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GOAL FOR AFGHANS

Afghans
Goal: 30
Start: #24
Current: 26
0.8666%
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Thursday, December 8, 2011

Two Boxes of Donations

granny squaresThank you Diana K from the fabulous state of Georgia, The Peach Tree State for these 2 thoughtful boxes bursting with donations for Ohio's homeless. Colorful granny squares (pink, purple, yellow, gold, and blue). 60 squares that will be used to make afghans for Project "Welcome Home". I may make several from these squares by mixing them with others, I may do specific colors....have not yet created a design but the brain is engaged.

Diana also donated 5 scarves, 4 hats, 9 rectangles, slippers, and a darling Children's afghan. These photo's were taken right after I opened both boxes. Since then the afghan's been laundered and by the time you read this post (remember post are always written and placed in que), it's already been donated!

Many thanks Diane for your thoughtful donation, it's certainly appreciated. We hope to see you here often. Keep up the good work.
scarves and slippersThis is box 2. Took 2 pictures in order to lay things out so you could better see them. The ghan is a good old ripple in brown which is perfect a little guy.

This is day 8 for December's focus on squares through "Give a Square". Please take time and read square size and color requirements.

2011 Donations:


Scarves 420+5=425
Hats 914+4=918
Mittens 247
Socks 322
Squares 567+69=636
Rain Ponchos 216
Cotton Washcloths 339
Sweaters/Poncho's 10
Slippers 100+10=110
Afghans 45+1=46 (2 sent to our friends at Pine Street)
Misc Items I've not counted misc items like all the personal care items, the neck warmers, head bands, shawl, hot packs, or yarn etc.

**Reminder to add your name, email, blog url, profile pages through facebook and or Rav. etc with your donations**

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. YOU truly DO make a difference. THANK YOU!

5 comments:

  1. Diana K - what a great donation! I just learned to granny myself and it can be quite addictive. I have this picture of someone sitting down to make "a square or two" for that charity in Ohio and days later finally getting up and packing a box of lovely squares like pictured above. Kinda potato-chip-like, can't make just one!

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  2. lol...potato chip like, that's funny but very true! I think I got a couple of posts mixed up, as I posted the ghan in process made from some of these squares before this...typically I have about 2 weeks scheduled.

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  3. Diana K. what a peach you are to donate all this cool stuff! Many thanks! I know Sandy is going to have a great time with all those squares and there will be a load of warmer folks out there this winter! Keep your hook flying!

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  4. Sally knows me well, I have indeed been having a good time with those squares...check out Royalty for example.

    Thanks so much for the visit CrochetBlogger, much appreciated, and the kind words are indeed so. Come again......PLEASE

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