Stylish, easy, and stress-free to create, scarves are also great on-the-go projects—and that’s why they’ve earned a second volume in this popular series. This follow-up guide takes crocheters beyond the basics with more than 20 new and unique designs for men, women, and kids. With projects dreamed up by such top figures in the field as Gwen Kindler—President of the Crochet Guild of America—you know each one will be beautiful. Select from a range of designs: a simple striped scarf embellished with flowers on each end; a playful penguin scarf; a double-crocheted scarf with squiggles and pompoms in mustard yellow, deep red, and olive green mohair; and more.
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This review is from: Vogue Knitting on the Go! Crocheted Scarves Two (Pt. 2) (Hardcover)
Book is nice and small, can easily be taken places and worked with. As with any project pattern book, some are good patterns, and some patterns you would most probably never use. People are different, though, and may like the patterns I didn't. I would use about 3/4 of the patterns myself, and I do like the size and convenience.
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This review is from: Vogue Knitting on the Go! Crocheted Scarves Two (Pt. 2) (Hardcover)
The instructions are lengthy. So far I found two patterns that have confusing instructions and did not seem to match with the pictures.
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This review is from: Vogue Knitting on the Go! Crocheted Scarves Two (Pt. 2) (Hardcover)
Some of the negative reactions to this little book surprise me. Yes, there are scarves in here that I wouldn't make (the one that includes wooden beads! An idea whose time should never have come.) but isn't that the case with every pattern book? Frankly, I probably would not make any of the fringes, but, I dislike fringes. I see these scarves as treats for the younger members of the family: little girls would love the cover scarf and teenagers would like some of the more elaborate designs, like the Squiggle Scarf and the Three Strip Scarf. There are scarves to make for men and little boys would love the Penguin Scarf. I think anyone looking for projects to make and give as gifts would like this book.
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