This is the start of my rectangles for James. He'll put them together for Warm Up America. 9 so far, but plan to make more.
Sandy
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In 2008 we donated 3,433 items for a 2-year total of 6,634 items!!
In 2009 we donated 2,655 items for a 3-year total of 9,289 items!!!
Homespun Helpers is beginning a third year of hand-crafting items for charities. Our goal is to be a source of crafted items that charities need in order to better help people. Whether it's a hat for Afghans for Afghans or an afghan for Afghan for Angels, we are willing to provide existing charities with whatever will help them let others know they are loved.
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In 2008 we donated 3,433 items for a 2-year total of 6,634 items!!
In 2009 we donated 2,655 items for a 3-year total of 9,289 items!!!
As of 2/3/10 we have donated 51 items!
Let's go for 4,000 in 2009!
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4 comments:
Lookin good! Do they have Pat Catans down where you are? My local one is collecting squares and then having sew together parties. I think it's pretty neat :)
I'm not familiar with Pat Catans. Is it a store?
Sometimes Michaels plan a day where folks come and put together, but I usually don't find out far enough ahead to be able to attend, and figured since James volunteered, I'd send his way.
Sandy
i agree your idea ! very nice blog
Excellent! I had better find my yarn needle. :-)
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