Best of Terry Kimbrough Baby Afghans-24 Sweet Wraps are Just Right for a Special Infant

I love this baby afghan crochet book! I have used this book for a number of years and it is falling apart, I really needed to get this new one.

Beautiful patterns

I first bought the paper booklet of these patterns, and there were five or six. I made Storytime and Sweet Dreams. Lost the booklet. Now expecting my third grandbaby, and I couldn't settle into a pattern. My first two grandchildren received granny squares out of Red Heart Super Saver. But I remembered the first pattern I ever worked, now more than twenty years ago, and I wanted to make it.Back then, it was so hard! I understood nothing, I clung to the pattern, I obsessed over yarn and hooks. Now, I looked at the picture, and I've got it. Simple, beautiful.All the other patterns are just as lovely! You couldn't go wrong with any of them. My tips: pick the best yarn you can, something soft and machine washable. Use a hook appropriate for the yarn, and consider your preference. I love in-line hooks, and use them almost exclusively. But this time, my hook is an old Boye out-line. And I've worked my first 10 rows in three hours, including dithering about my gauge. Because this hook gives me gauge, and that counts, even for an afghan.Terry Kimbrough has provided beautiful patterns in this book. Seemingly complex, but I was successful twenty years ago with no experience, so anyone can make these! Well written patterns and great photography.

Easy to read

Beautiful blankets. Directions are a little confusing and not enough details

I am using it to make a beautiful blanket for my great grandson haven’t started yet he will be born in December

My daughter learned to crochet and did her own thing but really didn't learn how to follow a pattern correctly. So since I wanted her to be able to learn some nice patterns, I sat down with her to pick out a baby blanket pattern (being pregnant at the time).I browsed Ravelry for a baby blanket to make and found the gorgeous "Sweet Dreams" pattern. I have to say, after doing this pattern I am a HUGE fan of Terry Kimbrough. It turned out just simply gorgeous and it was fun and easy. With a little bit of help from a Ravelry board discussing the pattern, I was able to figure it out and it is now stunningly finished! Yay!I had done some simple crocheting before but the thing I loved about this pattern is that it was easy to follow and if you made an incorrect stitch, right off the bat you noticed it in the next row. I highly recommend this book JUST for that pattern... it's the prettiest in there, it's great for an advanced beginner, and it will really help you to become the crocheter you should be! :D

This is a replacement for a book that was lost in Hurricane Ian. I make baby blankets to sell and the patterns in this book are really liked by my clients. There are patterns from every day use to those that become Baptismal heirlooms!