Crocheting on the Edge: Ribs & Bobbles*Ruffles*Flora*Fringes*Points & Scallops

Crocheting on the Edge: Ribs & Bobbles*Ruffles*Flora*Fringes*Points & Scallops

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In this welcome continuation of her fabulously successful Knitting On, Over, and Beyond the Edge series, she shows crocheters how to add her signature embellishments to their projects. Nicky has created nearly 200 spectacular edgings, all with written instructions, charts, and photographs, along with amazing projects that showcase them magnificently. A little red jacket, c...more
Hardcover, 184 pages
Published July 1st 2008 by Nicky Epstein Books
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Anastacia Knits
This is a great resource book, full of a variety of edgings that have both written & charted directions. There are quite a few different designs, some lacey, some textured, some full of color. There are some that I have seen elsewhere (such as Heidi, single points, eyelash fringe) but that's certainly to be expected. There are a lot of ruffled designs, which look like a lot of fun, I think my favorite is Kendall's Ruffle.

There are a few simple patterns as well at the back of the book. Like E...more
Cat Fithian
Interesting edgings for crochet geniuses. I am not a genius. It was neat to see what the patterns do, though, and if I get to the point where I want to edge a knitted work, this is a good option for finishing techniques.
Eva
A little for everyone. Not the old granny crocheting you think of, but new and the makings for pretties that your friends will be jealous of. If you get this with a standard stitch book there's nothing you can't do.
Miko
Not bad. Her first crochet book sucked ducks and really could have used some style. But this one works on every level, from stitch choice, to yarn/thread types. Not one thing in this book did I dislike.
Rae
This book has a fantastic array of edgings. The book includes both written patters and charts. Each edging is organized by type and a huge variety of each is included. This is an excellent resource book.
P
This book is for anyone with either too much time on their hands or a very vivid imagination about fashion and making your own clothes. I will never have the time to try all the patterns and techniques in this book. But it's beautiful. And I did buy it and one for a crocheting friend. I plan to slowly throughout my lifetime try a technique here or there and possible soon one of the patterns for clothes. A grand dream would be the cream colored circle shawl. A must see for anyone who has ever cro...more
Marie
Oct 24, 2009 Marie added it
Shelves: wish-list, crochet
Great book! Nicky Epstein seems to have an endless imagination and the whimsy of this book suits the crochet techniques.
Nancyewhite
Beautiful edges and embellishments.
Bliss
Nov 01, 2009 Bliss rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: anyone who wants to use crochet to spice up an item that needs a little flair.
Shelves: crochet, crafting, non-fic
Beautiful edgings of all kinds, to embellish anything you can think of.

I book-marked sooooo many pages in this one for "try it later".

Great illustrations (diagrams and color photos) and easy-to-follow instructions.

It's not really a crochet patterns book but there are a few cool projects in the book.
Anne
Lots and lots of edging options. And I adore the Medallion Medley cape; I'd never thought of putting together different bits and pieces of different sizes.
Tracy Canham
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Nicky Epstein is a knitting designer and author of numerous books on knitting. She is known for her creative combinations of knitting stitches, and for the colorful patterns often found in her sweaters, especially involving applique of separately knitted motifs.[1] In 2005, she was given a prestigious award by the National NeedleArts Association. In 2006, her work was featured in a retrospective f...more
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