Everything Crochet
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Author
Contributions
- Carol Alexander - Editor
- Connie Ellison - Editor
Publication
2011 - DRG, Berne, Ind, Indiana
Language
English
Word Count
72,000 words, Guess
Page Count
288 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveeverythingcroche0000unse
- ISBN-101596353619
- ISBN-139781596353619
- Library of Congress Control Number2011288072
- OCLC Control Number730934265
and 2 more
- Better World Books9781596353619
- Open LibraryOL25102433M
Classifications
- LCCTT825 .E86 2011
- LCCTT820
Description
This comprehensive reference and pattern book contains answers to a wide range of nuts-and-bolts questions that crocheters want and need to know but are often unable to find in standard “tutorial” crochet books that cover only the basics. You’ll learn how to: • read patterns • work with multiples • successfully substitute yarns • effectively master seaming • evaluate gauge • convert measurements • enlarge patterns for a perfect fit • fix crochet mishaps This book will also show you how to: • crochet with special hooks • care for your crocheted items • work with color • block different types of projects • use the right adhesives • add professional touches to your projects • crochet socks that fit • use crochet to recycle and re-invent clothing • make safer, longer-lasting toys • organize your crochet supplies and yarn scraps • take your crochet to a professional level • do special crochet techniques, such as felting, mosaic crochet, Swedish embroidery, tambour crochet, Fair Isle, crocheting with thrums and locks, flatwork bead crochet, cross-stitch on crochet, crocheting on fabric and even how to process and crochet with pet hair You’ll find all of this and more in this one-of-a-kind crocheter’s guidebook that you will go to time and time again for answers to those crochet problems and questions that every crocheter encounters at one time or another. -- BACK COVER
First Sentence
Most crocheters would love to have that one special, go-to-over-and-over-again crochet reference book that answers those nuts-and-bolts questions that aren't addressed in the average "tutorial" crochet book.
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