Warmth Sent to Cheyenne River Reservation
One of the charities I support is the Cheyenne River Indian Reservation in South Dakota. Last year there was a mitten blitz challenge on our Native American Support Yahoo Group . We were challenged to make 8 pairs of mittens in 2008. I only managed to knit 7 pairs but I sent them off along with 3 hand knit wool hats and three hand made scarves. I also sent some warm clothing that was not handmade.
Some of the mittens are described here, here, here, and here but I never created an entry for the green felted mittens, the toddler mittens with the green stripes or the wool hats. The knitted red scarf is described here and the other two, crocheted by my mother, are almost identical to this one. They all have attached cards stating the fiber content and care instructions.
The mittens were especially fun to knit and I look forward to participating in this year's challenge.
Some of the mittens are described here, here, here, and here but I never created an entry for the green felted mittens, the toddler mittens with the green stripes or the wool hats. The knitted red scarf is described here and the other two, crocheted by my mother, are almost identical to this one. They all have attached cards stating the fiber content and care instructions.
The mittens were especially fun to knit and I look forward to participating in this year's challenge.
Labels: Charity, Crochet, Hats, Mittens, Native American Support, Scarves
1 Comments:
Everything look great, Molly! I'm sure your beautiful work will be appreciated on the Reservation.
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