Get Hooked Again: Simple Steps to Crochet More Cool Stuff
by
Kim P. Werker (Goodreads Author),
Cynthia Frenette , Angela Fama
It's Get Hooked all over again—with even more fun patterns
to make and give!
Everyone got hooked on Get Hooked, the first book from the coolest craft instructor ever, Kim Werker. Now even more girls can join the crochet crowd with Get Hooked Again. Simple, step-by-step instructions show exactly how to get started. Then new crafters are ready for the patterns—but these aren’...more
to make and give!
Everyone got hooked on Get Hooked, the first book from the coolest craft instructor ever, Kim Werker. Now even more girls can join the crochet crowd with Get Hooked Again. Simple, step-by-step instructions show exactly how to get started. Then new crafters are ready for the patterns—but these aren’...more
Paperback, 96 pages
Published
October 2nd 2007
by Potter Craft
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This is an excellent book for beginner crocheters. It starts off teaching you some of the basics to crochet such as vocabulary, explains different yarns, and how to hold your crochet hook. Then there is a small section on some of the very basic stitches. There are step by step instructions as well as illustrations on how to make the stitches. I found that I was able to pick up the stitches right away with little to no confusion. Lastly, there is a section dedicated to some simple patterns, maybe...more
Dec 02, 2008
Lorie
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Recommends it for:
Beginning or time starved crocheters
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Found after lots of looking at the library
As a new crochet addict, i have been looking for patterns that are easy and fun, which is a hard combination to find. I have done the hat on the cover and am starting to work on the striped scarf. The intro with stitch and crochet basics will help any beginner. These are also great for people who don't have a lot of time, but want to make fun things for their family and friends. I look forward to trying some of the harder patterns in this book and the other Get Hooked book.
Easy to understand for people who are new to crocheting. The only downside is that some of the sections that explain the stitches aren't always clearly named (the section "Less is More" is for decreasing while "On the Increase" is for adding stitches).
The nice thing was that it explains the projects without shorthand, which is good for someone like me who's still learning.
It also contains a handful of easy projects that anyone can do.
The nice thing was that it explains the projects without shorthand, which is good for someone like me who's still learning.
It also contains a handful of easy projects that anyone can do.
I am an avid knitter, this is my first time crocheting. I wanted to crochet because there are a few patterns you really cannot find in knitting (like cloche hats, the only cloche pattern I found in knitting was for a super expert, I could only get so far in the pattern before starting over again, which I did, 8 or 9 times). The instructions are pretty good. I thing the written instructions are a little better than the graphics. So far I am over half way through a stripy scarf and then I hope to...more
Awesome book for beginner crocheters. Written for teens, but the directions are great and easy to follow, so steal it from your niece if you want to learn! :o) Includes really cool projects, including those to build your confidence and also to challenge you as a new crocheter. I love the book and would give it to any teen or college student who is interested in crochet.
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Kim is a writer, blogger, former editor of Interweave Crochet magazine, and founder of the online community CrochetMe.com. Her books are exclusively about crochet, but her interests span many crafts and her hobbies include reading fiction, writing some fiction, knitting, tooling around online, and enjoying good conversation.
She has a BA in linguistics from SUNY Binghamton and a MA in educational s...more
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