Quick & Easy Crochet Magazine

The Bottom Line: I find the instructions patterns associated with pictures items found in Quick and Easy Crochet are accurate and easy to follow, most items are quite quick and easy to make.

Review: Quick and Easy Crochet is another of the crochet needle work magazines I buy on a semi regular basis. While I do not subscribe to the magazine I can most generally find back issues during jumble shop forays, I do not often find the magazine for sale...

The Bottom Line: It really isnt just for Granny any more.

Review: I learned to crochet at a young age, you see my grandmother taught me how, just like she taught all of the female grandchildren. I guess it was just one of those things to be passed on among us girls. Back then I made alot of really big, oddly...

Review: Want to bring a smile to your grandma's face? Get her a subscription to this nifty little magazine. Well I guess maybe you should find out if she crochets first I bet she does I know mine does. Crochet gets passed down through the Y chromosome so if...

The Bottom Line: Not the perfect crochet magazine, but very, very good for beginners and experts alike.

Review: The title says "Quick and Easy Crochet."

Oh, and it is! I found a pile of these on a garage sale for 10 cents each and bought them on a whim. I d never worked from a pattern in my life, even though I d been crocheting off and on for 12...

Review: I am not old and gray. (All right, I'm not old. It's not my fault that I got my first gray hair at 17!) I learned how to knit when I was 11 and crochet when I was 15.

I remember a weekly installment pattern book that I was hooked on...

Review: I like quick and easy crochet because it gives large projects such as afghans and small ones such as refrigerator magnets. They also have different levels of difficulties for different skills. I've been crocheting over 40 years, and find that...