RoseMarie has helped us again with her crochet hook. Hats, scarves, leg warmers, and squares. And look to the far left in the picture, she sent along dodads. I'm sure there's a real name for them, but I don't know what it is. Dodads are cool decorative things that can be added to garments like hats and scarves. She crocheted cute little flower like decorative items in several colors. I'll use these RoseMarie, heck might even add a couple to a ghan or something. Keep checking in to see what becomes of them.Have you checked out the map at the bottom of the blog? Is your state listed? Please check the lists (both with and without blogs) in the sidebar to see if I have the state your from listed. If not, PLEASE send me an email or leave a comment here. Thanks
2011
Scarves 96+4=100
Hats 166+4=170
Mittens (gloves) 55
Socks 19
Slippers 8
Ghans 10
Squares 167+4=171
Sweaters 5
**Still would like to locate Patty L from Ohio, and need Adrienne from NY's email. If anyone out there knows them, please sing out. **
Have you read any of the updates here on the blog lately? Please read the How Can You Help tab on the top of the 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!
What cute little dodads and so nice to have matching sets to present.
ReplyDeleteheh, "people who crochet or knit" is not the definition that came to mind when I say the title of this entry.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the reminder to read (reread) the "How you can help" section. Glad to know you have the ability to stockpile. Now I can keep knitting hats and mittens, which are my favorite!
ReplyDeleteFoxeni....hooker, hehe
ReplyDeleteGo for it Sally
Sandy, Wanted to let you know that I'm not ignoring your efforts. I found that the Kansas City Rescue Mission here in Missouri also needs hats and scarves, so I mailed all that I made this winter to them. They're only 100 miles from "Harvest Hill Farm" so it seemed like the thing to do. Paula
ReplyDeleteThanks for your note Paula, sorry to lose your efforts for our cause; but glad to know you're still helping those in needs. Hope your efforts help them stay warm. Homelessness is bad, regardless of where it is where cold winter weather is an issue certainly. Hope you'll keep us on your list for the future.
ReplyDeletecute hats and scarves.:) Glad to know that many people will support and help people in need.
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