Learning To Crochet QuickStudy Laminated Reference Guide (QuickStudy Home)

I am a leader of a crochet group and I help and teach other craft. This guide is so helpful. It has made teaching beginners so easy.

It's very concise, and easy to read. It's nice to have to teach someone to crochet.

I found this chart to be basic and helpful. As a beginner, I sometimes forget how to make a stitch and its proper name. This chart illustrates how it’s done including the title of each stitch.

Great for beginners.

Lamination is a big help. Foldable. Easy to read -good forNew crocheters.

Haven't crocheted in quite a while & am a little rusty. I'm also very much a visual learner. This guide has everything I needed to pick it up again. Diagrams are clear and easy to understand, as are the printed written instructions. The guide is laminated and sturdy-I certainly do not expect it to fall apart any time soon.Highly recommended for anyone, especially those who just need a little refresher guide.

I like having these quick pages that allow you to look something without going a book or even if need a refresher.

Okay, good reference, small enough for a small project bag, but easy to read with excellent pics. I really like it as a reference.Here’s the thing...—-I would not give it to a beginner because even though it covers most of the basics.It does not cover even the most basic increases or decreases, which would fit the theme of the the thing and is a big omitting.Or the Ch St. not sure if that one matters.It could take half off the kinds of yarns space and include a basic decrease at least.Or add ONE more page with those three things. It would still be very thin, folded up.They did get a lot in for a fold up reference.I wanted a sturdy fold up thing that covered all of the basics, to give students. I have that for knitters.Still well done. You can always print out what it’s missing and stick it in to the folds.

Excellent, great for a beginner.

Diagrams easy to use