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09 July 2010

Amigurumi World: Seriously Cute Crochet



Ana Paula Rimoli, "Amigurumi World: Seriously Cute Crochet"
Publisher: Martingale & Co Inc | 2008 | ISBN: 1564778479 | English | 81 pages | JPG | 4.80 Mb

Description: Get hooked into the quirky world of Amigurumi! Crochet these irresistibly cute creatures today's coolest craze in crochet.
* Over 20 projects are super hip and super quick to make you need only basic crochet skills and small amounts of yarn
* Funky designs include mommy and baby owls, hedgehogs, and penguins, plus silly crocheted treats like cupcakes and ice-cream cones
* Find complete instructions for crocheting designs and adding facial features and other embellishments

08 July 2010

Oneskein



Oneskein. 30 Quick Projects to Knit and Crochet 2009
English | 85 pages | JPG | 8.08 MB

100 flowers to knit & crochet



100 flowers to knit & crochet
Publisher: Lesley Stanfield | ISBN: N\A | edition 2009 | PDF | 124 pages | 15,2 mb

A collection of beautiful blooms for embellishing clothes, accessories, cushions and throws.

Crochet Patterns For Dummies



Crochet Patterns For Dummies
Publisher: For Dummies | Pages: 288 | 2007-10-08 | ISBN: 0470045558 | PDF | 8 MB

Product Description:

Would you like to learn to crochet? Already know the basics, but would like to stretch your crocheting skills? From scarves and sweaters to hats and handbags, you can create beautiful, useful designs with ease using Crochet Patterns For Dummies. From choosing the right hooks and yarn and crocheting basic stitches to joining pieces together, this easy-to-follow guide will have you hooked in no time.

Our hands-on workbook gets you crocheting fashionable, fun designs in a focused, step-by-step manner. You get a review of the basic stitches and stitch combinations, along with a concise appendix containing easy-to-follow instructions for working these stitches. You’ll find plenty of tips on changing colors and adding shape to your projects. Plus, you get full-color photos of every project—from potholders to afghans, belts to table runners, skirts to vests, and much more. You’ll also discover how to:

* Decipher crochet lingo
* Make a gauge swatch, read a pattern, and understand garment sizing
* Work with the most common stitches and stitch patterns
* Crochet in the round or with color
* Shape a design through increasing or decreasing stitches
* Use new techniques like felting and working with wire
* Crochet pictures and words using the filet crochet technique

There are also quick-and-easy designs that are great for kids to make, as well as handy hints on caring for your finished items. Featuring more than 50 fantastic patterns perfect for beginners or those wanting to take their skills to the next level, Crochet Patterns For Dummies is your one-stop guide to crocheting success!

Hooked Scarves



Margaret Hubert "Hooked Scarves: 20 Easy Crochet Projects"
Creative Publishing international | English | 2006 | ISBN: 1589232682 | 96 pages | PDF | 13 MB

Contemporary crochet projects for fun, fast, fashionable scarves.
Most beginning crocheters start with scarves because these projects are quick, easy, and stylish. People who crochet continue to make lots and lots of scarves, especially when they want to indulge in special yarns. The many crafters discovering or already hooked on crochet will find the contemporary scarf projects they're looking for in Hooked Scarves. Here are 20 original designs bursting with color, texture, and fashion style. The collection includes gorgeous scarves for fashion, cozy scarves for winter, and elegant wraps for evening. The projects use widely available yarns including popular novelty yarns. Color photographs show the finished projects, the stitches close up, the yarn used, and how to make the crochet stitches step by step. Other features include a handy ruler inside the cover and a covered spiral binding. Hooked Scarves joins an exciting series of crochet project books.

07 July 2010

Weekend Knitting



Melanie Falick, "Weekend Knitting: 50 Unique Projects and Ideas"
Harry N. Abrams | 2003 | ISBN: 1584792914 | English | 126 Pages | PDF | 10.55 Mb

Knitting has been called "the hot new hobby" and "the new yoga." More women - and men - are knitting today than in many decades. More knitters than ever are demanding quick projects that provide creative fulfillment and relaxation and suit today's busy lifestyles. Weekend Knitting answers their call with 50 original projects from simple slippers to cozy mittens and chair covers. Weekend Knitting Projects is beautifully photographed on locations to evoke the relaxing weekend knitters long for, with beautiful scenery, fresh air, friends, and delicious food. All of the projects are presented in full color photos and some are shown in more than one color option. The book is sprinkled with knitting trivia, quotes about knitting, relaxation techniques, and balanced living. Recipes for treats such as hot cocoa and shortbread are also included, as are sidebars about relaxation activities such as how to give a hand massage and brewing the perfect pot of tea - making Weekend Knitting the book about the knitting lifestyle.

Knitting Loves Crochet




Candi Jensen, "Knitting Loves Crochet: 22 Stylish Designs to Hook Up Your Knitting with a Touch of Crochet"
Storey Publishing, LLC | 2006 | ISBN: 1580178421 | English | 100 Pages (incomplete) | PDF | 12.20 Mb

Knit and crochet designer Candi Jensen has a mission — to show today’s trendy, young knitters just how much fun a little crochet can be. Crocheting can mimic lace. It can give a knit sweater pretty edging unachievable with knitting needles. Crocheted flowers and bobbles lend texture and interest to a flat surface. To get her message out, Jensen has written Knitting Loves Crochet, brimming with designs to make believers out of the knitting only crowd who still associate crocheting with doilies and dowdy tissue box covers.