A Christmas stocking that I made for Jennifer before Christmas because I couldn’t find her stocking from her childhood. How could I have lost that?
Ms. Sherri sporting her new WSU crocheted hat. I still think you are the cutest thing ever.
A baby afghan that I thought I just had to make. I made it from Deborah Norville’s Everyday Acrylic yarn. It is hanging in the yarn shop in Newton called Creation Station. Creation Station is where I am starting to teach Crochet. I have a beginner’s class coming up on February 21 and 28 from 10:30-12:30. I am also teaching the Ups and Downs Slouchy Hat and Fingerless Mitts in the afternoon of both of those days from 1:30-3:30.
I made a headband; just because I could.
Two pairs of K-State Jayhawker slippers special ordered from my dear friend Debbie Kelsey.
A beautiful bouquet of flowers given to me by sweet co-worker, Lauren who knew I needed a little something to cheer me and my desk up when I returned to work after Mom passed away.
Miss Liley sporting her boot slippers made especially for her. Miss Liley is the one who usually orders hats from me, this time I got to cover her feet. She’s such a good model either way.
Catherine from Creation Station asked if I would like to teach a crocodile stitch class with this cute little pattern. I told her that I would have to make it first to see if I could understand the pattern and so I did and I could. Stay tuned for class dates.
A little broomstick lace. Someone said that they would like to learn this as well. Another class I do believe.
Do you ever have days when you don’t know what to make? So you just make a dishcloth? I have had weeks of those days where all I wanted to do is make dishcloths. John told me that he hoped I didn’t try to put those in the kitchen drawer because they wouldn’t fit. So Gracia and Liz took them off of my hands. Thank you ladies.
A picture of me and my Jenny. I was trying to take a selfie of us to get our purple hairs in the photo and neither one of us have long enough arms to pull it off. HAHAHAHAHA! Happy Friday everyone. I hope everyone has a wonderful weekend.
Crochet with Tamara 
You never, ever cease to amaze me with how quickly you are able to crochet and to complete projects. I mean you make projects to sell, to give away and you teach classes. You are a wonder! Beautiful work, Tamara. I hope all this crocheting is helping you ease through life these days. Your co-worker was indeed very thoughtful, those flowers are beautiful! Hugs!
By: Jeanne on February 13, 2015
at 7:25 am
Oh Jeanne! Thank you for all the kind words. And yes crochet has helped me through a lot. Hope you had a wonderful weekend. Hugs, Tamara
By: tgonzales on February 16, 2015
at 3:22 am
Tamara, you never cease to amaze me! You have been busy! Love all your work and the colors are wonderful!! Happy to have you posting again! Have a great weekend! xo
By: Rosa on February 13, 2015
at 7:25 am
Thank you Rosa! Love you!
By: tgonzales on February 16, 2015
at 3:23 am
I think I may need to emigrate to America so you can teach me how to make all those gorgeous items. Your students are so lucky. Xx
By: nanacathy2 on February 13, 2015
at 7:50 am
Oh Cathy you are too kind. Of course I would love for you to come here to take one of my classes. But I’m sure that you could teach me a thing or two. Hugs, Tamara
By: tgonzales on February 16, 2015
at 3:24 am
I love your energy and willingness to always be doing something. I know I told you before but I am so glad you are blogging again. I miss you girl. Love you very much.
By: Anonymous on February 13, 2015
at 8:24 am
Love you too Sue! I think this is Sue?
By: tgonzales on February 16, 2015
at 3:25 am
Miss you, miss you, miss you!
Don’t forget to post these classes on Facebook as they get close.
Such a cute project for the croc stitch!
By: cedarlady on February 13, 2015
at 8:35 am
Hi Suz! Miss you too and yes, I will post the dates of the class for the crocodile stitch. See you soon!
By: tgonzales on February 16, 2015
at 3:25 am
So so so many pretties! You and Sherri And Jennie and the flowers and the projects…
I would enjoy seeing your stash sometime ~ you must have THE most vibrant workspace 🙂
Hope the classes are great and now I’m off to make more dishcloths 😉 (been doing them every night this week…great minds…)
Happy VD!
And yes I had to type it that way just to be silly.
MUAH!
By: yarnchick40 on February 13, 2015
at 9:28 am
Hello Lisa! Thank you so much for the kind comments. That’s too funny about the dishcloths. I hope you had a wonderful Valentine’s Day as well. You are too funny. Love and Hugs, Tamara
By: tgonzales on February 16, 2015
at 3:27 am
Hi Tamara!
Sorry to hear you’ve misplaced Jennifer’s childhood Christmas stocking, but this new one is adorable & fantastic! .. as are all your other crochet projects here! I really love the yarn you used for the headband. The crocodile/owl purse is so cute.
So very sweet of Lauren to have flowers waiting for you on your desk. {heart}
Yup, I make dishcloths when I have nothing else I feel like crocheting. 🙂
Too funny … your non-purple selfie!
Good to see you!! 🙂
You have plenty of crochet classes ahead, to keep you busy. That’s GOOD!!!
Love you ~
Kat
By: Kat on February 13, 2015
at 6:09 pm
Oh Kat! I always love hearing your comments. I hope you had a wonderful Valentine’s Day. Love and Hugs, Tamara
By: tgonzales on February 16, 2015
at 3:28 am
Beautiful crochet work, as ever. The headband jumped right out at me, because I’ve been alerted by Lisa as to its FASHION VALUE 🙂 And of course the owl bag. Ah the OWL BAG……. I can only dream of being able to make one like that. If I was there, I’d be in your class like a shot. xxx
By: Nice piece of work on February 16, 2015
at 12:34 am
Hi Jill! Thank you so much for loving my work. I feel the same way about yours. I love that you finally came on board with the headband love. The owl bag is very easy and can be found on Annie’s Attic website. Sorry, I don’t always post the links to the patterns that I use. I hope you have a wonderful week. Love, Tamara
By: tgonzales on February 16, 2015
at 3:31 am