Create complete reversible colorwork afghans! Up to now, crocheted colorwork could only be viewed from one side or would create an extremely tight inflexible fabric, ill-suited for most uses. Author Laurinda Reddig has created a unique and award-winning form of crochet that looks exactly the same on both sides. She presents this new method along with twenty-eight reversible squares suitable for afghans or other items as well as ten projects that use them. Laurinda explains the basics of her techniques and introduces working with multiple colors at a time in single, half-double, and double crochet. She covers increases and decreases and how to create graphic colorwork squares featuring stripes, chevrons, diamonds, and curved shapes in various colors. Laurinda next moves on to pictorial squares and provides ten afghan projects with directions for joining, edging, and any additional stitch patterns used. These include flowers, trees, the sun and moon, and other images suitable for children's projects.