Charity Knitting

Jan 12, 2006 6 Replies

Last week, or so, someone posted a link to a website with info on knitting for the military....socks, hats, etc.



Today a girlfriend asked me if I would knit for charitable contributions if she would purchase the yarn. I said, YES!!! I love to knit but don't have the extra resources to provide the yarn. Now I know I looked at a site that had the info including patterns and mailing address to knit for our armed forces. Would you please resend that info?



Thanks, Carol


Hi Carol,

These are the two that were posted, but don't know if they are the ones you were thinking of.

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Hugs,

Nora

Is this the site that you were looking for

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is a lot of patterns on that site for military people. Good luck.Stella

Maybe this was it:

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There's also

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. The Ship Support project sends items to the troops in Iraq and Afghanistan and to the sailors and Marines on ships. Been around for 3 1/2 years so far.

Donna in S. Indiana

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I've read regarding charity knitting and crocheting that really bright colors are needed, not only to try and bring some cheer to the lives of the homeless, but so they are more visible on the street. Dark colors don't show dirt as much, but many homeless are struck by vehicles that claim they didn't see them, so if you have any neon type brights, at least putting in a stripe in that color will help with their visibility.

Leah

That is a very good idea, Leah!

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