double crochet (dc), chain stitch (ch), slip stitch (sl st), etc. You also need to know how to work in the front loop only or back loop only of previous stitches.For this rose, you’ll need a sweater weight yarn or light weight (baby) yarn and a size G hook . If you want smaller flowers, work them in thread crochet with a tiny steel hook!

Tunisian Crochet Baby Blankets


Sharon H. Silverman - 2013
    Silverman. Whether you’re looking for classic cables, ripples, stripes, bobbles, or basket weave blocks, you’ll find projects to suit your taste and become heirlooms for that special baby. The projects are all worked in Tunisian crochet, a technique that combines the look of knitting with the ease of crochet. If you are new to Tunisian crochet, or need a refresher on the basics, the Tunisian Crochet Skills section will help you get started. Free online technique videos are also available. Organized from Easy to Intermediate-Plus, the 8 designs include Basket Weave Blocks, Purple Garden, Frosted Stitch Stripes, Color Waves, Bubbling Bobbles, Telegram, Cables and Honeycomb, and Bright Strands.

50 Sunflowers to Knit, Crochet & Felt: Patterns and Projects Packed with Lush and Vibrant Colors That You Will Love to Make


Kristin Nicholas - 2013
    Master knitter and designer Kristin Nicholas grows her own field of colorful sunflowers and now brings the iconic sunflower to fiber life using knitting, crochet, felting, and embroidery. Included are designs for over thirty different sunflower blooms and buds in a variety of sizes, plus eight different leaf and vine designs, and a host of critters who live in a sunflower field—from birds and honeybees, to butterflies and caterpillars—a total of fifty items.Laid out like the previous books in the series, the book includes all the useful information you need for making the flowers—which needles, crochet hooks, embroidery needles, and types of yarns to use, plus a special explanation of how to choose yarn that felts well. In the "How to Work with Color" section, photographs of actual sunflowers are translated into stitched samples that give the reader visual cues on how to combine colors in their crafting. Organized into knitted and crocheted items, with additional instructions incorporated for felting, the "How-To" section includes full step-by-step pattern instructions and charts where appropriate. The last part of the book features over fifteen projects for using the sunflowers in many and varied ways, from embellishing mittens, to decorating a grapevine wreath to a felted potholder, to making a child’s toy, and more!

Little Duckies Amigurumi Crochet Pattern (Easy Crochet Doll Patterns Book 9)


Sayjai Thawornsupacharoen - 2013
    They only use a little bit of yarn. It took me less than two hours to make one ducky. The size of the duckies depends on the size of the crochet hook, thickness of yarn and how you stuff them. A bigger hook and thicker yarn makes a bigger doll. A doll stuffed tightly is bigger than a loosely stuffed doll.For the big ducky I used DK (crocheted 2 strands together) and a 5 mm hook. For the medium sized duckies I used DK (crocheted one strand) and a 4mm hook. For the smallest duckies I used fine cotton (sport, baby) and a 3 mm hook.Size: The duckies and eggs are 3 inches tall (7.5 cm).This pattern uses US Crochet Abbreviations:ch = chainsc = single crochet (UK : dc = double crochet)st = stitchsl = sliprnd = roundtog = together

Fabulous Crochet Doily Patterns


Unknown - 2013
    Choose your favorite colors and start crocheting these doily patterns now!Contents:Pretty in Pink = Petal Crocheted Doily PatternLily of the Valley Crochet Doily PatternFloral Doily Pattern for CrochetGlory Doily Pattern for CrochetStar in Center Doily Pattern for Crocheting

Beastly Crochet: 23 Critters to Wear and Love


Brenda K.B. Anderson - 2013
    In this collection Brenda presents 23 accessories and toys, featuring furry monsters, carnivorous plants, killer robots, and menacing tiki figures. While there are some literal monsters in the bunch--toys and amigurumi--a majority of projects are wearable accessories and garments.Some projects, such as a robot-themed intarsia blanky, are aimed specifically at children, while many others are for adults and teens who want to have a little fun.Brenda shows how to tackle all the sewing and appliqu� techniques required in her patterns, including how to install zippers, as well as subtle tricks for achieving personality in your critters with a section on The Principles of Cuteness. Beastly Crochet is a book that is as fun to read as it is to crochet from!

Beautiful Baby Boutique II


Rebecca Leigh - 2013
    Nine sets of patterns include dresses, bonnets, booties, bloomers, and sweaters with a feminine touch. The gorgeous projects use fingering, light, and sport-weight yarns and range in size from 3 to 6 months, 6 to 9 months, and 12 to 18 months.

