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Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Our Friends at Pine Street

crocheted afghan
Above crocheted afghan is now done and mailed. You've seen this in a couple of stages. This is made up of squares and rectangles (various sizes) from my DD, Sandie and her DD Kate, Alma and several from anonymous givers from previous groups that disbanned and sent me their odds and ends. It measured about 56 x 52. I had the cream I did the initial edging with in my stash; and the navy came to me about a week ago from Emily (on RAV) who was de-stashing.

knitted afghan
This corner to corner afghan is knitted. Actually my first knitted ghan. Believe it measured right around 48 x 48. The yarn in this ghan came from a variety of people before making it to my stash. Donated yarn from my DD, Bunny, and Rae's mother. Lydia and Tony bought me yarn in exchange for me helping them out, one with genealogy and one for making a blanket for a grandchild. In addition to the above 2 ghans, I mailed a few 9 x 9 squares that Alma and I made to our Friends at Pine Street. These will be used as housewarming gifts for homeless who will have a roof over their heads. What a cause to celebrate.

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2010
Scarves 172
Hats 205+43=248
Mittens 19
Socks 59

2008-2009
Hats 368
Mittens 66
Scarves 147
Socks 79 pair*counts from day 1, Dec 2 2008
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4 comments:

  1. SandieAugust 10, 2010 at 5:11 PM

    Love the way the varied squares came together. You work miracles with colors. The cream and the navy work well to bring it all together. Good job! The diagonal also looks great. I did a similar diagonal afghan, but in crochet, many years ago. The green edging really brings out the green in the body of the ghan.

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  2. SandyAugust 10, 2010 at 5:13 PM

    Thanks Sandie. I was pleased with the end results. You know me and mish mosh. I cook the same way, a little of this, a little of that. lol

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  3. Farley SullivanAugust 17, 2010 at 12:49 PM

    Sandy, These blankets are SO fantastic! PSI received them and thinks they are amazing. You did such a wonderful job - the recipient's will be very psyched to have them in their new homes. Thank you so much for your participation, enthusiasm and encouragement with the Knit-A-Thon! You rock!

    Best,
    Farley

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  4. SandyAugust 17, 2010 at 2:39 PM

    Awwwww thanks Farley, glad to help out and hope to again. Appreciate the kind words.
    Sandy

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