Crochet Unravelled by Claire Bojczuk is a must-have book if you or someone you know is learning how to crochet. She truly “unravels” even the most confusing parts about crochet in the easiest way imaginable.
Learning how to crochet can be difficult, especially when you’re teaching yourself. But with the assistance of helpful books like this one, it doesn’t have to be so daunting. Written for beginners of all ages, everyone will appreciate the detailed images and instructions found inside Crochet Unravelled. You’ll find crochet techniques, as well as beginner crochet patterns to practice your skills with once you’ve learned the skills.
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My Grandmother taught me when I was a young teen. I got way from it for a long time, but I got back into it this past year and can’t find enough time to do all I want to!
Mom taught me when I was a teen. I wasn’t very good at it, but later in life a got the hang of it after a lot of pretty bad starts and finishes.
I taught myself one day when I was about 12 yrs old and bored with nothing to do. I made headbands for me and my two sisters. I think I even made a triangle scarf for myself. They were quite the fashion in 1968!!!
My stepmother’s aunt taught me how to crochet in the 70s after my disastrous attempt at knitting.
My mom taught me when I was about 9 but didn’t really get interested in it again until my 30’s.
Husband was in service we were stationed at Fort hood Tx and I was pregant and I bought a book and taught myself. First afghan was granny squares in pink for my daughter Deanna that was born in Oct of 1970.
My Mom in the 1970’s; then I retaught myself in 2012….
My aunt taught me when I was 10, then as I got older I forgot…another Aunt refreshed my memory and went even farther to “MAKE” me learn from just looking at an item, and to read patterns…LOVE THEM AUNTIES!!!
My Great Grand ma tried, then I kept reading and trying to make the stitches and learned the basics. I was about 8 and still crochet. Still want to learn more.
There are so many stiches this book would be great to learn more of them!
My mother taught me many many years ago. this book would be great to refresh my mind!
My Mom originally taught me the basics, but real credit has to go to YouTube and great craft blogs
I would love to learn how to do Tunision stitch
My grandma taught me how to knit when I was 7 and then later on when I broke my knee I taught myself how to crochet. I love doing both even many years later.
What a neat book!! I have a lil Grangirlie that just turned 6….she told me “Gramma, you said you’d teach me to crochet when I am 6…I am 6 now!” lol this book will come in handy for sure!! 🙂
A neighbor taught me to crochet… wow…in 1973!! What a neat book!! I have a lil Grangirlie that just turned 6….she told me “Gramma, you said you’d teach me to crochet when I am 6…I am 6 now!” lol this book will come in handy for sure!! 🙂
I would like to learn the Crocodile & Tunisian stitch.
Did many crafts,but after surgery I was limited to what I could do so I got a book,hook and one skein and taught myself. So much more to learn from this book!!!
I learned to crochet from a family friend when I was 8; we called her Aunt Bess and her husband was Uncle George. She sewed on a treadle and also got me started on quilting, and she let me pick the pansies from her garden. She made my childhood special!
My paternal grandmother taught me to crochet when I was 5 years old. Now I am teaching my 40-something year old daughter.
Taught myself to crochet as an adult. This book would be perfect for my granddaughter!
My Grandmother taught me the basics as a child and then I grew my talent by reading and practicing patterns. If I want to make it then I make it. 🙂
I would like to learn Bavarian Crochet in the round. Very Pretty!
I would love to win your crochet unraveled book.
I taught myself how to crochet the basic stitches from I book that I bought on how to crochet.
Thanks for the chance to win your crochet book.
Rebecca Rankin
My gtandmothers taught me to crochet. the only problem was one crocheted loose while the other crocheted very tight. This caused me at the time to have problems with keeping a consistant chain stich. The time spent with them was priceless.
I learned when I was very young and learned to knit when I was 20. This would be a great resource for me as I teach knitting and could use some help teaching crochet.
I taught myself how to crochet when I was 12. I have been trying to teach my 8 yr old granddaughter but its hard as she gets frustrated easily.
Began self teaching 2 months ago.
I guess I taught myself with a book that was my grandmother’s. My “big sister” at college taught me how to knit, then I found my mama-san’s book and I was off! Nowadays, I crochet more often than knit.
I taught myself how to crochet from a book and with some help from friends. i am still learning some new styles and this book would help me a great deal.
I taught myself to crochet at the age of 50, its been 5 yrs now. I decided to learn when my husband had a motorcycle accident, he was off work 6 weeks, and one day when he was feeling better, we decided to go to the mall. We went to a Michaels store and I found a “teach yourself to Crochet”, and some yarn, and away I went!!
my mummsy 🙂
My grandmother taught me when our first son was born. She had showed me how to use a thread spool with 4 nails in the top to make a rope when I was ill before I started school. She also taught my husband to crochet when he was bothered with carpal tunnel in his hands.