Cute x 2. Look at these cute little knitted mittens for small hands donated by our friend Susan S in St. Louis. Aren't they adorable! Her note indicates she was using up some small balls, but they look like they were made "special".Amazing what talented caring people can do. You all amaze me each and everyday when I open mail.
Many thanks Susan for your thoughtful donation, 2 children will be happy to have their hands warm and look cute!
The list of unidentified people donating continues to grow, please check the sidebar to see if your donation is one of the unidentified ones. Please check to see if you might know who any of these people are. PLEASE PLEASE, save me time searching and searching and include a note with your name, your email ady, blog url etc. so that I can notify you when your donation is received even if you wish to be anonymous on the blog, simply let me know that. I spend lots of time looking through emails, blog posts, members in various on line groups and forums to find matches.
2012 Donations:
Hats: 97
Scarves: 27
Slippers: 9
Shawls: 2
Afghans: 7
Mittens: 68+2=70
Squares: 78
Socks: 35
Misc Items are not counted individually (such as personal care items, headbands, gators, yarn, etc)
Lots of updates regarding size, colors and fibers in tabs across the top of the blog, please read folks before you knit or crochet so your items meet the requirements and help those in need. Many thanks!
Did you read about the Contest that started on February 14th? If not, please do, there will be 3 prizes awarded.
Chatty Cathy portion has the following commentors so far: SSeger, Sue, Patty L, DaMaris, Allyson, pmsflowerlady, Sally, Sherry, Liz, AnneMarie, Jason, Yvonne, Emma. Jason and Emma...have you donated? I didn't find your name, can you help me out?
Donations names in the hat so far are: Damarys, Karen B, Sherry K, and unknown person EA from Philadelphia (please make contact EA)
Names in the hat for donating a scarves so far are: Damarys, Karen B, Sherry K
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!
Oh those little mittens are so cute! Just love them.
ReplyDeleteMakes you want to dance, they're so cute. Thanks for swinging by and commenting, SSeger.
ReplyDeleteThese are so adorable. Such talent. I think its wonderful that we each have a special talent and calling for different sizes and shapes. Great Job Susan S!
ReplyDeleteSo precious!! I love how they look striped! I won't tackle crocheted mittens, anyone who can knit mittens is magical in my eyes!!!
ReplyDeleteSusan, what a lovely mittens you made!
ReplyDeleteSoooo sweet!
ReplyDeleteThese mittens are cute! They will keep some hands warm.
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