Afghan For Charity

This is a v-stitch lapghan I made for charity. It's brown & light blue.

Ladies Slippers

Here is another picture of my slippers.

B-I-L Slippers

These are slippers I made for my B-I-L. He had a ratty pair that his mother made for him, I swear sometime in the sixties!!! They were so old, flat and stretched out.

I didn't have a pattern, and couldn't find one anywhere, so I had to make my own pattern. Orange is his favorite color.

Edging

Here is a pic of the blanket I am working on. Thanks to the wonderful people at Crochetville for helping me with border ideas.

I have worked up a border of one row of single, one row of half double, and one row of reverse single.

Towel Hanger

I created this pattern because I didn't want to sew on a button.

Daisy Hotpad

I made two of these hotpads, one for my daughter and one for myself. Our favorite flower is the daisy.

Doilies I Made For A Friend

Bookmarks I Made For A Craft Fair

Barbie Clothes I Made For My Granddaughters

Baby Items I Have Made

Some Doilies I Have Made

Please forgive the quality of the photos {I'm NOT a photographer!} and that fact that these are NOT blocked or starched. These where practice doilies I have made out of various threads and colors.

Tammy's Handmade Crochet

For many years I have been making items for charity. I crocheted baby layettes for the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society, a non-profit charitable organization which gives baby bags to new moms of the armed forces. I crocheted squares and helped join them for Warm Up America!, whose primary purpose is to organize and assist in the creation of blankets by volunteers and to distribute these blankets to needy and homeless people. I crocheted blankets for Project Linus, a non-profit organization that distributes blankets to children of all ages who are seriously ill, traumatized, or otherwise in need. In addition to charity work, I have crocheted many items for family and friends, and have sold several items at craft fairs.