Tanis Galik is an award-winning crochet designer, an experienced teacher and author. Interlocking Crochet is her best-selling crochet book which explores a unique technique that creates a reversible crochet fabric. Tanis learned the basics of Interlocking Crochet™ at a class presented by James Walters and Sylvia Cosh. For the next 14 years she experimented with this technique – creating new designs and developing unique ways to use it. She is a member of the Crochet Guild of America (CGOA), and has a CGOA Master of Advanced Crochet Stitches and Techniques. She is published in crochet magazines, books and booklets. Free videos and workshops are available at YouTube.com Tanis Galik Playlists. Or visit SimpleAndSensational.com to learn basic crochet techniques and find more free patterns.
-
Follow
Following
Already have a WordPress.com account? Log in now.
Tanis Galik - Crocheting the Modern Classic 
I personally blog too and I’m authoring a little
something very close to this particular article, “Tanis Galik | Tanis Galik – Crocheting the Modern Classic”.
Would you mind if Iimplement a little of your
points? Regards -Dillon
No, please do. Weekly I’ll be adding crochet techniques from my blogs and videos.
Tanis
Hi blogger, i must say you have very interesting posts here.
Your website can go viral. You need initial traffic only.
How to get it? Search for: Mertiso’s tips go viral
Dear Madam Tanis Galik,
i really love your pattern, and so i bought the book, well e-book, because printed book is difficult to get in my country,
thank you for beautiful pattern and clear explanation on each pattern …
hope i could make all your pattern on the book …
may God always bless you …
sincerely
Nirmala
Be sure to print the book corrections found under Publications on this web site. Thanks for writing.
Tanis
I’m looking for the errata for Interlocking Crochet. I am an experienced crocheter but the instructions on page 13 make no sense to me. I was told there is an errata but cannot find it.
The corrections are listed under Publications for Interlocking Crochet.
The colors on page 13 are reversed. Pink should be the B color and Green should be the A color.