A Crochet Christmas

Crochet a colorful Christmas with
Annie’s new pattern book

BERNE, Ind.—Annie’s, a leading special-interest publisher in the craft and nostalgia markets, has created a new pattern book for knitting enthusiasts. A Crochet Christmas™ is a 64-page book with a wide range of gifts, tree trims and festive holiday decor to make the holidays merry and bright.

The book instructs readers on how to make more than 20 projects using a variety of yarn weights to make ornaments, afghans, a tree skirt, gift bags, doilies, pot holders and much more to bring the holiday season into the home and shine with merriment. Readers will love the options and diversity in the projects, all of which make great gifts as well as lovely decor.

There are multiple designers of the projects in this book, including Crochet World Editor Carol Alexander and well-known designers Debra Arch, Sue Childress and Agnes Russell.

My Review:

I can’t believe how fast the time is going by. Before you know it Christmas will be here, that is why I am starting to work on a few Christmas projects now. I received “A Crochet Christmas” and found a few projects I want to work on. The first one is the super cute Jolly Snowman Napkin Ring. It is great for using up scrapes and only takes a short time to crochet up a few of them. I want to make a set of 4 for me and then a couple sets for some friends at work. I love how easy the pattern is. The book has step by step instructions for each project. This book includes some cute gift bags, pot holders and even some wine glass tags - perfect for the friend who likes to entertain. I know I will get lots of use out of this book from Annie’s.

A Crochet Christmas is now available for $9.99 in specialty stores and from the Annie’s catalog, which is accessible online at AnniesCraftStore.com.

Annie’s is well known to crafters and nostalgia buffs for its print and digital magazines, pattern books and other related products, which are sold primarily via mail, websites and catalogs. Additional information is available from the company website at Annies-Publishing.com.

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