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100 Afghans to Knit & Crochet

by Jean Leinhauser

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Avid knitters and crocheters will be overjoyed with this treasure trove of 100 brand new designs from two of the most famous names in needlework. From classic to cutting edge, these projects feature all the wonderful new yarns, introduce unusual new ways to do square motifs and unique borders, and include a wide range of designs, not just for crocheters, but for often neglected knitters. Here are afghans for every reason, season, and room in the house: masculine patterns "just for him," charming kids' and baby designs, frilly boudoir creations, take-alongs for outdoor games, patchwork patterns, even lap-ghans to warm Granny's knees. Easy-to-understand instructions and marvelous photos make it fun and easy to choose and create these extraordinary afghans!… (more)
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This book has a *major* kitsch factor, especially for the crocheted items. ( )
  voncookie | Jun 30, 2016 |
This book has a *major* kitsch factor, especially for the crocheted items. ( )
  anna_hiller | Jun 22, 2016 |
On the plus side, this book really does have 100 patterns for lovely afghans in a wide variety of techniques.

On the negative side, there is nothing to tell you which are easy, and which should only be tried by very experienced needlewomen. Even the complicated lace crochet designs are only described in words and symbols - no stitch diagrams (the only diagram is for colour changes that create a picture). While each afghan is illustrated, the pictures are only large views, no closeups to illustrate the particular technique used. Even the yarns amounts needed are only described in ounces. If you aren't going to use the one the model was worked in, you had better check running length for that yarn on-line before purchase. ( )
  MarthaJeanne | Jun 1, 2010 |
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Avid knitters and crocheters will be overjoyed with this treasure trove of 100 brand new designs from two of the most famous names in needlework. From classic to cutting edge, these projects feature all the wonderful new yarns, introduce unusual new ways to do square motifs and unique borders, and include a wide range of designs, not just for crocheters, but for often neglected knitters. Here are afghans for every reason, season, and room in the house: masculine patterns "just for him," charming kids' and baby designs, frilly boudoir creations, take-alongs for outdoor games, patchwork patterns, even lap-ghans to warm Granny's knees. Easy-to-understand instructions and marvelous photos make it fun and easy to choose and create these extraordinary afghans!

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