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Whether you crochet all the time or you’re just beginning to crochet, this book by Nancie M. Wiseman is essential to your crochet collection. I was excited when I picked up this book because of the wide variety of techniques in crochet that I’ve never tried before. Naturally, the book starts out with the basics, which is great to have on hand as a refresher or even as a source to help your friends learn how to crochet. As I say, when in doubt, go back to the basics. Then this book moves right on into gauge, seams, edgings, button holes – you name it this book has it! The layout of this book is nice and features clear color photos and a clean and simple page design. It’s also great to see that this book includes a symbol key for chart patterns since many crocheters are not familiar with this type of pattern these days. By the end of this book, you will have been introduced to the world of crochet, filet crochet, intarsia, and tunisian crochet. I highly recommend this book to both beginners and experienced crocheters alike.
Is there a crochet technique that you have trouble with?
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My biggest challenge is baby booties! Although left-handed, I can follow most patterns–if I need to do so, I will read through and make comments about left-handed modifications. BUT booties? Just can’t get them down. I make socks! I make bags, purses. Afghans, scarves. wonderful wristies and fingerless gloves. BUT booties? Just can’t quite get those to work out!
Let me if I am a winner. 🙂
I am a beginner and would love to know how to do the crocodile stitch. all the patterns and tutorials are hard to understand being left handed
Sounds exactly like the book I need!!!
I want to learn the tunisian and crocodile stitches.