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Warm Up America!

November 23, by Terrye. 1 Comment

What is Warm Up America?

It’s a group of knitters and crocheters coming together to make afghans for people in need. Oh, but it’s so much more.

Go here for the full scoop:

http://www.warmupamerica.org/whatIsWUA.html

They even have a Kids Warm Up America, where young people are encouraged to get involved in this very worthy cause. What a great way to teach your kids how to knit. The free patterns listed on their pages are very basic, very easy, perfect!

Please go check out their site, hey, I have an idea. you know all of those swatches you’ve made? Why not start with those, add a bit here and then to reach the 7×9 dimensions preferred by Warm Up America and you’ve already got a huge part of it done!

Come to think of it, I have afghan squares already in my stash from a UFOTWNGF (Un Finished Object That Will Never Get Finished), what a great use!

Because now, I have yet another project to do, and, I so want to wear my mossi cardi to Thanksgiving in 5 DAYS, I might want to think about putting in a stitch or two there too!

Looking for more Thanksgiving patterns check these out on Etsy.

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Comments

  1. Judith Graham says

    April 7, 2011 at 9:02 am

    I would like to craft some knitting projects for chariety, would like to know where to send completed work ???

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