Donating knitted and crocheted hats for homeless is something our friend Amy is passionate about. Look at the different colors and different designs/styles of hats. AND 2 cute pair of slippers. Thank you Amy for your ongoing support and thoughtful donation, it is truly appreciated.
2011
Scarves 215
Hats 381+17=398
Mittens (gloves) 112
Socks 75
Slippers 51+2=53
Ghans 29 (2 went to Pine Street Earlier)
Squares 248
Sweaters 5
Ponchos 43
Cotton Washcloths 24
**9 more days of our June focus of cotton washcloths, but remember you can knit and or crochet those anytime of the year**
For those who like to plan ahead next month will be focusing on squares. Knitted or crocheted 7-10 inches. If you're wanting to send squares at a time when it's not the focus, please send me and email first. Thanks!
**donations pending from Niki in Arizona, and Sandie in Florida**
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!
Amy, what a bunch of wonderful hats. They look so thick and warm and the colors are great.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I love seeing what others are doing! All the fun colors and designs!
ReplyDeleteWow Amy - you've been busy! What an incredibly generous gift of your handiwork!
ReplyDeleteNice job, Amy. There are some good "Manly" styles there! With all these fingers working so industriously, how can there be any cold heads left in Ohio?
ReplyDeleteSandie in dry FL
Wonderful job, Amy! You have blessed MANY of you neighbors with this great donation! You are an angel!
ReplyDeleteAmy, you rock! The hats are beautiful! You are inspiring us. Paula in flooding Missouri. Sandie in FL - I wish we could send you some water!
ReplyDeleteThank you everybody. It was a fun experiment. Every one of those hats. I have a couple bags of yard sale acrylic I'm starting to work through. Learning squares in knit.
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