More Warm, beautiful blankets for someone in need.
Winter is approaching and some of our knitting board knitters have really jumped in with their knitted squares. We have 2 new blankets. The first one was knit by Laura Carlos of Neptune, NJ. Some really pretty designs, stitches, and unusual yarns. Thank you so much, Laura, for your time, caring and thoughtfulness. Also thank you, Sue Kreitzer, for all your time and dedication of sewing these blankets together for us. We will let you all know where these blankets will be sent.
4 Knitters contribute to beautiful blanket.
The center crocheted square was donated by Nancy DeWitt. The pretty Teal square was knit by Linda Pagel. 3 squares were knit and donated by Laura Carlos and the other squares were knit by Sue Kreitzer. Thank you all for contributing and sharing in this project. The squares were sent to Sue Kreitzer who is doing the arrangement and sewing for completing the blankets. We appreciate all efforts from everyone. Let’s keep lots of needy folks warm this winter. Keep them coming and we’ll keep finding unique homes for them.
Fun Santa hat from Dora R Wilkerson.
Dora says she is working on a ‘mrs santa hat’ to go with this one. I haven’t heard how she came up with this cute design, but the info will be coming. Lots of sharing of our Christmas ideas will really keep us all busy. This was posted last year, but it’s time to give some thought to the Holidays 2007.
Great Idea for Scrap Yarn!
This is a really cool afghan sent in by Sue Kreitzer – a super idea to make squares with left over yarn skeins. Use all different colors, types of yarn and stitch designs and create a very personal afghan. She used stockinette, zizag, criss cross, ribbing and open braid to create so many looks.
The finished size is 72″X 56″ – makes a great bedcover.
Thank you Sue for the idea!
Claudia’s Danbury Coat Photo
Claudia sent in a photo to share of her Danbury Coat. Great job! and what a beautiful location.
Claudia and her husband, Larry, and their miniature chihuahua D.O.G. (pronounced Dee OH Gee)
Anna McConkey sent in this photo of her little tote knit with Lion Brand Homespun yarn, all one color. She used the Fleur Tote Pattern but without the fleur de lis design. With a different yarn and adjusting the pattern a little you can achieve a very different look.
Great job Anna!
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