Description

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Stitch-by-stitch instructions with illustrations that will guide you through crocheted baby blankets to baby shoes, and many more lovely things for you or your home.

A complete guide to crocheting for beginners and practiced crocheters with more than 130 techniques and stitches. As a bonus, there are 80 projects for you to practice and enjoy!


If you are picking up your first crochet hook, this book will lead you through the basic stitches and starts you off with classic granny squares for blankets. Learn how to craft delicate lace and openwork pieces to create home décor items.

The clear instructions and step-by-step, close-up pictures of the various stitches make your first projects simple and fun to complete. The instructions let you know the difficulty level of each pattern, the correct tools and the ideal yarn for you to use.

If you're a confident crocheter there are plenty of new stitches and patterns for you to try your hand at. Create baby and adult clothes, baby shoes and amigurumi toys for yourself or as treasured gifts for loved ones. There's something very special about receiving a handmade present! 

New Edition

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!

   ⃦ Easy-to-follow directions with close up photos of the stitches. 
   ⃦ Over 130 key techniques and 80 projects to create. 
   ⃦ Advice on yarn and tools.

About the Author

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Claire Montgomerie is a textiles designer specializing in crochet and knitting. She has written many books on these topics and has also edited the UK craft magazine Inside Crochet.

Praise For…

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"[C]rochet books this detailed are few and far between, and beginning crocheters who are visual learners will appreciate the straightforward directions and the pairing of techniques with projects." – Library Journal

"It might be true that there's nothing new under the sun…that isn't to say the old can't be reimagined and reapplied in a modern context. And that's what we see in Crochet." – Columbia Daily Tribune