Here are 20 crochet projects with a retro vibe called,
"Vintage Granny Squares by Emma Varnam.
About:
Vintage Granny Squares is a collection of twenty quick and easy-to-make crochet projects with a vintage vibe.
Granny squares are a thrifty, fun and fashionable way to use up your yarn stash by creating adorable items to
wear and to decorate your home. The colourful and cheerful creations have an appealing retro vibe, taking you
back to the feel-good comfort of home-made furnishings and accessories. A handy techniques section explains
all the basic skills needed, making this book suitable for beginners and more experienced crocheters alike.
Patterns are based around the classic granny square, but with a modern twist. They won’t take long to make and
are quick and easy to complete once you know the basics of crochet. Each project has detailed colour
photography and there are clear, concise instructions to follow. From gorgeous blankets to colourful cushions, to
stylish scarves, shrugs and mittens, this book is packed with inspiring projects that are guaranteed to get you
reaching for your crochet hook, and they’ll make charming gifts too.
About the author:
Emma Varnam likes to make items that bring a smile to people's faces. As well as writing
several popular crochet books, all published by GMC Publications – Crocheted Houseplants, Crocheted
Succulents, Cute Crocheted Animals, How to Crochet, Granny Squares Home and Granny Squares Weekend -
she has had a number of successful collaborations with the celebrated knitwear designer Debbie Bliss. Emma
regularly shares her design inspiration on her award-winning knitting and crochet blog. She lives in Greater
Manchester, UK with her husband and young son. Follow her on Instagram on @emmavarnam.
In my opinion:
Emma Varnam has done it again with this beautifully written book of 20 vintage crochet projects. I love the organization of this book—simple with lovely photos. These projects are appealing and easy to follow, especially with clear explanations. I've reviewed several of her books, and they are always well done. She is definitely an inspiration to me and hope to see more projects.
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