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Learn the essential crochet stitches with this comprehensive, beginner-friendly, and gorgeously illustrated guide. Starting with the fundamental skills of crochet, this step-by-step guide builds on basic stitches with a series of creative variations and techniques. Each stitch and variation is presented in easy-to-follow color illustrations.The encyclopedic, dip-in, dip-out approach is well-suited for beginners looking to build a foundation of stitch techniques as well as seasoned crafters who will appreciate the handy reference. Perfect for visual learners, the classically designed Stitch Encyclopedia series also includes volumes on Embroidery and Knitting.

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Welcome For those of you who are about to try crochet for the first time or - photo 1Welcome For those of you who are about to try crochet for the first time or - photo 2 Welcome. For those of you who are about to try crochet for the first time, or those who already know the basics, youll be able to master the art of crochet by following the easy-to-understand illustrations contained in this book. Perhaps you already know how to crochet with yarn and a hook but find instructions in published patterns difficult to follow. Or maybe you need a little help to be able to crochet evenly or to neatly finish your pieces. This book illustrates precisely where to place the hook, where to hold the yarn, and where to pull the yarn through for each stitch. By practicing these steps as you work your projects, each piece will come out a beautiful work of art.

The basic techniques are the same whether using thin crochet thread or thick yarn to work the pattern stitches or to join finished pieces together. You no longer have to dream about being able to crochet; you will find all the answers in this book.

Stitch Encyclopedia Crochet - image 3 First published in the United States of America in 2014 by Chronicle Books LLC.
First published in Japan in 2011 as Kihon No Amikata Ga Wakaru Hon Hajimemashite No Kagibari
Kyoshitsu
by EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION BUNKA GAKUEN BUNKA PUBLISHING BUREAU. Text copyright 2011 by EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION BUNKA GAKUEN BUNKA PUBLISHING BUREAU.
Illustration copyright 2011 by Nakaniwa Rockett. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form without written
permission from the publisher.

English language rights arranged with EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
BUNKA GAKUEN BUNKA PUBLISHING BUREAU through Toppan Printing Co., Ltd. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data is available. ISBN: 978-1-4521-2706-4 (pb) ISBN: 978-1-4521-39692 (epub, mobi) BUNKA PUBLISHING BUREAU Credits:
Publisher: Sunao Onuma
Designer: Gen Watanabe
Illustrator: Nakaniwa Rockett
Copyeditor: Haruyo Yamada
Copyediting Collaborator:Akiko Seino
Proofreader: Masako Mukai
Editor:Yoko Osawa (BUNKA PUBLISHING BUREAU) Chronicle Books LLC
680 Second Street
San Francisco, California 94107
www.chroniclebooks.com

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Stitch Encyclopedia Crochet - photo 4Basic Techniques BASIC CROCHETING - photo 5Basic Techniques BASIC CROCHETING A ho - photo 6Basic Techniques BASIC CROCHETING A hook and a strand of yarn are all that - photo 7Basic Techniques BASIC CROCHETING A hook and a strand of yarn are all that - photo 8
Basic Techniques
BASIC CROCHETING
A hook and a strand of yarn are all that you need to begin crocheting - photo 9 A hook and a strand of yarn are all that you need to begin crocheting. Crocheting can be a simple or an intricate process, depending on the stitches and techniques used. First you need to master the basics in this chapter as your foundation; then you can try a variety of crocheting patterns. TURNING YOUR WORK When working in rows its important to be consistent in your - photo 10
TURNING YOUR WORK
When working in rows, its important to be consistent in your method of turning your work before beginning the next row. TURNING YOUR WORK When working in rows its important to be consistent in your - photo 10
TURNING YOUR WORK
When working in rows, its important to be consistent in your method of turning your work before beginning the next row.

This will keep the ends of your crochet piece neat.After finishing the row, work the required number of chains for the turning chain, and then turn your work toward the right while holding the hook and the turning chain in place.

HOLDING YARN & HOOK
HOLDING THE YARN
HOLDING THE HOOK - photo 11HOLDING THE HOOK Holding the yarn and hook - photo 12HOLDING THE HOOK Holding the yarn and hook together - photo 13
HOLDING THE HOOK
Holding the yarn and hook together CHAIN STITCH - photo 14Stitch Encyclopedia Crochet - image 15Holding the yarn and hook togetherStitch Encyclopedia Crochet - image 16
CHAIN STITCH
Stitch Encyclopedia Crochet - image 17 SLIPKNOT
The most basic stitch used to begin a piece. Hold the yarn where it twists and wrap the hook around the yarn - photo 18Hold the yarn where it twists and wrap the hook around the yarn - photo 19Hold the yarn where it twists and wrap the hook around the yarn - photo 20Hold the yarn where it twists, and wrap the hook around the yarnStitch Encyclopedia Crochet - photo 21PICKING UP - photo 22PICKING UP STITCHES FROM THE FOUNDATION CHAIN - photo 23PICKING UP STITCHES FROM THE FOUNDATION CHAIN - photo 24PICKING UP STITCHES FROM THE FOUNDATION CHAIN - photo 25
PICKING UP STITCHES FROM THE FOUNDATION CHAIN
Stitch Encyclopedia Crochet - image 26Stitch Encyclopedia Crochet - image 27Stitch Encyclopedia Crochet - image 28
SINGLE CROCHET
Stitch Encyclopedia Crochet - image 29 Begin with a foundation chain; do not count the slipknot. Row 1 Foundation chain showing 8 chains and turning chain the last chain - photo 30 Row 1: Foundation chain, showing 8 chains and turning chain (the last chain before the loop on the hook) Stitch Encyclopedia Crochet - photo 31Next page
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