I'll be off teaching crochet today, so the commute should be interesting. Hopefully the roads will be clear, or at least sanded.
I did manage to crochet up some more scarves for the challenge yesterday, and I'm glad that Robin corrected the count I had posted for her. I'm hoping that we'll be able to meet the challenge by tomorrow. Here's the breakdown:
30 Scarves in 30 Days: (days remaining: 1)This means we need just TWO more scarves by tomorrow! I know that together, we can do it! And I know, in looking at the fresh snow outside, that they will surely help in keeping those in need a bit warmer this upcoming winter season! :)
....From Cris of Danbury (all knitted): 1 scarf and 5 hats
....As posted by Robin Anderson: 4 preemie caps for the U. Of MD NICU (Jamie)
2 purple scarfs for the YWCA Shelter in my church (Caron)
2 adult purple hats (to go with the scarfs) for the YWCA Shelter in my church
...From Lori of Greenwich: 1 scarf
...From Ang W (via email): 1 scarf went to homeless shelter in St. Stephens
... and from new crocheter, Stephanie, of New Fairfield: 1 scarf
(THANK YOU LADIES!!!!)
and I now have 20 scarves done (plus a hat) ....
that brings us to 28 of the 30 Scarves in 30 days Challenge!!
2 comments:
Got pics of the snow???? I was looking at the national doppler radar this morning and saw quite a few "white" spots on it and wondered if those people were TRULY getting snow! I guess you are confirmation of that! No snow here yet on the shore of Lake Erie. We like it that way! Hugs, Sheila
I hate to correct you again, but it's a total of_12_ preemie caps for the NICU at University of MD, a total of 5 hats & 4 scarfs for the YWCA shelter for a total of 21 crocheted. I think I misunderstood the challenge, I thought _we_ were supposed to crochet / knit 30 items in 30 days. I don't think I can make that goal. I will be prepping for a big family dinner here for the next week or so...
Robin Andersen
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