Get Hooked Again (Book Review)

I haven't been doing much crafting the last couple of weeks, there just doesn't seem to be enough hours in the day. One exception is crocheting, which I do in the car, at the doctor's office, and in bed at night. I've been simultaneously working on several patterns from Get Hooked Again.



I've checked and rechecked it from the library over the last couple of years, and made many, many incarnations of the Workin'-for-You-Scarf. It's easy enough to do while watching tv or whatever, and is a pretty, feminine alternative to what most people think of when they think of a crocheted scarf.

Latest version of the Workin'-for-You Scarf, in Kool Aid dyed yarn.

I'm also working on a pair of Fingerless Street Mitts for my Sunday School teacher, and a Gidget Bucket Hat for V. (Pictures to come, as I finish them.)

In spite of what would appear to be a book aimed at really young girls, I found several really solid patterns in this one. If you're looking for cute easy projects, I'd recommend it.

Disclosure: I received nothing from the author, or publisher, or anyone else, in exchange for this review. I'm recommending it based on my own positive experience.