Do you feel like you should salute? Tristi assembled this Red,White and Blue Ghan for us and it turned out really nice. I was trying to get some light from the window for this picture as it suddenly got very dark here. Looks like a storm is coming. Click to enlarge and check out the nice border stitching she used. Do you see any of your squares here folks? Some are knitted, some crocheted and they were of varying sizes. Awesome Tristi, thanks so much for your help.
Got this photo before I lost the light in the living room. Really pleased how this one turned out, very pretty pastels and several very interesting squares in this one. Some of these squares I know go way back. Another great job Trisit with the assembly work...the border in blue.......absolutely perfect, it really pulls it all together so nicely.
And...when we got together so I could take delivery of the awesome ghans, look what we had! Tristi had ice tea and this yummy chocolate brownie with caramel sauce.
And I had this fabulous chocolate chi tea. It was worth burning the tip of my tongue. It was soooooooooo good. We had fun chatting about family, yarn, the weather, vacations and what a neat place, The Chocolate Cafe' is.
Thanks so much for all your hard work Tristi. Looking forward to our next outing.
May's focus will be hats. Hats are
needed for Men, Women, and children; not toddlers and infants. PLEASE
tag ALL hats with size. When you tag your hats you do not need to be
fancy, use string, yarn, or a safety pin when attaching your tag to your
hat. Please check hat tab for help with sizing, information needed, as
well as what to avoid, thank you.
2013 Donations:
Hats: 351
Scarves: 265
Socks: 152
Afghans: 17+2=19
Slippers: 132
Rain Ponchos: 202
Mittens: 22
Cotton Wash Clothes: 225
Shawls, Sweaters, Vests, Poncho's: 10
Misc. Items: include personal care, headbands, hand
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.
