Cute and Easy Crochet: Learn to Crochet with These 35 Adorable Projects [Tapa blanda]

Since there are no pics of the book or table of contents, I thought I would write that out and comment on each pattern. They are all grouped according to skill level. Hope this helps!

Beginner:

Springtime throw - basic granny squares with raised borders used to attach each square
Knickerbockerglory bunting - oh my, just what everyone wants, a banner for their yard?? Basic triangles
Hook holder - rolled holder with a ribbon for tying
Floral purse - cute lined 6 x 4 in. clutch with 3 flowers on the flap (on cover)
Round stripy pillow cover - round pillow with dc circular stripes (not connected in a spiral, just separate circles)
Beanie hat - cute hat with a flower on the side
Patchwork bag - granny square type lined 12 x 12 in. bag
Rose shopper - another bag, 13.5 x 11 in. with two flowers on the front top area, slightly frilly edge at top opening
Fabric seat covers - big, bumpy looking seat covers that I would not use, too uncomfortable looking, utilizes giant hook
Jam pot covers - very cute if you have a use for these (on cover)
Wash cloths - lovely wash cloths, just look so sumptuous
Egg cozies - again, very cute if you have a use for them
Mug warmers - nice one button mug warmer without a bottom (I like the ones with a bottom)
Cafetiere cozy - like the mug warmers, but for a pot that I don't have or ever will have
Peaked toddler hat - cute baby! and cute hat, but lots of back loop stuff that I don't like, flower again added

Medium difficulty:

Stripy wave pillow - love this pillow, basic square shape
Baby blanket - cute 26 x 35 in. blanket, frilly edge, fan stitch
Chunky seashell scarf - I like this, could be used as a shawl, thick looking but open stitches
Floral Curtain Tie-Backs - yes, more flowers, um a page filler?
Felted Beaded Bracelet - do not like, 3 big fat felted flowers attached to a piece of fabric, ugh
Fingerless gloves - these are nice, shorter style, a bit decorative on the edge work
Swishy scarf - made vertically, pretty, lacy looking
Baby bouncers - balls, that's all, just little 7.5 in. diameter balls
Chunky luscious pillow - another pretty pillow with 3 buttons on the top, bigger than the other one though (18 in.)
Baby bibs - boring baby bibs
Baby slippers - very cute and easy looking

Now for the harder stuff:

Camelia blanket - granny squares with yet more flowers attached
Roses and posies tea cozy - adorable, yes, but I would be too afraid to get a tea stain on this to ever make it!
Russian dolls-babushkas - these make the whole book worth it! I really want to make these 4 dolls. Lots of detail on them.
Cherub dress - For an 18-24 month old, nice, but not for the messy kid!
Mrs. Mittens purse - I love this little purse (a crocheted kitty's head with straps!), very cute for a young girl
Summer evening shawl - lace work on this 67 x 27.5 in. shawl
Pavlova - A fake cake? I guess there are books devoted to just this kind of thing, but I would rather have a real pavlova!
Felted cherry brooch - another page filler
Monty and Priscilla Bear - 12 in. basic bears

Well, that's it. I'm ready to go crochet something!

EDIT: I'm upgrading to 5 stars. Putting my personal preferences aside, this is such a well put together book with a big variety of great projects. You won't be disappointed.

I bought this book for the cover! You never know what you will get, but I was quite pleased with it's contents. I have crocheted for many years, and have become quite picky about the pattern books I buy, because so many of them have only one or two good patterns in them. That said, I would make almost everything in this book. If you love to crochet, this book will not be a disappointment.

Cute & Easy Crochet: Learn to Crochet With These 35 Adorable ProjectsLove this book, so many wonderful projects with clear and precise instructions. Fantastic pictures of all the projects that are really inspiring. The section on Crochet Know How has step by step pictures and instructions of every stitch used. The book is divided into three sections: Starting Out, Practice makes Perfect and Confident crocheting. Have already made a couple of projects and have several on my waiting list. this book would be invaluable in every crocheters library.