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    Crochet Patterns – Sourcing, Sizing And Substituting

    A young girl crocheting, in an 1889 painting b...
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    This article completes the overview of the book I have been telling you about – “The Official Guide To Crochet” but has some very important information in it regarding patterns for your crochet, and even how to go about crocheting without a pattern!

    • As with any project, you must have a pattern to crochet.  This book will tell you all you need to know about patterns, including –
    • Where to find patterns and how to read them
    • Converting patterns between the US, UK and Australia
    • How to adjust the size of a pattern and adapt it for different hook and thread sizes.
    • If following a pattern isn’t your cup of tea, then free form crochet is for you.  You’ll learn all about creating your own unique, one-of-a-kind pieces by using free form crochet. You will be able to truly express yourself with this type of crochet
    • Once you’ve created your piece you need to know how to care for it.  You will have all the info you’ll need on caring for your work. You’ll learn all about –
    • stiffening and blocking
    • how to treat filet crochet
    • what to do with white crochet pieces which have yellowed with age
    • Storage and cleaning of your lovely pieces is also covered in this very comprehensive guide.

    As I haven’t yet told you about the bonuses that go with this book, I feel that it is only fair to do so now.  I am sure lots of you have already checked out the book and know what the bonuses are, but for those who haven’t yet, here they are:

    The Ultimate Collection of Vintage Crochet Patterns

    Runners, Wall Hangings, Vanity, Console and Lunch Sets

    31 1955 Pineapple Square Patterns

    20 more Vintage Crochet Patterns

    Web Guide To Finding Free Crochet Patterns

    So there it all is!  Fantastic, isn’t it?  Pop on over to the website and check it all out for yourself.  There is a fabulous mini course available on the first page, but this great book and bonus offer is on the second page, so don’t miss it!  You can click on the banner on this page or follow the link above.  Enjoy!

    (I hope you like the picture on this page – it is an 1889 painting by William-Adolphe Bouguereau)

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