Beginner'S Guide to Crochet : 20 Crochet Projects for Beginners

Want to learn to crochet, but have no idea where to start? Well this book will guide you through the basics and have you completing your first project in just one day! Each new stitch is explained in easy steps with accompanying photographs and diagrams and is followed up with a project showing you how to utilize your new found skills. The 20 modern projects range from a super simple cafetiere cosy to a granny square blanket, plus there is a section dedicated to ''extreme crochet'', using t-shirt yarn to create larger-than-life crocheted creations. In addition, crochet charts are included for each stitch and pattern with the author explaining, in detail, how to read and follow charts. The author''s chatty, informal style will take you on your journey from newbie to fully-fledged crocheter and before you know it you''ll be crocheting and making fantastic homemade presents for friends and family. Crochet blogger, Sarah Shrimpton, who blogs under the name Annaboos House, is a self taught crocheter and former teacher, who started blogging for fun and now has over 7k followers on Instagram. 01012018 North American Coins & PricesA Guide to U.S., Canadian and Mexican Coins0197814402484981B01David HarperHarper, DavidDavidHarper2B20Thomas MichaelMichael, ThomasThomasMichael3B20Richard GiedroycGiedroyc, RichardRichardGiedroyc27Twenty-seventh Edition01eng76600766037000 B&W illustrationsANT0110000101010102Your guide to North American coins! With more than 50,000 individual coin listings, more than 6,100 photographs and expertly vetted values for the United States, Canada and Mexico, 2018 North American Coins & Prices is the ideal single-source reference for coins of our continent. Organized by country, government, denomination and date of issue, this growing reference remains an easy-to-use guide to an immense catalog of coins. The U.S. section features listings for early Colonial coins and tokens of the 17th and 18th centuries through Federal issues from 1791 to date. Mexico listings begin in 1701 and continue chronologically through many government changes to today. Canada''s listings begin with its earliest unified coinage in 1858 and continue through their many 21st century commemorative issues. Inside you''ll find: Pricing, descriptions and photos for coin issues of the United States, Canada and Mexico Improved chronological structure for Colonial America and Mexico War of Independence Historical market performance graphs of significant U.S. coins Select Mint State and Proof grades for modern issues Grading Guide to U.S. and World coins