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When Bad Things Happen to Good Crocheters: Survival Guide for Every Crocheting Emergency
Whether you call her the crochet guru, call her your own personal crochet fairy godmother, or just call her for crochet emergency help, author Beth Wolfensberger Singer is here to save the day. From uneven edges to wonky corners to too-tight stitches to dealing with yarn ends or a forgotten increase, Beth offers level-headed advice…
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Quick Crochet For The Home by Tamara Kelly
“Popular crochet designer Tamara Kelly offers 20 projects that not only stitch up in a flash, but also feature the clean lines and contemporary colors of today’s modern home. Make a statement in the living room with the Bold Diagonal Throw Pillow. Stitch up some serenity for the bathroom with the Spa Jar Covers. Add…
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Do You Have a Committed Relationship… with Yarn?
It’s not an addiction, it’s a lifestyle choice! Profess your love of ALL THE YARN with this mug – perfect for coffee, tea, or storing your many (many) crochet hooks! Get your own (and another for a friend!) at our affiliate link: CLICK HERE
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A Year of Dishcloths by Maggie Weldon
“Stitch a dishcloth a day for the next year! 52 designs to crochet include textures, stripes, circles, and flowers. We’ve divided our offering into the four seasons and know you’ll find many, many designs that are perfect for your kitchen or gifts for all of your friends and family to enjoy! Designs are made using…
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I Like Crochet Magazine – Fall 2016!
Crochet season is here!! And I Like Crochet is all over it, with Fall-Tastic Scarves, the Pie-Maker Pullover, and the Tunisian Flirt Skirt! Woodland inspired patterns, all-things-fall, and fresh patterns to inspire you cuddle up with crochet this season. Download a copy today at our affiliate link: http://www.ilikecrochet.com/subscribe/?mqsc=TAKELBL111414
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Mirror Image Scarves by Ruthie Marks
“Creating beautifully symmetrical scarves is easy with the designs in Mirror Image Scarves from Leisure Arts. The technique involves crocheting half of each scarf at a time, working along opposite sides of the foundation chain. Reflecting the finest architecture of nature and man, these eight scarves by Ruthie Marks borrow their shapes from rolling hills,…
