100 More Afghan Squares to Knit

I love this book! Not only do I use this for new ideas for knitting charity afghan squares, but this is a great book for creating dishcloth designs, sides to purses and bags, pillows and more. Timeless designs that I never get tired of. Every time I take a look at this I see something new! Highly recommended!

Any keen knitter will understand when I say that you will want to put this book under your bed and keep it with you always. It's so beautifully photographed. Every one of these blankets is just a delight (apart from the alphabet one which looks slightly strange). The cost of the yarn may seem prohibitive but with a bit of sourcing and the wonder of the internet, you can find cheaper alternatives. The squares are different, so there's no room for boredom and the finished results are heirlooms, truly breathtaking. The only problem I found was which one to do first and how to squeeze more hours into the day to make it? The beauty of these is that they don't go out of fashion, so you can take all the time you need and pack the squares neatly away somewhere in the meantime. It's a great book.

Debbie Abraham's 100 Afghan Squares To Knit was quiet successful so her follow-up guide, packing in more design ideas, is likely to prove just as popular for both her old fans and newcomers. Here are a hundred more squares which can be mixed to create different, unusual blankets and throws: each with full step-by-step instructions and backed by twelve original projects to reinforce how to assemble the squares. Color photos of each afghan and close-up shots of the squares accompany patterns, sizing charts, materials and more.