Dish Bottle Dresses, designed by Ellen Anderson, The Needlecraft Shop, 1997. 11 designs crochetd in size 10 crochet cotton; each design can be modified to fit two different sizes. One bent corner, but overall very good condition.

Sunflower Kitchen Set, designed by Mickie Akins, Annie's Attic, 1993 Place Mat, Napkin Holder Cover, Toaster Cover, Towel Topper, Potholder, Coaster, and Napkin Ring crocheted in worsted weight yarn with Sunflower made with sports yarn; Fridgie in size 10 crochet cotton. Excellent condition.

Crochet Baker's Dozen Potholders, Annie's Attic, 2002. Thirteen gorgeous (and useful) designs in size 10 crochet thread. Excellent condition.

Country Meadow Settings, designed by Rosemarie Walter, The Needlecraft Shop, 1999. Crochet matching tea cozy, place mat, pot holder, and towel topper in worsted weight yarn, in your choice of Cardinal, Robin, Blue Jay, or Chickadee. Birds are crocheted separately and sewn on; details are embroidered. Very good condition.

Annie's Attic Potholders A'Plenty, Annie's Pattern Club, 1985. Collectible digest-size booklet contains patterns for: Crocheted Daisy Bouquet, Happy Apple, Flirty Eggplant, Light Bulb, Flower Palte, Super Stripes, Lacy Petal, Rooster Mit, Fancy Filet, Floral Cactus, Wsetern Book, and pink Paddy Protector; plus Quilted Stained Glass, Ramblin Rose, Autum Song, and "I'd Rather Be on Vacation." Slight page yellowing, but otherwise near mint.

Annie's Attic Potholders A'Plenty II, Annie's Pattern Club, 1985. Collectible digest-size booklet contains patterns for Crochet: Apron Mitt, bear with honey pot, Helping Hand, hat, Floral Corners, Interstate Highway sign, Goofy Gobbler, His & Hers Undies, Wagon Wheel, Definitely Dots, Lighthouse Potholder, clock, and 3-piece Oval Bouquet set. Slight page yellowing and some "dog- eared" pages from storage, but overall excellent condition.

Annie's Attic Crochet Victorian Fridgies, designed by Ann Kirtly, Annie's Attic, Inc., 1993. Designs in worsted weight yarn include: Lace Fan, Summer Bonnet, Milk Bottle, Parasol, Flower Basket, Watering Can, Heart Wreath, Oven Mitt, Teacup, Teapot, Pineapple, Bell, and High- Button Shoe. New.

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McCall's Creates Chicks & Lambs, designed by Claudia Larrabure, The McCall Pattern Company, 1992. Combine crochet with fabric or yarn and sewn heads to create Chicken Basket, Chicken Placemat, Heart Trivet, Lamb Placemats, and Lamb Casserole Caddy. Very good condition.

Annie's Attic Sunbonnet Sachets & Fridgies, designed by Esther Quirole, Annie's Attic, 1995. 7 matching sachets & fridgies (could also be used as Christmas ornaments!) worked in size 10 crochet cotton and embellished with ribbons, roses, and craft doll hair. Cover wrinkling possibly from mailing, but othewise very good condition.

Annie's Attic Quick & Easy Casserole Carriers with a Q Hook, designed by Annie Potter, Annie's Attic, Inc., 1992, 1994. Special Technique teaches you to crochet with a giant Q hook and fabric strips or multiple strands of worsted weight yarn. Round, Square, and Rectangular carriers, plus full instructions on cutting and crocheting with fabric strips. New.

Annie's Attic Quick & Easy Country Kitchen Decor with a Q Hook, designed by Annie Potter, Annie's Attic, Inc., 1992. Designs with the look of Grama's rag rugs, created with a giant Q hook and multiple strands of worsted weight yarn, include: Place Mat, Napkin Ring, Bread Basket, Casserole Cover, Pie Plate Cover, Heart Pocket, Rug, and Chair Pad. Excellent condition.

Country Plaid Place Settings, designed by Maggie Petsch Chasalow, House of White Birches, 1999. 7 plaid place settings for every occasion and season, using cotton worested weight yarn. New, but with faint odor of cigarette smoke.

Annie's Attic Dish Rag Darlings, designed by Annie Potter, Annie's Attic, Inc., 1992. Five delightful folk-art dolls whose outfits each include three or four different dishcloths or pot scrubbers, modelled on a wooden spoon! Practical kitchen decor that's sure to bring a smile. Like new.

