100 Little Crochet Gifts: Whip Up Adorable Gifts in No Time!

"Borrowed book from the library"

Summary

100 Little Crochet Gifts to Make by Search Press Studio is a collection of crochet projects designed to be quick, easy, and perfect for gifting. The book features 100 patterns from a variety of popular crochet designers, and includes projects for all skill levels, from beginner to experienced.

The book covers a wide range of themes, including:

  • Beautiful crocheted flowers
  • Beanie hats
  • Christmas decorations
  • Cute stuffed animals
  • Hearts
  • Stylish purses

With its wide variety of projects and focus on accessibility, "100 Little Crochet Gifts to Make" is a great resource for crocheters who want to create handmade gifts for their loved ones.

Review

For crochet enthusiasts, there's nothing quite like gifting a handmade treasure. But finding the time and pattern that fits both your skill level and the recipient's taste can feel overwhelming. Enter "100 Little Crochet Gifts to Make" by Search Press Studio, a delightful book that lives up to its name and then some.

This charming collection boasts a whopping 100 quick and easy patterns, ensuring there's something for everyone. Beginners can dive into adorable coasters or playful appliques, while seasoned crocheters will find stylish bags and cozy hats to whip up. The beauty lies in the variety. Whether you're searching for a luxurious spa headband or a whimsical amigurumi toy, this book has you covered.

Gifts in a Flash:

One of the book's greatest strengths is its focus on speedy projects. Gone are the days of fretting over complex patterns with looming deadlines. Most projects require minimal time and materials, making them perfect for last-minute gifts or spontaneous bursts of creativity. Imagine the joy of whipping up a blooming crocheted flower for a friend having a bad day, or surprising a colleague with a cozy mug cozy – all in a single evening!

A Crafter's Paradise:

But "100 Little Crochet Gifts to Make" isn't just about speed. The book caters to a range of skill levels, with clear instructions and helpful diagrams guiding crocheters of all experience levels. Beginners will find the foundational techniques approachable, while more advanced crocheters will appreciate the opportunity to experiment with new stitches and textures. The included abbreviations list ensures everyone is on the same page, and the high-quality photos showcase the finished projects in all their glory.

The Joy of Making:

Perhaps the most wonderful aspect of this book is the sheer pleasure it injects into the gifting process. There's a magic in creating something special with your own two hands. "100 Little Crochet Gifts to Make" unlocks that magic for crocheters of all levels. It empowers beginners to create delightful keepsakes and offers experienced crocheters a treasure trove of project inspiration. So, grab your favorite yarn, hook up a project from this book, and witness the joy of gifting handmade happiness!

About the Authors:

Anna Nikipirowicz was taught to knit and crochet as a child by her very talented mother, but without practice the skills were quickly forgotten. Ten years ago she rediscovered her skills and an obsession was born! She has not stopped knitting, crocheting and designing since. A few years ago she became Design Consultant for Rowan Yarns and a tutor for The Creative Sanctuary* and Rowan. Her work can be seen on television, most recently in an episode of Miss Marple, and her designs are featured in magazines. Anna is a keen blogger and with help from her partner David runs her website moochka.co.uk where all her patterns are featured.

Frauke Kiedaisch is a textile designer based in Germany. She studied at the School of Art and Design in Hannover and has worked for a number of women's magazines. She now lives in Hofheim and works as a freelance editor and designer for various yarn magazines and producers.

Val Pierce's passion for knitting began when her father taught her to knit at the age of five. Later in life she began home knitting for yarn manufacturers, and since then she has made a huge range of items, from evening dresses to teddy bears. She later began designing items of her own, and before long Val's designs were appearing regularly in national knitting and crochet magazines. She also teaches knitting, as well as a range of other needlecrafts, to both adults and children. Val lives and works in Shropshire. crossedneedles.co.uk

Jan Ollis comes from a family of crafters and cannot remember a time when she was not creating something. Great Aunt Mabel taught her to crochet more years ago than she cares to remember, making granny square’ blankets for a local hospital. After completing a degree in Fashion and Textile Design and working in a range of textile and non-textile related jobs, Jan started Chi-Chi Moi - a small business making accessories in hand knitting and crochet. One successful early product was a flower corsage, which was so popular Jan made and sold 800 (with help from her family and friends). Jan lives in Somerset, UK with her partner Ben and has two grown-up children, Dominic and Milly. Visit Jan's website chichimoi.co.uk/

May Corfield was taught to crochet as a child by her mother and hasn’t stopped since. She is an experienced editor who has worked on a variety of craft books and enjoys making all things crochet in her spare time. She loves the versatility of crochet, the different effects you can achieve with the wide range of yarns available, and the variety of different stitches you can employ and the fact that, if you drop’ a stitch, it’s only the last stitch you made that is affected.

Book Details:

  • Publisher:‎ Search Press (July 12, 2016)
  • Language:‎ English
  • ebook/paperback:‎ 240 pages
  • ISBN-13:‎ 978-1782213338


  • Crafters eager to dive into this delightful collection can find "100 Little Crochet Gifts to Make" by Search Press Studio in both ebook and paperback formats on Amazon. Additionally, check your local libraries for a copy to borrow and get creating with yarn!

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