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Book Review: Crochet for Baby All Year by Tammy Hildebrand

July 11, 2014 Crochet for Baby All Year by Tammy Hildebrand If you are friends with Tammy Hildebrand on Facebook , you know how proud she is of her first grandchild, Willow! The inspiration for Tammy’s latest book, Willow is one of the adorable models for the fantastic projects.  Willow modeling "Pretty as a Posy" The patterns in Crochet for Baby All Year are theme-based on the  months of the year, and designs for both girls and boys are included with instructions for multiple sizes from newborn to 18 months, Most of the patterns are suitable for beginning to intermediate crocheters. Tammy says, “The patterns work up in no time. You’ll want to stitch them up quickly, as babies grow so fast, and before you know it, they aren’t even babies anymore!” Baby's year starts by celebrating the birth with a christening gown for either sex in luscious cashmere, baby alpaca and merino wool. A “hearts” theme highlights February; ladybugs for good luck in May and fl...

We Have a Winner: Crochet Wraps!

January 23, 2014 Thank you for the many wonderful comments and the interest in Tammy's book, Crochet Wraps Every Which Way! From all the entries, I generated a random winner and drumroll, drumroll...Sunwyn is the winner! Congratulations, Sunwyn, and I will contact you to get your info so I can get the book on its way to you soon!

Book Review/Give-Away: Crochet Wraps Every Which Way by Tammy Hildebrand

Tuesday, January 21, 2014 As Founder of the Crochet Guild of America, I have been privileged over the last twenty years to meet talented and inspiring crocheters and designers like Tammy Hildebrand. I am honored to be a part of her blog tour and I heartily recommend her new book! Please enjoy exploring around my blog and at the many books I've reviewed. While you're at it take a look at my new book, The Fine Art of Crochet. . Crochet Wraps Every Which Way by Tammy Hildebrand Tammy’s new addition to her long list of design accomplishments is so much more that the eighteen shawl patterns within this book. She encourages every crocheter to be the best they can be in a supportive way that gives us all courage to try anything, even the scariest of techniques we thought we could never master! When reading the introduction, one feels that Tammy is sitting nearby, cheering us on to success! Her down-to-earth approach in the Tips and Hints section is like having a crochet fri...