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by Jennifer Rowan
Creative Expert, Craft Solutions
When I first learned how to crochet (many years ago), I went
to the local library and found a stack of crochet pattern
books. It was such a great way for me to explore patterns,
look at the finished photos, and get a good idea of what types
of patterns and stitches I really liked. Today the internet
offers many free patterns that you can download, but sometimes
there isn't a picture to go with the pattern, or the picture
is too small or just doesn't give you a good enough
representation of the finished crocheted item. Full-color
books can be a fun way to keep patterns on hand in your own
crochet supply cabinet.
The following sites include a variety of crochet pattern
books. Take a look around at the many books these sites offer.
You are sure to find just what you are looking for.
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Crochet Books
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The Yarn Store
Yarn, Knitting Needles, Crochets and Patterns, Yarns for knitting and Crochet. Lorna's Laces Yarns, Addi Turbo Knittting needles, books and patterns for hand knitters, crochet hooks and crochet patterns for crocheters.
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Craft Patterns Store
We carry a large selection of patterns, craft books and needlework magazines for sewing, knitting, crochet, cross stitch, plastic canvas, decorative tole painting, woodworking, macrame, beading, paper tole, etc.
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Learn to Knit and Crochet
There is a tremendous wealth of magazines, books, tapes, CDs and kits to help you start knitting and crocheting and to inspire you with new project ideas.
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Crochet pattern books at Amazon.com
Books with afghans, sweaters, blankets, and other crochet patterns.
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