Summertime Crochet ~ Book Review and Giveaway Sponsored by Stackpole Books

Summertime Crochet, published by Stackpole Books, is written by Helgrid Van Impelen and Verena Woehlk Appel. It contains 30 crochet patterns including tops, hats, a skirt, bikini tops, wraps, and sandals. You’ll also find bags and a few other accessories.

Cover Photo of Summertime Crochet along with Giveaway Details.
Summertime Crochet by Stackpole Books

The book will released in March 2018. It’s a must-have collection if you enjoy showing off your crochet talent during the summer months.

So let’s take a closer look at what’s inside:

Triangular Shawl with a Mesh Look

Woman wearing a triangular shawl.
Triangular Shawl with Mesh Look

This shawl is perfect for every occasion during the summer months. Whether it’s a day at the beach, a shopping trip or a wedding ceremony, this shawl is sure to compliment all your favorite outfits.

Skirt in Delicate Lace

Woman in a lake wearing a red crocheted skirt.
Summer Skirt in Delicate Lace

And another pattern that is suitable for all your summer occasions is this skirt. The beautiful lace makes it perfect for a beach coverup, but you could also line it and wear it year round.

Sassy Bikini Bandeau

Woman wearing a crocheted bikini top.
Sassy Bikini Top

This is perfect for the beach or for lounging in back yard on a hot summer’s day. It’s fun stripes can be crocheted to match a number of your favorite summer shorts or skirts.

Openwork Surfer Hats

Three women wearing colorful crocheted summer hats.
Openwork Surfer Hats

These hats are crocheted up in a cotton yarn, which makes them ideal for the summertime.

Colorful Triangle Bikini Top

Women wearing a triangle bikini top.
Colorful Triangle Bikini Top

This bikini top is worked in a triangular motif and tied at the back with two strings.

Light and Airy Espadrilles

Woman carrying a pair of sandals while walking on the beach.
Light and Airy Espadrilles

This pattern is for the top that goes over the foot, and provides instructions on how to attach it to a pair of espadrille soles. They look oh so comfy!

Colorful Mini Scarf

Woman on the beach wearing a light and airy summer scarf.
Colorful Mini Scarf

Enjoy this colorful mesh scarf in your favorite summer colors. It’s perfect for keeping you warm on the cooler summer days and evenings. Or wear it in the hot sun over your shoulders to protect them from sunburn.

Cozy Stole for Windy Days

Woman sitting in a grassy area wearing a crocheted stole.
Cozy Stole for Windy Days

The title says it all. And it’s not just perfect for the summer, but also for the cold winter days.

Casual Poncho with Fringe

Two women enjoying a cup of coffee while wearing a crocheted poncho.
Casual Poncho with Fringe

Last, but not least, here is a pretty laced and fringed poncho that you’ll enjoy wearing around the home or while out and about running errands.

Win Your Copy

And now, you have the opportunity to win a copy for yourself. One winner will be chosen at the end of the giveaway. Giveaway is open to US and CAN residents who are 18 years of age or older. Giveaway runs from February 27th through March 12th.

You can also order a copy from Stackpole Books when it becomes available.

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