You know and love her…Mary Beth Temple is back to tell us about her newest book Curvy Girl Crochet! From costume designer to antique dealing, writing The Secret Language of Knitters, designing, and podcasting Getting Loopy, she has done it all, including raising a teenager! There is still more to come – keep an eye out for big announcements a few months down the road.
Curvy Girl Crochet has 25 patterns to fit and flatter, with designs by Mary Beth Temple, Marly Bird, Karen Ratto-Whooley, Andee Graves, and more! Also included is text about modifying projects to fit you. If you are going to spend the time working on a project you should be happy with the results. Crochet does not mean boxy and ill-fitting!
Would you like to win a copy of Curvy Girl Crochet? Please leave a comment telling us something about making garments – don’t forget the keyword! A winner will be picked in about 4 weeks!
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Kelley says
September 12, 2012 at 4:52 amI mainly sew for myself, but I’m starting to venture into yarn crafts. I’m loving all the little crocheted cardigans that would allow me to feel more comfortable in my sleeveless dresses. Thanks for the opportunity to win a copy of this book. It looks wonderful. (I’m not sure what the keyword is, but I hope I’ve used it accidentally 🙂 )
ANetTow says
September 12, 2012 at 1:08 pmI’m a busty girl, so crocheting anything from belly dance tops to cardigans with buttons can be a challenge to make sure everything fits and is placed well. I am sooooooo excited about this book and I was really sad that I couldn’t listen live and be a Loopy Groupie again.
Judith Gellerstein says
September 13, 2012 at 7:34 amI am definitely curvy, and I definitely love buttons, so I would love to win a copy of this book. It was great to hear Mary Beth- I miss her podcast!
Kate says
September 13, 2012 at 6:55 pmGaping buttons are always a problem – am excited at the prospect of decorative, rather than functional, buttons
Susie Moten says
September 16, 2012 at 7:55 amI have just begun making garments for myself, as I have always been unsure of the end result of sweaters worked up as a 2x when the model size is a small! And, I love buttons but have only used them as an accent! Thanks for your informative podcast, Marly! Miss you, MB!
anne j-z says
September 19, 2012 at 6:20 amHow great to hear Mary Beth Temple on my ipod again! I am currently making wristers with beautiful buttons.
Domicroche says
September 19, 2012 at 6:48 pmWhether you use buttons or not, everyone should make garments to flatter their body shapes and types. It’s wonderful that there are books out there to please women of all shapes and sizes!
mrsalphageek says
September 20, 2012 at 7:48 amI’m glad to hear MB back on a podcast… even if it is only one episode. Marly, I’m curvy like you… and I love that your pattern has decorative buttons… because the buttonholes won’t gape.
Kate M says
September 20, 2012 at 8:32 amWhat a great episode. It was great to hear from Mary Beth again, I miss her show. I am just starting with garments and I struggle with making bigger sizes. I also struggle with finding the right buttons and other closures for my piece and how to get them attached correctly. Thanks for another great episode and a chance to win! -kateyhbf@gmail.com
Sarah Wood says
September 21, 2012 at 10:34 amYarn, buttons, all over crochet goodness. What’s not to like?? really enjoying the podcasts!!
Theresa says
September 25, 2012 at 8:53 amI so want to make your orange marmelade! I loved the decorative buttons on the side! I’m about to sign up for your class on craftsy too (need to get paid first)