Wednesday, June 18, 2014

Knitting for a Cause

Week 25 = Knitting for a Cause
Day 1 = June 18, 2014

     We all knit for a reason: friends, passion, help with one's arthritis and so on. But how many of us knit for a Cause? There are so many Causes/Charities that Knitter's give their time and skills to. If you asked a local knitting group how many people have knit something for a cause/charity this year, you would be amazed. The numbers are big and impressive. Sure you can go to your local store and buy a bunch of hats for your local cancer center, but for anyone that have ever received a knitted item, we cherish the love, time and thought that goes into that special knit item. So this week I will be highlighting different causes/charities that are out there in the world and here in my local area.
 
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Welcome to JUNE GIVEAWAY week!
 
This week you will have a chance to get up to 7 entries into the JUNE GIVEAWAY! Without further ado, here is the giveaway!
 
 The Vickie Howell Event Giveaway Package
This package contains the following:
  • a skein of Bernat, Cotton-ish in colorway #85620 called Lemon Twill
  • a 6" wooden ruler signed by Vickie Howell
  • a copy of the Spring 2014 issue of Interweave Crochet magazine
  • a signed copy of Knitting Daily TV, Series 1200, including all 13 episodes

The rules are simple:
  1. Answer the Knitting question of the day by leaving a comment at the bottom of each blog post.
  2. Feel free to comment as often as you like. Please NOTE that only your first comment for each question will be counted as an entry.
  3. The giveaway week runs from Wednesday, June 18 to Noon on Wednesday, June 24.
  4. You can post your comment at any time from beginning to end of the giveaway week.
  5. Only entries in the United States will qualify.
Knitting question of the day
What is your favorite cause to knit for?
Knitting for a Cause,
 
Victoria

3 comments:

  1. Causes - I enjoy and take great pleasure in knitting Prayer Shawls for people I know who would welcome such a gift. It's fun creating different patterns for each shawl, so very few are alike.

    I've also knitted a doggie blanket being donated to the local SPCA in Summerville, SC, where my daughter lives. Probably many more of these to come, both in SC and in CT where I live.

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  2. Knitting for babies or kids. Though I've been thinking about knitting chemo hats. That touches my heart.

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  3. Knitting for babies. Especially the Nicu! So

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