Sweet & Simple Baby Crochet


Kristi Simpson - 2013
    Preview all 35 finished projects in our exclusive Look Book!Inspired original designs for baby boys and girls, multiply sized for newborns to 12 monthsIncludes 10 top-selling designs from Kristi Simpson's incredibly successful downloadable crochet pattern business, RAKJpatterns.com, as well as 25 new designs exclusive to this collectionPatterns include delightful hats, baby shoes and socks, headbands, skirts and pants, sweaters and vests, as well as blankets, bibs, and crocheted toysDesigns for crocheted photography props appropriate for baby portraits, like the Chevron Hat and Diaper Cover Set, Peapod Hooded Cocoon, and the Mossy Baby PodPatterns include detail shots and how-to photographs where appropriate, as well as photos of the finished garmentAlso includes a tutorial section covering stitches used throughout the book, complete with step-by-step how-to photographs

100 Quick Easy Crochet Stitches: Easy Stitch Patterns, Including Openweave, Textured, Ripple and More


Darla Sims - 2013
    Each stitch description includes multiples needed to allow the stitcher to make any size project, and any type of yarn can be used to create the designs. One hundred easy crochet stitch patterns are featured—including openweave, textured patterns, and ripples—and most consist of double crochet stitches and chains which can be worked up quickly. This reference also includes tips on turning chains and gauge, as well as how to make any project the same dimension.

Learn Drop Stitch Crochet


Kim Guzmán - 2013
    A step-by-step tutorial and seven projects—each of which uses a different brand of lightweight yarn—will have readers creating varied runs and stripes that can be applied to numerous garments and accessories.

How to Make 100 Crochet Appliques: Patterns for Fun Flora, Fauna, and Icon Patches


Deborah Burger - 2013
    Crocheted appliques are skillfully photographed, and written instructions are accompanied by stitch diagrams.

Crochet At Home: 25 Clever Projects for Colorful Living


Brett Bara - 2013
    Explore a collection of practical, pretty pieces for your kitchen, living room, and bedroom: from a riotously colorful blanket, to a delicate bunting of crocheted snowflakes, to flower-inspired trivets that are anything but dull-and even a full-sized ottoman! Techniques such as felting, lace, and crocheting with wire will appeal to beginner and advanced crocheters alike.Projects are made in affordable yarns, especially for large pieces and ones that take a beating, like kitchen accessories. Join Brett and her team of all-star crocheters in this cheerful, affordable, and occasionally humorous take on home decor in this new and approachable resource.

Hats & Diaper Covers


Leisure Arts Inc. - 2013
    Crocheted using medium weight yarn, each hat and diaper cover set is designed for sizes 3 to 6 months.

Stitch Encyclopedia: Crochet: An Illustrated Guide to the Essential Crochet Stitches


Bunka Gakuen - 2013
    The slender volume presents the fundamental stitches for needlecraft in simple, easy-to-follow color illustrations. The encyclopedic, dip-in, dip-out approach is well-suited for beginners looking to build a foundation of stitch techniques as well as seasoned crafters who will love keeping these handsome reference guides on their shelves. Classically designed and packaged as lovely jacketed paperbacks the Stitch Encyclopedias (Crochet, Embroidery, and Knitting) make a memorable gift for crafters and visual learners and can be enjoyed individually or as an attractive set.

Lacework for Adventurous Crocheters


Margaret Hubert - 2013
    With Lacework for Adventurous Crocheters, you'll delve into many exciting methods, including:- Bruges lace- Irish crochet- Freeform crochetEach section includes easy-to-follow, illustrated instructions, teaching all that is necessary to master the required skills. Charts, diagrams, and graphs are also provided, and swatch exercises in each section give the reader a chance to try the skills. Sections end with three to five small projects. Master this beautiful craft with Lacework for Adventurous Crocheters!

Crochet Stitch Guide


Rita Weiss - 2013
    Easy to carry along in the project bag Includes a wide variety of interesting stitches for all skill levels, from beginner to advanced Contains 86 stitch patterns, in 7 categories (Clusters, Textured Stitches, Picots, V-sts, Special Stitches, Shells, and Miscellaneous) Easy-to-follow, excellent instructions and a clear photograph of each stitch Perfect gift for any crocheter

Garden Pals Amigurumi Crochet Pattern (Easy Crochet Doll Patterns)


Sayjai Thawornsupacharoen - 2013
    They are usually made from crocheted yarn and have an oversized head. The Japanese word "Ami" means crocheted, and "nuigurumi" means stuffed doll.This is a very easy crochet pattern and great for beginners.The size of the Doll depends on the size of the crochet hook, thickness of yarn and how you stuff them; a bigger hook and thicker yarn makes a bigger doll. A doll stuffed tightly is bigger than one stuffed loosely.Size The dolls are 3 inches/ 7.5 cm high (excluding ears).This crochet pattern is written with U.S.A. crochet terms:ch = chain,sc = single crochet (UK : dc = double crochet),st = stitch,sl = slip,rnd = round,tog = together.Disclaimers:- The finished dolls are not suitable for children under 3 years because of loose parts (the eyes).- This is a Kindle pattern. You can read it on your Kindle, tablet computer, pc, notebook or smartphone. But Kindle patterns cannot be printed out.

