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If you're looking for cute-and-cuddly cover-ups to make for the newborn, then this heavenly collection is just for you! Mom will go gaga over the 2 knit and 3 crochet wraps featuring adorable finishing touches like ruffles, ribbons, fringe, and other edgings. Our clear instructions and full-color photographs help you every step of the way in creating just the right wrap for the New Arrival. The featured crochet projects are (1) Ribbons & Ruffles, (2) Heartwarming Wrap and (3) Airy Dream; the knit designs are (4) Soft & Sweet and (5) Diamond Lace. - Additional Information
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Date Published Jul 1, 1999 Country of Manufacture Front Cover Author No Special Price No - Reviews
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Customer Reviews 4 item(s)
- Great for gifts
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I have made the afghan that is on the cover 4 times and given them as gifts. The pattern is easy to follow. I used "Pound Of Love" yarn from Lionbrand and each was so soft. Not to mention that each stitch was concise and clear. Love this Pattern!!!!
Quality - Great for gifts
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I have made the afghan that is on the cover 4 times and given them as gifts. The pattern is easy to follow. I used "Pound Of Love" yarn from Lionbrand and each was so soft. Not to mention that each stitch was concise and clear. Love this Pattern!!!!
Quality - Love This Book!
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I have made the "Heartwarming Wrap" shown on the front cover 3 times--2 blue, and 1 yellow. This is the pattern that I bought the book for. It is gorgeous, and the instructions are very clear. If you should decide to make the same afghan, make sure your beginning chain is loose enough. I usually go up a size bigger crochet hook for the beginning chain. I have been crocheting for 40 years, and this is my favorite baby blanket.
Quality - Love This Book!
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I have made the "Heartwarming Wrap" shown on the front cover 3 times--2 blue, and 1 yellow. This is the pattern that I bought the book for. It is gorgeous, and the instructions are very clear. If you should decide to make the same afghan, make sure your beginning chain is loose enough. I usually go up a size bigger crochet hook for the beginning chain. I have been crocheting for 40 years, and this is my favorite baby blanket.
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