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Weekend Crochet for Babies: 24 Cute Crochet Designs, from Sweaters and Jackets to Hats and Toys (Paperback)

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“Two dozen super-cute yet sturdy pieces sized for newborns through toddlers of 18 months. Color-blocking, chevrons, mesh lace, hoodies, zip-ups, multi yarn-the hottest trends in knitting for grownups are here converted into chic crochet for the smallest customers. Additionally, a quick color change renders most of the projects unisex.”  —knitsimple

Designed for all skill levels, this crafters companion features fun and versatile patterns for baby clothes through simple projects that can be completed in a weekend. Beginners will appreciate the instructions on getting started and essential techniques, while experienced crocheters will enjoy the range of different effects created in these garments, such as chunky textured fabric and delicate lacy patterns. These projects make use of a wide selection of yarns; can be easily adapted for infants or toddlers; include detailed information on stitches and techniques; and feature designs such as classi (more…)

The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Crochet Projects Illustrated (Paperback)

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Stitch ‘N Bitch: A Knitter’s Design Journal (Paperback)

America is on a knitting roll (thanks in no small part to Stitch ’N Bitch). Now comes the essential journal for chicks with sticks. From the author of the “tour de force”* Stitch ’N Bitch, and Stitch ’N Bitch Nation (together with over 335,000 copies in print) and guru to an ever expanding movement of edgy young knitters, comes a Stitch ’N Bitch journal. Hip in design and compact enough for a knitting bag, this user friendly journal is packed with valuable information. Features include yarn required for basic knit items, pages to keep track of supplies, a glossary, and something no other journal has: design aids such as templates, pre-drawn knitter’s models, and graph paper. Plus a die-cut ruler to measure knitting gauge and check needle size.*The San Francisco Chronicle

About the Author

Debbie Stoller is the bestselling author of the Stitch’n Bitch series of knitting books and calendars. She comes from a long line of Dutch knitters, has (more…)

Freeform Style: Blend Knit and Crochet to Create Fiber Art Wearables (Hardcover)

Learn to combine freeform knitting and crochet into gorgeous wearable art with patterns and instruction for every level of freeform artist. Find inspiration in master freeform artist, Prudence Mapstone, through her gallery of stunning freeform creations. Organized for easy access, each pattern is labeled either beginner, intermediate or advanced and depending on the level, additional freeform stitches are incorporated into the patterns to create a garment full of style.

About the Author

Jonelle Raffino is the creative force behind Southwest Trading Company, an internationally recognised yarn brand known for its earth-friendly collections. She has been featured in a variety of media venues, including Inc, Fortune and Success, and has written numerous articles about SWTC, earth-friendly fibers and knitting for consumer and trade magazines.

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The Crocheter’s Companion (The Companion series) (Spiral-bound)

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” . . . brimming with information indispensable to every crocheter, regardless of skill level.” — Crafter’s Choice”From basic crochet through advanced . . . crochet stitches [t]his is the clearest description of multiple stitches I have come across.” — Beadwrangler.com book reviews”This book is a handy reference for crochet lovers.” — Quick & Easy Crochet March/April 2004″This small, compact book makes the perfect companion in your crochet bag along with your project.” — Crochet”This spiral-bound portable companion is the place to turn to for stitch advice, technical instruction and eye-catching embellishments.” — Family Circle Easy Knitting

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“An excellent reference…. Anyone interested in having instructions for traditional crochet methods at one’s fingertips would benefit from this book.”  —Shuttle Spindle & Dyepot

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