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History of Crocheting
Common Crochet Stitches
Level 1-Begginer
Level 2-Intermediate
Level 3-Advanced
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There are also some excellent instructional booklets available
for beginning crocheters, including:
American School of Needlework #1146, "Learn to Crochet in Just One Day"
by Jean Leinhauser (Right-Handed Version).
American School of Needlework #1147, "Learn to Crochet in Just One Day"
by Jean Leinhauser (Left-Handed Version).
Leisure Arts Leaflet #2738, "I Can't Believe I'm Crocheting"
(instructions for both right-handed and left-handed).
Crochet books can be found in Walmart Stores, Ben Franklin Stores
and most stores that sell material or crafts.
There are many Web sites to go to for help which includes illustrations.
Here are a few that I found that would really help the beginner:
http://www.crochet.org/lessons/lesson.html
http://crochet.about.com/library/blbeginners.htm
One of the most important things for a beginner is to learn is how
to make a chain and practice it to get your gauge and tension down.
Once you have accomplished that, you are ready to take on small projects
such as dishcloths, towel tops, and small doll afghans.
Follow chaining example:
(pattern available)
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