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I recently had the pleasure of recently receiving It Girl Crochet by Sharon Zientara from Interweave Press, (Interweave $22.99) a collection of 23 crochet patterns from 16 designers.
It includes a wide array of garments and accessories that are on trend and have a range of techniques and different skill levels. I found the glossary in the back to be very helpful for where to source the yarn used as well as an informative instructional section with diagrams. The photography in the book is all full color and shows the projects beautifully.
If you need a small project on the go or are ready to make a larger garment, It Girl Crochet has you covered!
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I especially like how the book contains a diverse mix of techniques for each stitcher's comfort level. From basic stitches to more advanced techniques like Tunisian crochet and tapestry crochet. There are even some beaded projects, which I always enjoy working on.
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Now that we are entering the cooler months, this book is filled with wearable and giftable projects for any "It Girl" you may know. Not to mention the book itself would make a fabulous gift as well!
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This giveaway is now closed. Thank you to everyone who entered, and congratulations to Lynne for winning the book! Please visit the Interweave store (link below) if you'd like to order a copy..
If you can't wait or want additional copies, here is the publisher information and a link to the Interweave Store to order a copy of your own:
It Girl Crochet By Sharon Zientara
Stay tuned! Tomorrow the author of "It Girl Crochet," Sharon Zientara will visiting Fiber Flux for an interview!
For more fun projects and pretty patterns, be sure to follow Fiber Flux on Google+, Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest for the latest updates!
Those are beautiful!! I would love to make the shawl and scarf.
ReplyDeleteI agree, the whole book is lovely. :)
DeletePick me! Pick me! I would LOVE to add this book to my crochet library!
ReplyDeleteI am a book fanatic too, this is a great one! :)
DeleteThat shawl is really beautiful. I would love to try my hand on that.
ReplyDeleteAnd I haven't tried to make socks (yet), but I really want to give it a try!
I haven't made crochet socks either...just knit socks...they look like the would be neat to make though!
Deletethanks for the chance to win - the patterns are lovely
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome, it has been lots of fun!
DeleteThank you so much for doing this giveaway. The patterns are unique and lovely. Would love to win this
ReplyDeletei love following your site and love your patterns! i am new and still teaching myself and your posts are easy for me to follow. thanks!!
ReplyDeleteI would love to have this book!
ReplyDeleteThis looks to be exciting!!! Thank you, Jen!
ReplyDeleteThe shawl is lovely! Thanks for the opportunity to win this book!
ReplyDeleteThis book has been on my wish list since I first saw it. The socks intrigue me as well, but I also love that shawl and the scarf looks so cozy!! Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI love to make these beautiful patterns especially the socks.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful projects and gorgeous photographs, the shawl looks so delicate and lacy! Thank you for sharing the book with us, as well as a chance to win!
ReplyDeleteThese projects are beautiful. I would love to be able to make them. Thank you for the chance to win the book. (I'm sorry if you received two comments from me for an entry, my comment seems to be lost.)
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No worries Tammi! I only see one, thanks so much for your comment too!
DeleteAwesome giveaway! I've been eyeing several patterns from this book.
ReplyDeletelooks like a book full 'o fun! :)
ReplyDeleteOooooo I love those wrist/arm warmers on the cover... is that skirt (with the socks) a project as well? Thank you for the opportunity to win the book
ReplyDeleteI really like the gloves and the shawl! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI've seen the Tiffany shawl made in a blue green variegated lace weight yarn. It was lovely.
ReplyDeleteSounds gorgeous!
DeleteThanks for the chance to win!!
ReplyDeleteYou are very welcome!
DeleteI would love to make the shawl for my granddaughter's wedding <3
ReplyDeleteThat would be lovely!
DeleteLove these!
ReplyDeleteI love crocheting but I haven't done it in a while. These seems like great patterns!
ReplyDeleteI love the burgundy socks that they crocheted !
ReplyDeleteThe patterns are lovely and so inspirational, but then so is your website, I can't tell you how many of your patterns I have enjoyed making and gifting the items to my friends and family - thank you for all the time you put into it for us to enjoy x
ReplyDeleteI appreciate the reviews you give as they can make or break my decision to purchase. Thank for showing some of the items too!!
ReplyDeleteThis book looks great. Love the scarf!
ReplyDeleteThe patterns in this book look very interesting! I am especially intrigued by the wrist/arm warmers! I'd love to make them for my daughters!!! Please pick my name to win a copy of the book!!!!!! I need the help very much!!!!!
ReplyDeletePS: I love your website and your emails!!!!! Please keep them coming!!!
Love the gloves!
ReplyDeleteThis is definitely a mix of patterns that will have you picking on to start on right away.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win a copy of this book!
ReplyDeleteI love the mitts and the shawl
ReplyDeletehmmm maybe if I don't win the book I can talk to "Santa" about it ;) One can have enough crochet books, mags, or of course YARN ;) hahahaha thanks for the review & the link to the book!! :)
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