Please knit or crochet squares using knitted worsted weight yarn, or washable wool yarn. Any style or color is fine. Key is to measure properly, PLEASE. Squares can be a small as 7 inches, and as large as 10 inches.
Please email me for mailing address
ALL Useable) Squares will be joined to benefit homeless for either Bridge and Beyond, or Pine Street Inn. Both also care for battered women and children. Or children/babies in need at the free clinic.
Determination of receipant based on color and size of project/projects (how many ghans made depended on numbers of squares received), as well as need at the time.
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I'd like to help but have to be honest, I don't really know how to tell my yarn scraps apart. Is there a tip that will help out so I can get started? I'll do whatever I can :) | |
Jessica Snowden on Nov, 06 at 10:25 PM
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Jessica, I'll probably be able to tell. The key is to not use fuzzy yarn, you know the eyelash stuff. If you're using baby yarn that too would be problem, but...I think if you're knitting comfortable with a size 6-7-or 8, it's probably knitted worsted weight and would be just fine..........if you're crocheting, hooks H and I and pretty common for that weight, so if you feel you need a size other than that, it might not be knitted worsted. Thanks for asking, appreciate it. Sorry for delay in responding, just got back in town. |
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Sandy Holladay on Nov, 07 at 10:07 AM
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LOL - I don't know anything about sizes or weights...I look at the colors & feel them & then grab a pair of needles or a hook and say...hmm, that should be nice. I don't follow patterns and I am still learning soooo much. I've got the regular "red heart" brands in several colors (but have others too) and I can make sure it's the size you asked...will that work out? If so, I'll get it done. Just let me know where I can send it out (InspiredMama (at) Gmail (dot) com) to get me the info - thanks :) | |
Jessica Snowden on Nov, 07 at 10:49 AM
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I'm with ya, we must be kindred spirits, when I read gauge...I moan. lol Will email you my ady, thanks for the help | |
Sandy Holladay on Nov, 07 at 11:49 AM
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