I love Tasha Tudor. The way she would draw makes me wish I could’ve been right there alongside her, experiencing provincial life. Even though I don’t really live her kind of ‘back to the basics’ kind of life, I can really appreciate what she was doing.
I have many of the books she has written and/or illustrated, and I also have some illustrations from her Fairy Tale book.
My very first Tasha Tudor book was A Time to Keep. I received it as a gift from my parents when I was just a young girl.
It meant so much to me… especially since the girl in the story had a birthday in August just like me!
Looking at these pages (even now) makes me dream of having a birthday party with little wooden animal favors, meringue toadstools,
and a cake floating down the river!
thanks to Clarise @ Storybook Woods for hosting the Tasha Tudor party.
Fairy Child Heirlooms 
Happy Tasha Tudor day. You do have a wonderful collection, you lucky girl. Enjoy and thank you for joining in. Clarice
Oh, What a lovely collection of books!!
Happy Tasha Tudor Day!!
just got time to catch up on you’re lovely post about the Marie Swap! Thank you for sharing you’re pictures and being such a great swapper! Every tag looks so stunning and I just can’t wait to read more of what you’re up to in the future! Hope all is well_
xoxo
Le Vintage
Happy Tasha Tudor Day! Love your books. I too have childhood memories of her art through books.
I just bought this book from a library book sale for 50 cents and it’s so lovely. I haven’t read it to my daughter yet, because I want to save it a bit for when she’s old enough to want to try some of these holidays with me.
Her favorite book right now is Tasha Tudor’s A is for Annabelle. Such sweet illustrations, and she loves looking at the “little girl and little doll”/
What a great collection of Tasha Tudor books. The art really is wonderful. Thanks also for stopping by my blog and leaving such kind comments. I really look forward to seeing you at the Cloche Party. It should be such fun. We are in Surprise, just the other side of the world . lol Hugs, Marty
Hi Missy
Thanks for introducing me to the Tasha Tudor books. They look lovely.
Lindsay
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Tasha Tudor was such a special part of my childhood. So lovely. We also adored Joan Wash Anglund- in fact we met her and she drew a picture of me in a book (as a way of signing). It is such a treasure to me.:) Lori