Simple Natural Crochet: 35 projects to make - Susan Ritchie, Karen Miller

Simple Natural Crochet: 35 projects to make

Timeless Patterns for Accessories, Clothes, and the Home, Made in Beautiful Natural Yarns
Buch | Softcover
128 Seiten
2025 | US edition
CICO Books (Verlag)
978-1-80065-402-0 (ISBN)
21,85 inkl. MwSt
Crochet clothes, accessories, home decorations, and gifts for kids in ECO-FRIENDLY NATURAL YARNS that are super-soft and give a beautiful finish to your projects. 



There are easy-to-hook chunky projects that will grow so fast you’ll be finished in a day, and larger or more intricate items that will take longer but are well worth every stitch you hook into them.



Many of the pieces are perfect for beginners, such as a chevron blanket, a simple beanie, or a snuggly cowl. Other projects introduce textured stitches so you can expand your skills with the help of the techniques section. Choose to make a delicately lacy ombré scarf, a granny-square coatigan, or a giant cuddly owl.



Whatever your skill level, Susan and Karen’s stunning patterns will inspire you to crochet designs for your home, your friends, your family, and of course, yourself.

Susan Ritchie and Karen Miller learned to crochet and knit as small children in the yarn and sewing shop that their mother ran. Now with families of their own, the sisters have followed in their mother’s footsteps, but in 21st-century style. Their online store, Mrs Moon, sells their yarn lines, including Plump, a bulky yarn; Plump DK (light worsted), its skinnier sister; and Fluff, their furry cousin. They also design unique patterns, teach bespoke classes, and run crochet and knitting meet-ups. Find out more at www.mrsmoon.co.uk. Karen and Susan live in south-west London, UK. 

Erscheint lt. Verlag 11.2.2025
Zusatzinfo 100 col photographs and artworks
Verlagsort London
Sprache englisch
Maße 208 x 276 mm
Themenwelt Sachbuch/Ratgeber Freizeit / Hobby Handarbeit / Textiles
Sachbuch/Ratgeber Freizeit / Hobby Kreatives Gestalten
ISBN-10 1-80065-402-2 / 1800654022
ISBN-13 978-1-80065-402-0 / 9781800654020
Zustand Neuware
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