Blanket lovers, it’s time to celebrate — especially if you love bold colors! Featuring 15 vibrant blanket projects using different crochet techniques and styles, this book gives crocheters a delightful mix of simple and elaborate projects to choose from. Each one is packed with visual intrigue and gorgeous color. Adding a touch of warmth to your home has never been easier!
Paperback, 128Pages, $21.95, 978-6059192699
From the December 2019 issue
When you need to give your hands a break from all that crocheting, relax and unwind with some light coloring in this calming book with a crochet theme. From granny squares to balls of yarn, each illustration invites the crocheter to play with color in new ways and let your imagination run wild. Who knows, maybe you will even come up with your next design!
Paperback, 64Pages, $5.99, 978-0486824000
From the August 2018 issue
Creative Kids Complete Photo Guide to Crochet is the perfect way to teach your child how to crochet. Complete with over 200 photos and easily followed step-by-step instructions, Deborah Burger starts with the basics, like hook and yarn choice, and then moves into simple stitches and techniques. Skills and difficulty levels are clearly defined for each project, so you’ll know in advance which techniques to practice with your child. This complete crochet guide for kids provides the best foundation for a future love of crochet.
Paperback, 128 Pages, $24.99, 978-1589238558
From the August 2015 issue
The month of October gives you a chance to embrace your spooky side, so break out the cobweb decorations, wear that spooky old witch hat, and bring to life classic monsters and new horrors—through crochet, that is. Creepy Crawly Crochet: 17 Creatures That Go Bump in the Night presents amigurumi legends that have trickster personalities but are a treat to crochet. From the Headless Horseman to Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, this collection features patterns that would be perfect for little ones to play with or for decorating the house for the big night.
Paperback, 112Pages, $14.79, 978-0486810799
From the October 2016 issue
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 summertime barnyard scene, or gift them to a teacher to help students learn more about animals. This book is perfect for travel because of the small scale designs, so whether you are in a car or on a plane, your crochet won’t be far behind.
Paperback, 80 Pages, $22.99, 978-1604686166
From the December 2015 issue
In the mood for a good mystery with a paranormal twist? Then Nancy Warren’s “Vampire Knitting Club” series is just for you. Meet our new favorite lead character, Lucy Swift. She’s a new witch who can’t control her cat, runs a knitting store even though she cant knit — and did we mention, her grandmother belongs to an undead knitting club?
Click here to read an excerpt from this book.
Paperback, 234 Pages, $11.99, 978-1928145516
From the October 2019 issue
If it’s time for screen cleaning in your home, help yourself out by working up these organizational lifesavers. You can even add your own personal flair to these designs with animals like dragonflies or alligators, and there’s a pattern for all skill levels and requirements in the 30 different choices. Whether you need large containers or small cubbies, these baskets will help you have a place for everything, and everything in its—stylish—place.
Paperback, 128Pages, $22.95, 978-1940611617
From the April 2017 issue
Crochet your favorite kitten or someone else’s beloved kitty as a gift with this extra-cute kit. In addition to ten unique kitten patterns, this kit also includes a crochet hook, tapestry needle, fiberfill stuffing, safety eyes and enough materials to make two kittens of your own.
Paperback, 80Pages, $16.99, 978-1684124961
From the April 2019 issue
Get ready to soar with Toothless, spend time with Pikachu, and embrace the dark side with storm troopers. These ten different crochet hats are such a clever way to represent beloved characters and will make great gifts and costumes.
Paperback or ebook, 32 Pages, $8.95, 978-1544795348
From the June 2017 issue
Are you ready to crochet your own happily ever after? Brenda K.B. Anderson’s new book, Crochet Ever After, contains 18 fairytale-inspired crochet projects that let you harken back to your favorite childhood stories. The patterns are all separated into four categories: heroines, curses and magic, witches and evil queens and the enchanted forest. Crochet your own scarves, hats, mittens, shawls and more with Anderson’s new fairytale pattern collection. Mirror, mirror on the wall – you’re the craftiest one of all!
Paperback, 152 Pages, $24.99, 978-1620337509
From the February 2015 issue
