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Crochet: The Complete Guide
by
Jane Davis
Your one-stop reference for a lifetime of happy crocheting
It's amazing that a simple hook and yarn can yield such diverse results, from thick, cozy Afghans to delicate lace doilies. "Crochet The Complete Guide" contains everything you need to get started or take your projects to the next level—from advice on selecting the best yarn types and colors for your
...moreSpiral, 254 pages
Published
May 27th 2009
by Krause Publications
(first published 2009)
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This is a crochet reference guide including over 150 stitch patterns. My review focuses on its utility as a stitch guide.
What I like:
The stitches are organized into 19 sections (Basic Stitches & Stitch Combinations; Shell Stitches & Shell Stitch Combinations; Chevrons, Ripples, & Waves; Stretched Stitches; Post Stitches; Clusters, Bobbles, & Popcorns; Ruffles & Cords; Leaves & Flowers; Blocks; Color Changing Rows; Colorwork; Bead Crochet; Edgings and Insertions; Lace Backgroun...more
What I like:
The stitches are organized into 19 sections (Basic Stitches & Stitch Combinations; Shell Stitches & Shell Stitch Combinations; Chevrons, Ripples, & Waves; Stretched Stitches; Post Stitches; Clusters, Bobbles, & Popcorns; Ruffles & Cords; Leaves & Flowers; Blocks; Color Changing Rows; Colorwork; Bead Crochet; Edgings and Insertions; Lace Backgroun...more
Love love love this book. The explanation of the stitches and patterns is easy to follow (helpful pictures) and makes it very easy to freehand a pattern for many things.
Lots of good crochet information and some new ideas I'd like to work with.
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