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HC0573 Best in Show (Knitted Dogs)		QTY:
	** This is a heavy book, please click here to see note regarding additional postage. Knit your own dog, by Muir and Osborne. This is the perfect opportunity to knit yourself a dog. There are 25 different breeds included - poodle, bull dog, afghan hound, whippet, dachshund, basset hound, fox terrier, Jack Russell, Scottish terrier, highland terrier, English bull terrier, cocker spaniel, red setter, Labrador, Portuguese water dog, Dalmatian, miniature schnauzer, English and French bulldogs, pug, collies and German shepherd, sheep dog, corgi and Siberian husky. Theses dogs are surprisingly easy to make. It only takes a few nights to create a companion for life. 175 pages.

A4233 Huggable Crochet		QTY:
	** This is a heavy book, please click here to see note regarding additional postage. Cute and cuddly animals from around the world, by Christine Lucas. This fun book has a learn to section and great ideas to make animals such as snakes, squirrel, raccoon, snail, cow, sheep, pig, horse, penguin, octopus, dolphin, lion, giraffe, hippo, elephant, macaw, kangaroo, panda and koala. Great colour pictures with clear instructions and diagrams to help you on your way. 125 pages.

D240517 Tatting Doilies & Edgings		QTY:
	Dover book Step by step instructions for tatting over 30 doilies, 50 edges for linens, towels, hankies, collars etc. Jam packed full of good useful patterns. (48 pages)

HHT227 Illustrated Dictionary of Tatting		QTY:
	By Judith Connors. This is a Lacis reprint of the original book of the same name. It offers explanations of the rich and varied vocabulary which has developed over the past 200 years and clarifies the confusion that has arisen around various terms. This compact dictionary is alphabetical so quick and easy to find any terminology related to tatting. A must have book for any tatter. Book is black and white and no patterns are included. 86 pages.

HHT314 Tatting ABC's & 123's		QTY:
	By Houstine Cooper and Barbara Foster. This book is for needle and shuttle tatters alike. The book begins with basic explanations and the size of the letters and numerals in relation to thread size. Patterns are in both word and visual format. Included with “A-Z” and “0-9” there is a pattern for a clover leaf heart, snowflake, and cross. The book is well presented with clear instructions and colour pages. 31 pages.

HHT361 Baubles Bangles & Beads (Tat)		QTY:
	By Karey Solomon. Pretty shiny things, glittery beads and beautiful threads come together in jewellery you can wear, paperweights, ornaments for the tree and suncatchers. Karey starts with a help page to guide you through tatting with gems/beads. Follows up with a simple bangle and adornments of lattice bauble, marble in a cage, beaded baubles with extra bling, wrecking ball, marbles that become buttons, big bertha beaded bauble, miss muffet’s tuffet, pumpkin earrings, star burst earrings, sun-catcher and wrapped ice cube. Coloured pictures of the finished items. Word format. 26 pages.

HHT362 Wandering Wheels (Tat)		QTY:
	By Karey Solomon. For the first time, wheels can be tatted and joined in a continuous sequence without cutting and tying between. This technique is simple and opens a whole new world of tatting possibilities - fruits, animals, cart wheels and garlands in a row. We are introduced to the technique and the patterns that follow are spiral button, sting of pearls, caterpillar, butterfly, heart, wheel and block bookmark, kitty, flower cart, doily/coaster, grapes and a rabbit. You could open up your imagination with this one. Patterns in word format. 26 pages.

D283036 Tatted Snowflakes		QTY:
	By Vida Sunderman. Hang them on the Christmas tree or use them to dress up packages or perhaps even a table centre. You could frame them and give them as gifts for family and friends. This excellent guide book shows you how to tat 40 distinctive snowflake designs in many different sizes. Some of the designs are suitable for beginner tatters, while others are a bit more challenging being 2 and 3 dimensional. Easy to follow instructions in word format and close up black and white photographs. Every one of the glorious snowflakes, when completed, will be a work of art. 32 pages.

LA75378 Fun to Wear Tube Scarves		QTY:
	By Barbara Shaffer. Scarves may be the most useful, stylish accessories you can crochet in just a short time -- and wearing these tube scarves is just plain fun! The five designs by Barbara Shaffer offer fascinating pattern stitches, as well as original finishing treatments for the ends of each scarf. Choose your favorite yarns and spice up your wardrobe with creative, colorful tube scarves! All five designs require Intermediate crochet skills and use light weight yarn: Blushing Beauty, Pastel Pleaser, Cloud White, Wrapsody in Blue, and Rose Garden. 32 pages.

LA5565 Surprise Crochet Sweaters for Baby		QTY:
	Exciting news! Darla Sims has created a crochet version of Elizabeth Zimmermann's classic knitted Baby Surprise Jacket -- and she's added lots of fun variations! Now you can crochet a surprise sweater and add stripes, ruffles, a hood, a collar, or other sweet details. Like the original Baby Surprise Jacket, the crochet pattern is worked in one easy piece, then folded and quickly stitched to create its final shape. These 8 darling cardigans can be crocheted in sizes 6-12, and 24 months, using medium weight yarn: Basic Sweater, Hooded Sweater, Ruffled Sweater, Bobbled Sweater, Picot Sweater, Ribbed Collar Sweater, V-Neck Sweater, and Basic Buttoned Sweater. 36 pages.