Afghan Knitting Project
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| thirteen blocks for Afghan Knitting Project October 2017 |
The project accepts both 5 inch or 6 inch squares (knit or crochet). I chose to knit 5 inch squares from Katheryn's wool.
Some of the yarn that Ellen sent me will be used to knit more squares for the Afghan Knitting Project.
What a nice project...though I would not like being the one to stitch/knit all those squares together!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this info. I already have some squares made up and will be happy to make some more.
ReplyDeleteAnother interesting project for sharing. Very pretty squares. It's probably a fun way to knit a different pattern without getting bored or bogged down.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project. I have several projects going already but I'll keep this information handy. I delivered my knitted mittens to the elementary school yesterday. Just in time as our temps have been really cold already this fall.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Betsy
Good idea! I like the blocks you have knit so far, too.
ReplyDeleteYour blocks look great. Thank you for the links on the project. It is good to keep hearing about the people and organizations making an effort to improve lives.
ReplyDeleteGreat textured squares. So lovely and lovely that it is charity knitting.
ReplyDeleteThose are so pretty. And such a good cause!
ReplyDeleteLove all the texture in those squares. They look like they were interesting to knit up.
ReplyDeleteOur local Starbucks had a bin of acrylic yarn, crochet hooks and needles. You could sit and knit (or crochet) using their supplies. They wanted 9" squares. I didn't have time to crochet a whole square, but added several rows (about 2") to someone else's partially done square. It was fun.
The blocks you have knit are beautiful-nothing like a block of texture knitting to make a delightful evening!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful squares! Looks like a good charity project!
ReplyDeleteYour squares will become an amazing afghan! Bless you for your charitable work!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the info. This is a great way to use leftover yarn. Now, can I actually fit in doing a couple of these? I've bookmarked the site for future work.
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