If you have been eyeing the eyelash yarn at Michaels and wondering what you could possibly make with that, this book has your answer! It’s filled with easy to follow instructions, and it teaches you about all the cool ways you can use those delicate yarns and incorporate beads and stones. Best of all, the finished products are absolutely stunning. Double Stitch: Designs for a Crochet Fashionista by Erika Simmons and Monika Simmons A popular method of making crochet book sleeves is with a granny square stitched to make an envelope shape. We've put together a step-by-step video tutorial taking you through how to make a cute book sleeve using a granny square. This book combines two of my favorite things – food and crochet! From avocados to hot dogs, these crochet food patterns are just too delicious to pass up. Not only do the patterns includes easy-to-understand instructions, but they also come with YouTube tutorials. Newly updated with a fresh design and brand-new photography that shows the stitches with gorgeous clarity. Learn how to read patterns so you can go from novice to expert crocheter in no time!

You’ll find such a variety of beautiful stitches in this book, from lace to textured stitches and so much more. Each stitch includes clear pictures, written instructions, and a chart. These beginner crochet books will answer any crochet questions that come up, from how to crochet the basic stitches to selecting the best tools and supplies. Keep these on your coffee table, right next to your crochet project bag. Complete Crochet Course: The Ultimate Reference Guide – Mullett-Bowlsby Melissa Leapman’s Indispensable Stitch Collection for Crocheters: 200 Stitch Patterns in Words and Symbols – Leapman Besides the stitch dictionary, you’ll also find tips and instructions for other basic crochet skills, such as color changes and fastening off.

This is a book about creating crochet people. It’s not an official guide as to how to produce specific people, but if the sample people look familiar, there’s a good reason (I see you, Frida Kahlo). The idea is that you can use the instructions given to create any person you want—create your kids, your best friend, your book club buddies, your favorite book characters, or even make a likeness of your favorite author for the next time you see them at your local book store. You know, if that’s your thing. Edward’s Menagerie: Over 40 Soft and Snuggly Toy Animal Crochetby Kerry Lord Tom’s book contains over 30 knitting and crochet patterns including stylish wardrobe essentials and chic homewares and that’s why we love crochet books. They are choc-full of creative inspiration and crochet projects to keep you happy, especially during the winter months when getting cosy at home with a hook and a ball of yarn is a the perfect way to spend an evening.

Epsy breaks down the patterns step-by-step and includes plenty of helpful pictures. Whimsical Stitches is a great book for beginners, though intermediate and advanced crocheters will love making these joyful little creatures, too! The clear, detailed instructions make it a delight to stitch up these charming creatures. Crochet Cute Critters: 26 Easy Amigurumi Patterns – Zimmerman Wondering what your next craft project should be? Look no further – you have to have a go at making a book sleeve, the crochet trend taking over the Internet.

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When it comes to crochet books there are a lot to choose from, you can opt for general crochet projects, crochet granny square blankets, crochet garments, crochet food and even specialised types of crochet like Tunisian crochet and amigurumi, which you can find out more about in our interview with Vincent Green-Hite, author of the new book Knot Bad Amigurumi.