Complete Croquet: A Guide to Skills, Tactics and Strategy

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My favorite crochet booklet by far is The Complete Photo Guide to Crochet. It has a variety of unique crochet stitches with photo tutorials, which makes designing new patterns exciting. I highly recommend that you take a look at it. ( You can find the book in the list below too!) The Most Helpful Crochet Books To Read 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

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. This collection of amigurumi critters is a great reference for creating all kinds of adorable critters – from alligators to elephants to unicorns. These cute designs are perfect for snuggling and giving as gifts. The book has 29 patterns, including shawls, sweaters, wraps, tops, and more. I love that Crochet in a Weekend has something for every season. Handmade Hugs: 55 Giftable Crochet Patterns – Daisy Farm Crafts I love making book sleeves using this method – they make such a lovely gift for friends and family, and are great for keeping your favourite reads in pristine condition! If you're new to crochet and looking for a first project, I think a book sleeve is a brilliant option. What you need

You couldbounce around the internet looking for crochet answers or ask your friends every time a question comes up…or, you could just keep this incredible reference book handy. 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 Whilst the individual entries may be brief, hopefully they will prompt the reader to seek more information. 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.

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. Part of the Know the Game series it is firmly established as the definitive introduction to a wide range of sports and games. Written by the experts, you can be sure that they contain everything you need to know to take part. Get to grips with your first crochet hook, work a range of classic granny squares, and discover how to craft delicate lace and openwork pieces. Stoller has been described as the “leader of a entire movement of hip young knitters” and now she brings that same vibe to the world of crocheters. She makes crochet fun and approachable for “hookers” of all ages. Crochet Stitch Dictionary: 200 Essential Stitches with Step-by-Step Photos by Sarah Hazell

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With Olympic diver and British sports personality Tom Daley about to publish his debut book Made with Love it’s got us thinking about other must-read crochet books every crochet crafter needs on their bookshelf. Ready to go beyond granny squares and dive into some fun projects? Whether you’re looking for gifts, wearables, or modern decor, these books are truly a treasure trove of well-written, beautiful crochet patterns. Modern Crochet: Patterns and Designs for the Minimalist Maker – DeBrosse From complicated stitches to deciphering crochet patterns, this book answers pretty much every crochet question under the sun. Full of simple, easy-to-read explanations, you’ll find yourself turning to the Crochet Answer Book for answers again and again! Best Crochet Stitch Books This book is a stitch extravaganza! Perfect if you’re ready to experiment with new stitches or if you’re a designer looking to add some flair to your patterns.

That said, if you love to make super-cute and colorful amigurumi, Kawaii Crochet is a great choice. Explore More Crochet Articles Melissa Leapman’s Indispensable Stitch Collection for Crocheters: 200 Stitch Patterns in Words and Symbols – Leapman I also love how the book includes tutorials for other crochet techniques – not just Tunisian crochet. If you’ve ever felt confused about making a gauge swatch, creating pom poms and tassels, stitching on crochet fabric, etc., you’ll love the helpful explanations right here in this book!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 If you love giving your crochet projects as gifts like I do, this book is a must-have. It offers a wide range of giftable patterns, from baby blankets to winter accessories, so it’s easy to find the ideal gift for almost anyone. If you’re someone who finds joy in giving homemade gifts, Handmade Hugs is a treasure trove of ideas. Modern Crochet Sweaters: 20 Chic Designs for Everyday Wear – Myska What we particularly liked about this book was how it managed to be both a comprehensive guide and very accessible. The detailed instructions are laid out in a way that feels like a friend is guiding you through every step. My favorite part of this book was the combination of written instructions and symbol diagrams. It caters to different learning styles, making it a comprehensive resource. If you’re someone who appreciates a multifaceted learning approach, Melissa Leapman’s Indispensable Stitch Collection for Crocheters is a fantastic choice. Crochet Stitch Dictionary: 200 Essential Stitches with Step-By-Step Photos – Hazell