Bücher von Hannah Elgie

Hannah Elgie has been crafting since she was a small child, taught by her wonderful Mama. After moving to Essex with her husband Joe, Hannah made many crafty friends and her business, Make, Do & Mend was born. Teaching knitting, crochet, sewing techniques, feltmaking, and pottery painting initially, Make, Do & Mend quickly outgrew its tiny shop and moved to larger premises. By the time Make, Do & Mend celebrated its first birthday, Hannah had published her crochet patterns in national craft magazines, appeared on BBC Radio countless times and filmed for Channel 4's SuperScrimpers. Since then, Hannah has been asked to teach workshops with Twisted Thread at several National craft shows in the UK. Hannah is now immersed in the world of crochet, producing giant crochet hooks for those who dare to hook it large. Kath Webber is an experienced journalist and blogger with a confirmed addiction to crochet. She has worked on a variety of magazines and styled for clients including Habitat, Laura Ashley, Jack Wills, The White Company, and Hush. Kath now teaches crochet at Make, Do & Mend in Chelmsford, Essex, publishes crochet and knitting patterns on her blog and on Ravelry, and regularly writes her craft blog, Inverleith, which details her crafty endeavours in crochet, knitting, baking, and sewing, including crocheted blankets, coasters, scarves, hats, baby clothes, and dresses.