Creative crochet projects 12 playful projects for beginners and beyond

Stephanie Pokorny

Book - 2021

Whether you want to learn how to crochet or you're looking for fresh, new projects to try, Creative Crochet Projects is for you! Featuring a variety of 12 colorful, fun, and quirky crochet projects with a charming, offbeat sense of style, this project book starts off easy, slowly introducing new techniques one design at a time.These unique projects make for beautiful handmade gifts, as they offer something refreshing and new with their sense of hands-on play. From a kitchen mat that looks like a stovetop to watermelon play food, each project is as fun to make as it is for children to play with.

Saved in:

2nd Floor Show me where

746.434/Pokorny
1 / 1 copies available
Location Call Number   Status
2nd Floor 746.434/Pokorny Checked In
Subjects
Genres
Patterns (Instructional works)
Pattern books
Published
Mount Joy, PA : Landauer Publishing [2021]
Language
English
Main Author
Stephanie Pokorny (author)
Physical Description
95 pages : color illustrations ; 28 cm
Bibliography
Includes index.
ISBN
9781947163638
  • Introduction. Get ready to start ; Understanding a crochet pattern ; Abbreviations and basic stitches
  • Fun accessories to make and wear. Finger crochet scarves ; It's a cinch- one hour cowl ; Squiggles McGee hat ; Bubble hue shift hat ; Asymmetric owl wrap
  • Playtime projects. Happy heart bunting ; Foldable burger ; Foldable hot dog ; Sliceable watermelon ; Bee-unified mobile ; Roll-away kitchen playmat.
Review by Publisher's Weekly Review

Crocheting should be fun, writes Pokorny, creator of Crochetverse.com, in this whimsical debut. She offers 12 projects of varying difficulty, each of which emphasizes a different aspect of crocheting to help build skills. Pokorny begins by explaining basics such as yarn weights and fiber content, and offers a size chart of different crochet hooks. She also explains gauge (a system of measuring the number of stitches and rows in each piece of crochet that allows crafters to compare their tension with that of the person who designed the pattern) and lays out how to fill a basic tool kit. Beginner projects include scarves that that employ finger crochet, while more involved accessories include a "Squiggles McGee Hat" that uses tube construction, and the "Asymmetric Owl Wrap," complete with an Owl-head hood, which calls for special stitches. Handmade toys include a scarf that folds into a hamburger toy, and a sliceable watermelon that makes use of the half double crochet spike. This lighthearted guide is perfect for crafters looking to infuse a bit of playfulness into their crocheting. (Feb.)

(c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved