Get the look of colorwork knitting with Brenda Bourg’s Fair Isle Tunisian Crochet, and learn how to work Tunisian crochet techniques to create sweaters, cowls, mittens and more. Follow along with step-by-step, detailed instructions as Brenda takes you from Tunisian crochet basics to working this technique with multiple colors at once. Create amazing, colorful patterns
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Cold months mean it’s time to snuggle up in some brand new crochet accessories. Marly Bird’s Cold Weather Crochet: 21 Cozy Garments, Accessories, and Afghans to Keep You Warm will be your savior this winter with its gorgeous, cozy patterns. Work up a hooded scarf in case of sudden snow or slush, or try your
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Amigurumi patterns are a rising trend in the crochet world, and Megan Kreiner will make you a follower. In her book, Crochet a Farm: 19 Cute-as-Can-Be Barnyard Creations, you will learn to make chickens, mice, donkeys and more! These make perfect toys, tools for learning and decorations. Work up a full set for a cute
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If you’re tired of the same old crochet techniques and patterns, pick up Big Hook Rag Crochet: 25 Quick-Stitch Designs to Make Using Leftover Fabric by Dedri Uys to reinvigorate your love for the art of crochet. This book teaches you to crochet using a large hook, meaning the projects inside are made of simple
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Granny squares, circles and triangles are the foundation for many projects, and they’re perfect for a broad range of crocheter, from the beginners to the more experienced. These simple projects are quick to work up, and they can then be joined to others to form bigger and more complex patterns. In Modern Granny Square Crochet
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Many clothing patterns are written for multiple sizes, but these sizes are just standard measurements. Some bodies may need more customization in order to ensure a better fit. Margaret Hubert, in Customize Your Crochet, will teach you how to take those standard patterns and make your own adjustments in order to properly fit your actual
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Broomstick lace is a vintage crochet technique that’s worked up by using a large needle (or a broomstick, if you have one handy) and a crochet hook. In Broomstick Lace Crochet, learn how to create this stitch with a full-color, step-by-step photo tutorial and then discover additional, in-depth tutorials that go into defining and altering
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Learn how to get started with crochet in The Crochet Workshop. Emma Osmond has three basic lessons to explain to you: starting from a circle, a granny square and a straight edge. If you’re still struggling with how to choose yarn or hold the hook in your hands comfortable, Emma has tips and advice for
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Yarn totes are like skeins of yarn – you can always have more, especially if you crochet or travel a lot. The 2-in-1 Yarn Tote from Lion Brand is, as the name suggests, two bags in one. First, there’s the smaller and removable zippered pouch made for your yarn. It features two grommets to let
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A crocheter always needs more hooks, and how can you resist when they come in a super-cute case? This Knitter’s Pride crochet hook set comes with nine different hooks in the most frequently used styles from US size C through US size J, and they come in their own faux leather carrying case in either
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