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Discover the next level for granny squares
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Food and drinkFrom fruit and vegetables to fast food and sweet treats, you’ll love crocheting your favorite food and drink! |
Animal magicPatterns for popular pets, farm animals, wild beasts and even a unicorn can be found in this selection. |
MotifsAll of the essential shapes and patterns are covered here – hearts, stars, circles, diamonds and much more. |
FlowersCreate a range of flower designs, from stylish floral motifs to realistic blooms including a rose, daisy and sunflower. |
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Mini beastsWhether you’re a fan of these critters or not, crocheting spiders, frogs and snails certainly makes them seem cuter! |
HolidaysPalm trees, sun hats, flip flops, sandcastles – all of our favorite aspects of the summer holidays – can be recreated in crochet. |
Under the seaMarine life takes on a new dimension with these 3D patterns including a fish, crab, shark, whale and turtle. |
CelebrationsCelebrate every occasion with these square designs for birthdays, Christmas, Easter and Thanksgiving. |
Create beautiful projects from 3 top crochet designers
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Caitie MooreCaitie is the maker, crafter and crochet designer behind the blog and online store Thoresby Cottage. She lives in the beautiful city of Cape Town, South Africa with her family and fur-friend, Lily Buttons. With a background in science and zoology, much of the inspiration for her whimsical amigurumi and home décor is drawn from the colours and shapes found in nature. @thoresbycottage |
Sharna MooreSharna studied textiles at college and has always been an avid crafter. Her passion for crochet has grown significantly over the years, so it felt very natural for her to start designing her own patterns and sharing them on social media. She finds inspiration everywhere, especially during springtime with all of the pretty coloured blossoms in the air. @sweet_sharna |
Celine SemaanCeline is a crochet designer based in Australia. She loves to create modern and bright crochet projects and is well known for this signature style. She will avoid the camera at all costs, so you’re very unlikely to see a photo of her. However, she has a 6 year old cat named Archie who occasionally makes an appearance on her Instagram feed. @crafty_cc |
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Started on this book, finished the first 5 designs,, it's lovely and the designs r beautiful
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Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2024
Started on this book, finished the first 5 designs,, it's lovely and the designs r beautiful
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Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2022
The font is small, probably like 8pt, I am 28 without reading glasses so I had no trouble reading, however I could see how you may have trouble reading the small print if you need reading glasses.
These granny squares are HUGE. I have made granny squares before and they have always been like 4 rounds. These are like between 9-11 rounds! I think these are better for blankets and pillows. I wanted to make a patchwork cardigan. So as I get better at crochet I’m probably going to modify these patterns myself to be smaller and better fit on like a cardigan.
Also, unfortunately there’s errors in the book. Mostly in the text. Like I was making the pie one, and it said I should end up with 68 stitches around the pie itself, but I counted and followed the pattern and somehow I only had 54. Luckily, with some simple math I was able to just scale down and it turned out just fine. But it’s a little frustrating frogging what I just spent like half an hour doing because the book isn’t right…
Overall, I still recommend this book for $14. The patterns are so cute, it’s great practice, I just follow the diagrams more than the text bc that seems to be more accurate. There is varying degrees of difficulty in these patterns. Beginners just start with the basic ones like the pizza, apple, and scale up to the more difficult ones.
Great patterns, but very large, and errors in pattern
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2022
So I’m basically a beginner. I knew how to do chain stitching, magic loop, and a double crochet before I got this book. Couldn’t read a pattern. This book has a helpful section in the front for how to read patterns, both diagram and text, and some info about all the stitches used in the book in the back. I still haven’t used all the stitches but so far I’ve learned how to do single crochet, half double, treble, and about how to do front or back loops of a stitch from this book.Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2022
The font is small, probably like 8pt, I am 28 without reading glasses so I had no trouble reading, however I could see how you may have trouble reading the small print if you need reading glasses.
These granny squares are HUGE. I have made granny squares before and they have always been like 4 rounds. These are like between 9-11 rounds! I think these are better for blankets and pillows. I wanted to make a patchwork cardigan. So as I get better at crochet I’m probably going to modify these patterns myself to be smaller and better fit on like a cardigan.
Also, unfortunately there’s errors in the book. Mostly in the text. Like I was making the pie one, and it said I should end up with 68 stitches around the pie itself, but I counted and followed the pattern and somehow I only had 54. Luckily, with some simple math I was able to just scale down and it turned out just fine. But it’s a little frustrating frogging what I just spent like half an hour doing because the book isn’t right…
Overall, I still recommend this book for $14. The patterns are so cute, it’s great practice, I just follow the diagrams more than the text bc that seems to be more accurate. There is varying degrees of difficulty in these patterns. Beginners just start with the basic ones like the pizza, apple, and scale up to the more difficult ones.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2021
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Para mi lo más importante es la claridad de la explicación
Reviewed in Mexico on June 22, 2021