Christmas Cuties Amigurumi Crochet Pattern (Chrismas Ornaments)


Sayjai Thawornsupacharoen - 2013
    A basic knowledge of crochet is required to read the pattern.The Christmas dolls and decorations are easy to make. The pattern is written with U.S. crochet terms. You use single crochet stitches (= double crochet stitches in the UK) and double crochet (= treble crochet in the UK). You can use No 2 yarn (Sport, Baby) and a 3.25 mm hook (US: D/3.25, UK: 10).Included are instructions for: a Snowman, Santa Claus, Christmas Cupcake, Deer, Gingerbread man, Penguin, Red Robin, Polar Bear, Christmas Sock, Star, Wreath and Heart.You can make them bigger or smaller than my ornaments, without changing the pattern. The size of the ornaments depend on the size of crochet hook, thickness of yarn and how you stuff them; bigger hook and thicker yarn make bigger dolls, a doll stuffed tightly is bigger than a loose stuffed doll.Disclaimers:- The dolls are not suitable for young children because of loose parts (the eyes)- Kindle crochet patterns cannot be printed. You read them on your tablet, smart phone, Kindle, computer or notebook. Amazon has Kindle reader software for many devices.

Crochet at Play: Fun Hats, Scarves, Clothes, and Toys for Kids to Enjoy


Kat Goldin - 2013
    The book is organized into four chapters for: Head and Shoulders (capelets, wizard hats); Fingers, Knees, and Toes (ballet slippers, hedgehog mittens); Whole Self (silver birch tunic, wolf cardigan); Play Room (star rug, sleepy octopus pillow). Photography of the 30 projects modeled on adorable tots throughout make the book truly precious. Suitable for crocheters of all abilities, Crochet at Play is a must-have for crafty parents, grandparents, and aunts.

Learn to Crochet, Now


Leisure Arts Inc. - 2013
    With step-by-step explanations supported by video demonstrations at LeisureArts.com, we've made it so much fun to learn to crochet! Projects include a spa cloth, 2 scarves, and a lacy lap robe.

Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Tunisian Crochet


Kim Guzmán - 2013
    Award-winning teacher Kim Guzman walks you through the basics and takes you through each step with clear photos and friendly instructions. Nine fresh projects for you to explore will help you develop the skills you need. Designed for a variety of yarns, the nine unique projects include Stockinette Scarf and Hat, Seed Stitch Ruana, Drop Stitch Cowl, Diagonal Hearts Crib Cover, Felted Duffel, Cabled Mitts, Hoodie Vest, and Mitered Vest.

20 Easy Knitted Blankets and Throws: From the Staff at Martingale


Martingale - 2013
    Discover 20 luxurious, simple-to-knit throws--a great value! Designs feature fibers from Brown Sheep Company, Cascade Yarns, Lion Brand Yarns, Plymouth Yarn, and other popular brands.

Hats & Scarves


Leisure Arts Inc. - 2013
    The scarves offer beautiful shapes and textures, while the hats include must-have slouch designs, a chic brimmed cap, and a trendy chullo. When the chill wind of winter is blowing, the cowls are delightfully cozy. With most for Easy skill level and a few for Intermediate, they're all fabulous gifts for family and friends. Just don't forget to crochet a few for yourself!

Crochet Dynamite: Argyle Crochet


Jaime Eads Maraia - 2013
    Even very experienced crochet artists will find this technique challenging and fun because it requires a meticulous eye for detail, and playing with so many colors without having to weave in ends is just plain fun!In this book you will find:Step by step instructions on how to Argyle Crochet with variegated yarn10 fun and fabulous projects to make with your Argyle Crochet pieces, including:- The Tassel Hat- Argyle Beanie- The Camo-gyle Scarf- Mad For Plaid Tote- Wee Bonnie Blanket- This One's Mine Laptop CoverAnd list of yarns that will, and won't work with this technique, and instructions on how to tell if your favorite variegated yarn will work.This book is not for the faint of heart, but if you've got patience and determination you'll soon be impressing your friends and family with your fantastic Argyle Crochet!xoxo

Crochet 2014 Day-to-Day Calendar


Susan Ripley - 2013
    For hooking enthusiasts of all skill levels, the Crochet Calendar offers more than 100 all-new patterns featuring yarns at every price point, ranging from luxurious silks to classic acrylics.For hooking enthusiasts of all skill levels, the Crochet 2014 Day-to-Day Calendar offers more than 100 all-new patterns featuring yarns at every price point, ranging from luxurious silks to classic acrylics.