Knittted mobile phone (cellphone) covers

We lived in Scarborough (North Yorkshire) before moving up here. The local newspaper reports that youngsters are knitting covers for mobile phones (cellphones) and selling them to raise funds for charity

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Bruce
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I made many Cellphone bags as presents for friends in various techniques , knitted crocheted embroidered appliques , it is a useful present. Also those made for Charity bazaars are snatched.

It is also a very useful present for somebody going into hospital, it enables them to keep the mobile near them. mirjam

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mirjam

knitted crocheted embroidered appliques , it is a useful present.

them to keep the mobile near them.

I found a free pattern online for doggie poo-bag dispensers - here in the states most communities appreciate (or even mandate by law) that you pick up after your dog when walking it (helps curb the spread of parasites/diseases, and that annoying poop-on-your-shoes) - and lots of stores sell rolls of plastic bags (some even biodegradable) specifically for this purpose. This makes a small knitted bag with a "hole" at the bottom to pull the plastic bags through, and a drawstring at top to tie it to your leash. The original pattern calls for fingering or sock weight yarn, but I have converted it to a worsted weight (since that is more readily available, and comes in a wider variety of synthetic fibers than does sock yarn, since many people are allergic to the wool & wool blends found in most sock yarns).

I plan on making many of these and selling them for charity (that being our local shelter).... eventually :)

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Magic Mood Jeep

Good thing to think of. Nice to hear from you - I was actually just thinking of you, Mirjam. A close friend of ours - their daughter is just heading to Israel to do her birthright trip, and I may send you an e-mail for permission to give her your e-mail - as a just in case. She's a very nice girl - majoring in dance & performance.

Also - on a trip to a museum with some other stitchers recently we were discussing various forms of textile arts and ways to involve people & I told them about your interests and exhibits. We were visiting Winterthur, and the curator brought some things out to show us & discuss -it was very interesting as we all discussed trying to date a couple of pieces that were likely mis-dated when they reached her ( I was with some rather expert people - not me). They were pretty intrigued by what I could describe of your artistry - as we were driving by to our hotel an hour away.

Ellice

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Ellice K.

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mirjam

Saw your note - been very hectic - will send to you privately to get the info all set!

Ellice (Shayna - with a name like that should still read some Hebrew)

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Ellice K.

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