Book Review: Crochet Scarves by Sharon Silverman

Crochet Scarves by Sharon Silverman
Crochet Scarves by Sharon Silverman

Sharon Silverman’s latest book, Crochet Scarves: Fabulous Fashions – Various Techniques, is much more than just a collection of beautiful scarf patterns. It is a celebration of texture and color as well as a great visual reference of all the stitches and techniques used in the scarves. Sharon has created an amazing variety of scarves, from simple to exquisite, from light and lacy to thick and warm. Even the most basic stitches, as well as the most advanced, are explained with detailed step-by-step photos. Beginners as well as experienced crocheters will be eager to sit down and start making the patterns in this book.

The first section of Crochet Scarves contains 21 scarf patterns, including step-by-step photos of special stitches. If you love crocheting from charts, you’ll be happy to find that all the patterns in this book include a symbol chart. The second section of this book contains detailed instructions and step-by-step photos for every stitch used in the book and how to do Tunisian crochet. There is also a page describing how to read symbol charts.

When I first flipped through this book, I marked six favorite patterns I would love to make and wear:

 

Berry Sorbet Scarf Champagne Goblets Scarf Sea Splash Scarf

 

Above: Berry Sorbet, Champagne Goblets, and Sea Splash

Below: Holiday Dazzle, Grecian Ladders, and Ambrosia

Holiday Dazzle Scarf Grecian Ladders Scarf Ambrosia Scarf

 All photos by Alan Wycheck, used with permission of Stackpole Books.

There are many more beautiful scarves in this book; what’s your favorite? You can see them all on Ravelry.

Here is a sample of some of the step-by-step photos from the patterns in Crocheted Scarves.

Cactus Lace Scarf (Broomstick Lace) Premium Cable Scarf (How To)

Catch A Weave Scarf (How To) Changing Tides Scarf (How To)

Sharon Silverman is a crochet designer, author, and teacher. You can read more about Sharon on her web site, Sharon Silverman Crochet. She has a beautiful line of self-published patterns you can buy in her Ravelry Store.

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Disclaimer: I received a copy of this book from the publisher specifically for review purposes without any monetary or other compensation. This post contains affiliate links for which we receive sales commission in exchange for referrals.

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