I've used her squares here and there making ghans for those abused and or homeless mothers and children and delivered them to Faith Mission. I made one entire ghan HERE of her burgundy and blue squares.
The sage green yarn used in the edging here is a gift from my DD, Christine. I was able to get all 25 squares edged on the return from ST. Louis trip, so they are now ready for stage 3 which is the assembly process. Stay tuned.
My car trip was a very productive one. On the way to St. Louis I worked on a Baby Blue Ghan for my nieces, soon to be born little one...you can check it out here.
**Pictures of all the ghans donated and those assembled thus far can be seen by clicking on the Give a Square Badge in the sidebar**
*****A few days left of Toasty Tootsie's, you can still read about it by clicking on the badge in the sidebar*****
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2011
Scarves 96
Hats 166
Mittens (gloves) 55
Socks 19
Slippers 8
Ghans 10
Squares 167
Sweaters 5
*-*-*-Keep an eye peeled for next month's special project....SOCKS*-*-*-
Please remember all donations regardless of size and number are valued. All donations are appreciated, and all donations keep someone warm. We help, one stitch at a time. It truly DOES make a difference. THANK YOU!





3 comments:
What a beautiful blanket! I love watching how they all come together! Thank you for taking the time to photo them at each stage! :-)
Looks Great! I have a question about socks in March. Should they be handknit or are storebought preferred?
Store bought for the socks because they often don't have a way of washing and reusing them flowerlady. You can read alot about our projects in the tab that read how can you help. More details etc.
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