With this book, kids (and tweens) can learn to crochet accessories and toys all by themselves. Simple, easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions and photos show basic crochet techniques and for the challenging parts of each project.
The patterns begin simply, with chains used as shoelaces, and build to relatively advanced projects such as afghans and stuffed toys. Twenty-nine projects (12 beginner, 11 intermediate, and 6 advanced) include friendship bracelets, berets and caps, embellishments for shirts and scarves, fingerless mitts, messenger bags, and more.
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Franziska Heidenreich is the author of 11 craft books for kids and adults. She first got her hands on a crochet hook at the age of seven and has been crocheting ever since. She lives in Berlin.
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