Here are some more of the kind of help you can expect from “The Official Guide To Crochet”.  As you can see, it will take you on from the basics to more advanced crochet, so that you will quickly become competent and will always have the information you need to keep moving forward on your journey into the wonderful world of crochet.

• If you already know how to crochet but are having trouble with missing stitches or uneven edges, this guide will help you solve your problem and get you back on track.
• When you are ready to take on a more difficult pattern you will be able to do it with confidence after reading the section on working front, back or both and working around the post.
• You’ll also learn about turning corners, joining seams, and joining squares. You’ll be crocheting afghans in no time!
• Growing up did you ever play with those little round doilies your grandmother had lying around? Well, now you can make your own!
• The book also has a discussion on choosing the right first project and how to complete it. (It’s just starting to get really good!)
• The stitch guide will help you determine which stitch you want to use.  You’ll find details about popcorn, cluster, shell, star, afghan, bobble, picot, arabesque, roll or bullion, daisy, eyelet, and fan. With this guide you will be able to not only know the name of each stitch but how to do them as well!
• Crochet can be highly decorative and learning how to make your crochet more interesting is also outlined.
• After reading these sections you’ll be able to identify and create Irish loop lace, the Granny square, Rag crochet, Bead crochet, Tunisian crochet, and Filet crochet. You’ll be able to use what you learn to create unique crochet pieces.

If you haven’t yet checked out the book and the bonuses that come with it, you can get to it from this link, or from clicking on the banner on this page.

When you get to the website, they are actually on the second page, so scroll down to the link that turns over the page.  I know you will be glad you did!  By the way, there is MORE in the book than I have yet covered.