My First Crochet Book: Learn To Crochet: Kids Paperback – 28 Jun. 2013

This book was recommended by the teacher in an adult class. Although it’s for children it is excellent for beginners making it simple to follow and make a start teaching the basics.I would recommend this book.

Fantastic little book! The instructions are very clear thanks to the use of drawings instead of pictures. The projects build up in difficulty very gently and the book really is well designed to build confidence rather than jumping into long or difficult projects. Would recommend it to any beginner, not just children.

This is a great little book for learning to crochet.The instructions are very clear.I liked:- the fact that they give both UK and US names for stitches (so patterns can be adapted)- the photos of the actual rows, so you can see what it will look likeI really disliked 😡:The “Sewing Together” pages, which shows pictures of KNITTING! Crochet is not regular at all between rows, stitches and edges, so these pages are not helpful for beginners.For info, this is a book for children, so the projects are kids projects. If you are an adult learning crochet, the same book exists for adults, with exactly the same instructions, but with grown up projects.

My granddaughter was very happy with her book. I thought it was very colourful/ eye catching for a beginner to want to learn and very well explained.

Really liked the easy to follow instructions, diagrams and pictures. My 8y old daughter and I have been learning together, made granny squares within the first few hours of starting and look forward to tackling more complicated projects.

Put off by the need to scan a QR code. For a complete beginner, too complex. I have since bought a different book which is far more basic. We want to encourage those new to this art, not put them off.This is for someone who has already mastered the basics. Also instructions use American terminology.

This handy book is great for beginners. The projects are easy to read and follow .

Lovely book, clear instructions and photos for children are great. Easy to follow by the 8year olds I’m teaching