Intermediate crotchet

[Dietcokebreak1]

Hi I'm looking for book recommendations.

I've done an absolute beginners book. I've done baby hats, both from squares and round. Blanket and basic granny square. I've learnt all I can from the book I have.

I would like a book with intermediate projects but I would still like it to give instructions, so not just a book of patterns.

Can anyone recommend anything.

[Jimwenttothedarklands]

Attic24 does lots of pictures. She's kniwn for blankets but also does other things.

[SoupDragon]

TBH, I would head off to Ravelry and dive into the rabbit hole that is their pattern database.

[SoupDragon]

What sort of things would you like to make?

[Melanippe]

Another vote for the joys of Ravelry.

There's also lots of people about on the forums there who might be able to point you in the right direction.

[soloula]

Another vote for ravelry. YouTube is a great resource too, either for learning newer, more complicated stitches that you come across in patterns on ravelry or for full patterns that you can crochet along with.

[ScaredPAD]

I love attic 24

[TheGherkin]

What about a crochet Along? (Cal). There’s usually a Facebook group with lots of help.
I’m doing the style craft Cosmic one at the mo. It’s fiddly but there’s video tutorials for every bit.

[Dietcokebreak1]

YouTube videos have been really helpful with learning.

I'll check out Ravelry.

I'd like to be able to baby clothes.

[SoupDragon]

I often prefer a resource like Ravelry to a book as you only get things you want rather than a few patterns you love, some you are “meh” about and a few you hate.

[DreamingofSunshine]

Depending on your taste, WH Smith sell a special magbook by Mollie Makes for crochet.

The Bella Coco crochet Facebook group is good inspiration for new patterns too.

[MollyHuaCha]

How about a couple of magazines (from supermarket or newsagent which stocks a wide range). Simply Crochet is a nice one.