Knitting is not the only needlework craft that is experiencing a renaissance. Crocheting is also back in style and the library has many new books with fun and easy projects. These are just a few of the titles; more can be found by searching Crocheting as a subject. Don’t know how to crochet? The Main Library’s monthly Knitting and Crochet Club for teens and adults has yarn and hooks for beginners to try out. Our next meeting is Saturday August 15 from 2-4 pm in the Creative Center, second floor. Call (415) 557-4497 for more information.
A Selection of Crocheting Books
The Complete Idiot's Guide To Crochet Projects Illustrated by Marcy Smith. (Alpha Books, 2007).
The Crochet Bible: The Complete Handbook For Creative Crocheting by Sue Whiting. (David & Charles, 2008).
Crochet Stitch Motifs: 250 Stitches To Crochet edited by Erika Knight. (Interweave Press LLC, 2008).
Crochet Techniques by Renate Kirkpatrick. (Sally Milner Pub., 2007).
Crocheting In Plain English by Maggie Righetti. (Thomas Dunne Books, 2008).
Crocheting On The Edge: Ribs & Bobbles, Ruffles, Flora, Fringes, Points & Scallops: The Essential Collection Of More Than 200 Decorative Borders by Nicky Epstein. (Sixth & Spring, 2008).
Super Stitches Crochet: Essential Techniques Plus A Dictionary Of More Than 180 Stitch Patterns by Jennifer Campbell, Ann-Marie Bakewell. (Watson-Guptill Publications, 2007).
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