Table of Contents

Learn to instructions for the hottest stitch going - the "Crocodile stitch"
Step-by-step photo instructions.
Projects made using fine, super fine, sport, baby and fingering weight yarns.

About the Author

Lianka Azulay is originally from Brazil, where she learned to crochet at age 7. She comes from a family of very talented artisans. Her mom is both a jewelry and fashion designer and her grandmother is a seamstress and embroiderer. She just received her masters in Public Administration. Now that she has completed her masters, she plans on devoting more time to designing crochet. She lives in Essex, MD with her wonderful husband and amazing dog!

Reviews

Sept 12 An unusual crochet book featuring an innovative stitch. Crocodile stitch is 'formed by a two row repeat: a row of V-stitches (dc, ch 1, dc) followed by a row of scales (or shells). This is a fairly easy pattern to execute and is fast to memorize' says the book's author, and the result is a really thick chunky textured fabric. There is one shawl, a hood, two pairs of wrist warmers, three hats and a neck warmer. As usual for an Annie's Attic publication the step by step photos are very clear and the instructions are completely accesible to the beginner crocheter. There are stitch abbreviations at the back of the book, a yarn conversion weight chart, an all-important US stitch to UK stitch chart (a US single crochet is a UK double crochet and the book is American), a pictorial stitch guide to everything from chain to a treble crochet increase and a page of metric conversion charts.
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