Hats, Scarves & Mittens for the Family: A Crochet Pattern Book

Classic Crochet Hat, Scarf and Mitten Patterns for Adults, Tweens and Children

Does anyone in your family need a new hat, scarf or pair of mittens?

Would you be interested in crocheting any of these types of accessories in a classic style pattern featuring shell stitches, crochet cables or post stitches? If so, there’s a crochet pattern book you’re going to want to take a look at. It’s called Hats, Scarves & Mittens for the Family.

What You Need to Know About This Crochet Book:

Hats Scarves & Mittens for the Family, a Crochet Pattern Book Published by Annie's Crochet — Hats Scarves & Mittens for the Family, a Crochet Pattern Book Published by Annie’s Crochet

Author: Lisa Naskrent

Publisher: Annie’s Crochet

Copyright Date: 2018/2019

ISBN 13: 978-1590129722

ISBN 10: 1590129725

Book Formats:

This book is available in the following format(s):

Digital download: Kindle e-book edition

Number of Pages: 32

Skill Level: Intermediate

The Focus of This Book:

This pattern book is all about giving you hat, scarf and mitten patterns for men, women and kids ages 2-12. Here you can see a fun picture of some of the family-friendly styles included in this book. Photo courtesy of Annie’s Catalog.

Crochet Projects Included in This Book:

Hats, Scarves & Mittens for the Family, Pictured With Clover Soft Touch Crochet Hooks, Sakura Gelly Roll Pens and a Classic Happy Planner. These items are useful for planning your crochet projects. — ***Hats, Scarves & Mittens for the Family***, Pictured With **Clover Soft Touch Crochet Hooks**, **Sakura Gelly Roll Pens** and a **Classic Happy Planner.** These items are useful for planning your crochet projects.

The Snow Crest Set Featuring Crochet Shell Stitches

Shell Stitch Crochet Set Featuring Matching Hat, Scarf and Mittens From the Book Hats, Scarves & Mittens for the Family, Published by Annie's Crochet — Shell Stitch Crochet Set Featuring Matching Hat, Scarf and Mittens From the Book Hats, Scarves & Mittens for the Family, Published by Annie’s Crochet

The Stone Lodge Set Featuring Crochet Post Stitches and Cross Stitches

Man's Matching Set of Crochet Hat, Scarf and Mittens -- The crochet patterns for these items are all included in the book called Hats, & Mittens for the Family, Published by Annie's Crochet — Man’s Matching Set of Crochet Hat, Scarf and Mittens — The crochet patterns for these items are all included in the book called Hats, & Mittens for the Family, Published by Annie’s Crochet

The Frost Fire Accessories Set Featuring Crocheted Cables

Crochet Hat, Scarf and Mittens Set -- The patterns for crocheting these classic accessories are included in the book called Hats, Scarves & Mittens for the Family. Annie's is the publisher of this book. Photo is courtesy of the Annie's Catalog website. — Crochet Hat, Scarf and Mittens Set — The patterns for crocheting these classic accessories are included in the book called Hats, Scarves & Mittens for the Family. Annie’s is the publisher of this book. Photo is courtesy of the Annie’s Catalog website.

The Polar Peak Accessories Set Featuring Crochet Post Stitches and Colorwork

Mosaic Crochet Toddler Hat and Scarf set From the Book Hats, Scarves & Mittens for the Family, Published by Annie's Crochet — Mosaic Crochet Toddler Hat and Scarf set From the Book Hats, Scarves & Mittens for the Family, Published by Annie’s Crochet

The Best Things About This Book

This book includes patterns for crocheting matching accessory sets, with pieces that all coordinate beautifully. Any of these sets could make a wonderful gift for a colleague, friend or loved one. While you’re at it, you’ll probably want to make a set or two for yourself, too.

These accessories are all classic pieces that will remain wearable for many years into the future. They feature timeless silhouettes and stitch patterns that are not likely to go out of style.

It’s wonderful that the men and boys aren’t neglected in this book; most of these sets are unisex designs. The one exception, in my opinion, is the shell stitch set. I think this set has a feminine look about it, because of the lacy scallops on the edges of the scarf. I think all the other accessories sets are suitable for people of both genders.

The mitten patterns included in this book are especially noteworthy. It’s reasonably easy to find outstanding crochet patterns for scarves and hats. However, it’s not so easy to find good crochet mitten patterns. I think the mitten patterns in this book are one of its top selling points. You get 4 wonderful mitten patterns, sized for men and women plus also for children ranging from ages 2-12 — plus, of course, all the other accessories that match the mittens. Folks, there’s a LOT of value packed in this short book.

The photography and styling presented in this book are simply delightful. You can almost feel the chill in the air as you observe this family camping. The fashion styling enhances these projects, and the photos show off each piece beautifully. I think most people will be able to look at these photos and easily make a decision about whether they’d want to make these projects, or not. And I think these projects have broad appeal, which means that many crocheters will be likely to want to make them.

Something to Be Aware of Before You Buy This Book

This book DOES NOT include international symbol crochet charts.

Conclusion

I’m delighted to recommend this book to other crochet enthusiasts, particularly to intermediate-level crocheters who are in need of coordinating accessory patterns. I think this book could also be a good buy for new crocheters who are willing to invest some time and effort in working up to intermediate level.

Where to Buy This Book:

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Delicate Crochet Book by Sharon Silverman, Published by Stackpole Books; The book is pictured with my planner and craft supplies including yarn, Susan Bates crochet hooks and an assortment of pens and markers. — I’m excited about this book, Delicate Crochet by Sharon Hernes Silverman, published by Stackpole Books. I hope you will LOVE the 2 patterns I contributed to this pattern collection; out of the hundreds of crochet patterns I’ve designed, I think these two are the all-time loveliest. I hope you’ll **check out the fingerless gloves** and the **beaded crochet necklace I designed for this book.** Thanks for taking a look at them.

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