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Crochet Know-How: Techniques and tips for all levels of skill from beginner to advanced

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A complete guide to the stitches, techniques and finishing touches that every crocheter needs to know.

Whether you are just learning to crochet, or you are seldom separated from your hook and yarn, there will always be times when you need instruction—or just a reminder—on a particular technique or stitch, and even the most experienced crocheter may not know all the tips and wrinkles included here. Crochet Know-How has step-by-step instructions accompanied by clear color artworks, showing you how to do everything from basic single and double crochet, to increasing and decreasing, working in the round and in spirals, and changing color. If you want to know how to get started, everything from making a slip stitch and working out your gauge to blocking your finished make is covered. For more experienced makers, useful tips on making raised stitches, creating bobbles and clusters, and creating ribbing in crochet will all help you achieve a perfect finish to your makes.

96 pages, Paperback

Published March 17, 2020

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November 18, 2024
4.5/5

really helpful!! The illustrations were well done, and the few photos included added to my understanding of what they were talking about. i now know how to read a chart which i think will help immensely, and i also learned some new stitches and techniques- this covers a lot of practical “little things” that come up in all projects

i didn’t expect it but it covers beading, lining, and embroidery too! would be an excellent starting point for beginners, and maybe a quick read to review for a more experienced crocheter
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