The Little Box of Crocheted Hats and Scarves

by Sandy Scoville and Denise Black

From berets and beanies to scarves featuring fringe and fuzzy trims, readers can be whimsical or chic with this clever box of crochet patterns--the latest in the popular Little Box series. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1564776077
• ISBN13: 9781564776075
• Release Date: January 2005
• Publisher: Martingale and Company
• Length: 42 Pages
• Weight: 1.32 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 6.2" x 8.8"

Customer Reviews

Great idea for crocheting

I love this box of crochet cards. I can just throw the one I am working with right in my bag with my project and go.

Lovely Hats/Caps and portable instructions!

I bought this book a year ago and do not regret it at all. When I opened the package I was impressed that the majority of hats had so much style and charm. I've made 3 hats from this box so far and will be making a fourth soon. My first was the Marseille pattern, challenging because of the twist technique used, but so worth it. I live in that hat! My next was Fifth Avenue, similar style to Marseille but much easier technique. My last was the On Broadway pattern, super fast and easy. I have not tried any of the scarf patterns yet, but will be soon. The individual cards are lamenated and is easily portable. The reference guide comes in handy too. This is the best of the Little Box crochet series.

Cute projects, great portability!

The presentation of this delightful little book is quite original: a sturdy chipboard box with attached lid opens up to reveal 21 folded cards made of heavy cardstock, 20 of which are devoted to matching hats and scarves that you can crochet with ease. These cute fashions are quite trendy and fun to make, and the portability of the designer cards makes it easy to crochet-on-the-go. The first card is called Madison Avenue and features a crocheted hat and matching short scarf. Open the card to find complete instructions for making both projects; the back of the card features a color photo of the scarf alone. There are 40 great projects in all, each made with inspirational color choices and a variety of different fibers. -Sharilyn Miller, author of Bead on a Wire

20 hat and scarves sets

Fantastic designs on easy to use take along cards. Mix and match the hats and scarves so many possibilities here. They have included a great carry along card that has the hook sizes, abbreviations, and the standard yarn weight system. Would be a great gift or even a way to learn how to use different types/weights of yarn.