Crochet is very therapeutic. It’s very calming to be able to create something, make a mistake, and unravel it and pretend that it never even existed. There’s (usually) no evidence of the mistake, other than a long strand of yarn. And I’m okay with that. When things go right, I end up with delightful things, like my very bookish amigurumi collectionor any number of crochet bookmarks. From complicated stitches to deciphering crochet patterns, this book answers pretty much every crochet question under the sun. Full of simple, easy-to-read explanations, you’ll find yourself turning to the Crochet Answer Book for answers again and again! Best Crochet Stitch Books One downside you may notice about this book is that some of the patterns are repeated with only slight changes, like different colors and other smaller details. This gem of a book is like a 24/7 crochet hotline. It covers pretty much every crochet question you might run into, making it a perfect go-to reference book.

Wondering what your next craft project should be? Look no further – you have to have a go at making a book sleeve, the crochet trend taking over the Internet. This colorful book includes a lot of fun designs that you might not think of when you first imagine amigurumi. The book is divided into themes, including “In the Garden”, “At the Aquarium”, “Down on the Farm”, and “At the Bakery”. Besides the classic amigurumi designs like whales, pigs, and cows, you’ll also find other ideas such as berries, doughnuts, flowers, cupcakes, and so much more!Part of the Know the Game series it is firmly established as the definitive introduction to a wide range of sports and games. Written by the experts, you can be sure that they contain everything you need to know to take part. Now that you know the basics, and you know where to go when you’re trying to make sense of a pattern, let’s try the fun stuff! Best Crochet Books: Amigurumi Literary Yarns: Crochet Projects Inspired by Classic Books by Cindy Wang A step -by -step guide on how to play croquet. The essential aid to help you improve your game – fast!

With step-by-step instructions for nearly every stitch and skill, this book is one that you’ll find yourself reaching for over and over. This collection of amigurumi critters is a great reference for creating all kinds of adorable critters – from alligators to elephants to unicorns. These cute designs are perfect for snuggling and giving as gifts.

Learn more than 130 fully illustrated techniques and stitches and put them into practice as you go, creating 80 imaginative projects for home and to wear. If you love experimenting with stitches and want to design your own patterns one day, I’d definitely recommend Crochet Every Way Stitch Dictionary! Melissa Leapman’s Indispensable Stitch Collection for Crocheters: 200 Stitch Patterns in Words and Symbols – Leapman This is the book for everyone who thinks that crochet is only something for little old ladies. It teaches you everything you need to know about actually crocheting, andthey show you how to make cool, modern items that you’d be proud to own and/or wear.

Epsy breaks down the patterns step-by-step and includes plenty of helpful pictures. Whimsical Stitches is a great book for beginners, though intermediate and advanced crocheters will love making these joyful little creatures, too! The clear, detailed instructions make it a delight to stitch up these charming creatures. Crochet Cute Critters: 26 Easy Amigurumi Patterns – Zimmerman

Some of these books are perfect for beginners, while others are better for intermediate crocheters. We’ve noted the appropriate skill level in the descriptions, so just keep reading to find out which is the best fit for you! Whimsical Stitches: A Modern Makers Book of Amigurumi Crochet Patterns – Epsy The patterns are clearly written and are ideal for the enthusiastic beginner and beyond. The only difficult part about Modern Crochet Sweaters is choosing which pattern to start with! Best Amigurumi Books Here’s another fantastic guide for beginners looking to expand their stitch vocabulary. This book breaks down each stitch with easy-to-read instructions, colored photos, and simple diagrams. You know the way that toddlers dressed as zombies are both super scary (obviously) and completely adorable? That is the perfect description of the amigurumi in this book. They are totally creepy and so darn cute that you’ll have a hard time figuring out which one to start with. To help with that decision, they are conveniently ranked by degree of difficulty. AmiguruME: Make Cute Crochet People by Allison Hoffman

Stoller has been described as the “leader of a entire movement of hip young knitters” and now she brings that same vibe to the world of crocheters. She makes crochet fun and approachable for “hookers” of all ages. Crochet Stitch Dictionary: 200 Essential Stitches with Step-by-Step Photos by Sarah Hazell It includes 15 patterns, such as a basket, an infinity scarf, oversized throws, a wall hanging, a scrunchie, and more. In addition, it also includes an online resource library with 25+ video tutorials.This one is a visual learner’s dream! With close-up photos of stitches, each with detailed explanations – it’s like having a crochet encyclopedia on your bookshelf. Besides the creative designs, we also love that this book is really easy to follow. The explanations are thorough and there are lots of detailed images, so even beginners can use Crochet Cafe. Kawaii Crochet: 40 Super Cute Crochet Patterns for Adorable Amigurumi – Bradley