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Annie's Attic Crochet Casserole Coasters, designed by Deborah Levy-Hamburg, Annie's Attic, Inc., 1993. 8 different casserole-size hot pads worked in cotton worsted yarn. Patterns can also be used for potholders by substituting cotton sport-weight yarn. New.

Annie's Attic Crochenit Easy Place Mats & Trivets, designed by Carolyn Christmas and Mary Middleton, Annie's Attic, 2002. 6 pairs of colorful reversible trivet / place mat sets made with cotton or worsted yarn, New.

Crochet Fridg-ees, designed by Faye W. Hays and Ora Hedgepeth, Harold Mangelsen & Sons, Inc., 1985. Over two dozen clever designs, including assorted fruit and veggies with curly arms & legs and google eyes, sunflowers, a bunny, a kiten, an owl, and a turkey pair. Sure to make you smile! Book is used -- cover bent a bit, and some slight stains on inside cover, but otherwise in fairly good shape.

Annie's Attic Fridgie Frocks, designed by Annie Potter, Annie's Attic, 1993 10 cute designs made in size 10 crochet cotton. Excellent condition -- some spine wear.

Annie's Attic Crochet Flower Potholders, designed by Annie Potter, Annie's Attic, 2000. 8 pot hodler designs adorned with colorful blossoms using size 5 crochet cotton. Excellent condition -- some spine wear, smudges from price tags.

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Crochet Towel Topper Express, designed by Carol Smith, The Needlecraft Shop, 2000. 12 designs crocheted using worsted-weight yarn. Some shelf wear on edge and spine, but otherwise excellent condition.

A Dozen Towel Toppers, designed by Kelly Robinson, American School of Needlework, 1997. Twelve designs for cotton yarn, include Cow, Rose, Cat, Sunflower, Apple, Bear, Rose Teacup & Tea Pot, Pansy, Birdhouse, Daisy, Rose, and Ruffles. Some shelf wear on spine, but otherwise very good condition.

For The Kitchen, designed by Kelly Robinson & Sandy Scoville, American School of Needlework, 1997. 17 designs in cotton yarn include Rose and Daisy aprons, pot holders, glass cozies, dishcloths, coasters, place mats, napkin rings, towel toppers, and rugs. Very good condition.

Annie's Attic Pretty Pansy Kitchen Set, designed by Maggie Weldon, Annie's Attic, 1994. Includes: Canister Set, Napkin Holder Cover, Toaster Cover, Memo Board, Soap Dispenser Cover, Place Mat & Napkin Ring, Towel Holder, Pot Holder, Jar Cover, Utensil Holder, and Fridge Magnet, all worked in worsted weight yarn. Very good condition.

Annie's Attic Crochet Quilt Potholders, designed by Mary Layfield, Annie's Attic, 1994. Worked in worsted weight yarn, designs include: Old Maid's Puzzle, Grandpa's Favorite, Arkansas Crossroads, Sunflower, Goose on a Pond, Tippecanoe, Scrap Basket, Windmill, and Ribbon Star. Like new condition.

Annie's Attic Potholder Fashions, designed by Annie Potter, Annie's Attic, 1993 Made in sportweight cotton yarn, these seven pretty dresses and one hat can serve as toys, potholders, or kitchen decor! New.

Floral Hot Mats, designed by Rosetta Harshman, House of White Birches, 1997. 9 beautiful hot mats worked in 4-ply cotton yarn: Violet, Rose, Dahlia, Forget-Me-Not, Pansy, Geranium, Poppy, Daisy, and Poinsettia. Like new, but very faint smell of cigarette smoke.

Contest Favorites Dishcloths, Leisure Arts, 2000. 17 best designs from the Crochet With Heart Dishcloth contest. Very good condition, but very faint smoky smell.

Crochet 24 Pattern Stitches While You Create Quick & Easy Dishcloths, designed by Valesah Marshell Kirksey, Leisure Arts, 1996. The title pretty much says it all! Cover & spine wear, and some page yellowing, but all instructions present and accounted for.

Annie's Attic A Dozen Doily Dishcloths, designed by Annie Potter, Annie's Attic, 1993 Made with sportweight cotton yarn or a double strand of bedspread-weight crochet thread, these practical floral dishclothes will also brighten your kitchen. New.

Annie's Attic Perky Potholders, designed by Eleanor Pool, Annie's Pattern Club, 1985. A variety of potholders and ovem mits, plus a recipe holder, crocheted in worsted weight yarn and decorated with cross-stitch. Very good condition.

Star Book No. 70: Hot Plate Mats, Annie's American Thread Company, 1950. Unique mats, potholders, and a napking holder in a variety of shapes and sizes, worked with cotton thread. Name on cover, this book was definitely used but is still in good shape.

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