For those searching for stitch inspiration, this handbook brims with more than 200 new and old stitches to delight crocheters of all skill levels. Packed with tips and tricks, the guide outlines basic crochet techniques in addition to the latest trends in contemporary yarns–all of which are accompanied by easy-to-follow instructions. Projects include using the
For those searching for stitch inspiration, this handbook brims with more than 200 new and old stitches to delight crocheters of all skill levels. Packed with tips and tricks, the guide outlines basic crochet techniques in addition to the latest trends in contemporary yarns–all of which are accompanied by easy-to-follow instructions. Projects include using the single cluster crochet stitch as a great foundation pattern for a textured scarf or implementing a trinity stitch to add warmth to an afghan design. The guide also reveals how to glam up a shawl with a striking hexagon stitch or a wavy shell stitch.
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basics and beyond This guide walks the reader through the gamut of crochet competence, from kindergarten to post-doc, as it were. I am a fairly experienced crocheter but had never learned how to read a diagram until using this book. Each stitch pattern is presented in a clear, close-to-real-size photo, written directions, and a stitch diagram. This three-pronged approach is very helpful in clearing up any confusion the reader might experience in learning the stitch.Some of the 250 stitches are…
250 Stitches to Crochet! As other reviews have mentioned, I have crocheted for many years however I had stopped about four years ago. I love books and crochet and knitting books and wonderful to own. This particular book is a nice basic reference and while I have another book of 200 Stitch Patterns, they are for baby blankets although most can be adapted for any use. The 250 stitches in this book repeat a few from the other book and add on many others I have not even seen before.
Worth the cover price! This is my only stitch dictionary but it’s well worth it for the variety inside. This starts out really basic (sc, dc, hdc, etc.) but that’s what it’s for, right? It quickly moves into more complicated stitch patterns and I can see using it for taking basic items to another level (hats with interesting patterns, scarves with great trims, etc.) It was worth the price when I was flipping through it upon arrival, and stumbled across the stitch that has caused a project to languish, unfinished -…