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GOAL FOR AFGHANS
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Goal: 30
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Current: 26
Goal: 30
Start: #24
Current: 26
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Saturday, October 16, 2010
Pink Afghan for Homeless
You may remember this pile of pink squares.
They no longer are a pile of pink squares. Karen V donated 23 squares of various sizes and colors of pink.
I snatched 16 of them, edged them in 2 rows of single crochet with white yarn and began assembling them. Each strip of 4 where then edged again with single crochet using dusty rose; and joined again. Then once again the whole ghan was edge with 2 rows of single crochet and dusty rose. I had the dusty rose in my stash and thought it blended nicely with the various pinks from Karen V's donation.
These squares/ now are a 40 x 40 inch lapghan and have been delivered to Faith Mission. I'm sure it will keep someone warmer while watching TV, as well as decorate a chair. It also a perfect size for a little girl. The photo was taken before it was laundered and blocked; but since this is a scheduled post....by the time you read his, it's already in use.
2010
Scarves 258
Hats 401
Mittens 40
Socks 77
Don't forget to check out our "Give a Square" in the sidebar. And while you're at it, make sure you read about our Mitten Challenge from Beth. Hope you're busy working on mittens for the challenge. Remember patterns are available on the tabs in this blog.
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!
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What an adorable pink blanket. It could even be used as a lapghan for someone in a wheelchair.
ReplyDeleteSandy, it came out SO CUTE!!! Karen, your squares were all so pretty! I love this! Very nice job you guys. Hope everyone is enjoying the weekend.
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty. One of these days I need to learn to crochet.
ReplyDeleteWOW, that's quite a pile of pink yarn you have. Really cool how nice the blanket turned out. You and Karen make a good team.
ReplyDeleteoh how lovely...i love pink..
ReplyDeleteit will keep someone warm..
I'm sure someone enjoyed this beautiful pink afghan. 4 x 4. Very nice size!
ReplyDeleteI loved putting this one together and really liked the end result. It turned out perfect a little girl.
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