Additionally, she's been very busy with her loom and knitted 6 hats, some of which match the scarves to make sets. She always takes the time to make these cute size tags for her hats. The beauty of her method is...you don't have to purchase special tags. Small pieces of colored paper, cute with pinking shears and tied on with yarn scraps.
I stress the tags because we still get hats, mittens, and slippers without size tags and would really like again to request that all hats, slippers, and mittens have size tags attached. This takes less time for the maker, then for all the volunteers to guess when sorting.
Many thanks Karen, and as always, please keep up the good work.
**The counts on our progress bars are current. All donations regardless of size and number are valued. All donations are appreciated. The Power of One is awesome, and when we work together The Power of One becomes The Power of Many.
I love the look of those scarves! THe hats look very warm
ReplyDeleteSeveral people who donate have started using this technique for scarves. One of these days, I need to try it myself. Love the look.
DeleteVery nice donation Karen S. They all look so warm. Also you used great colors for the homeless.
ReplyDeleteThank you Sue for your wonderful supportive comments. You're a doll.
DeleteThose scarves amaze me..sooo very nice and I think warm too..really nice Karen...💜🐱
ReplyDeleteThey really are nice and warm Frances, they're a bit thicker due to the way they're made. Thanks for the visit, always appreciated.
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