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Seventh Project Linus blanket, more complicated stitch. Only finished five blankets this year, but this year was (gestures) and I have two other blankets in progress, one about half done and the other about two-thirds done (and that one was restarted from a different one I realized wasn't going to work) so I'll have a solid start on next year's blankets. Goal is to do six a year (it's not a very hard and fast goal).
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A very soft knitting buddy keeping me company while I work on my Obert Blanket Sample. I'm over halfway through. Now that I can see the light at the end of the tunnel, things are going much faster.
Pattern: Obert Blanket (drafted by me, as yet unreleased)
Yarn: Lion Brand Pound of Love in White, Turquoise, and Purple
For all the knit, crochet, and quilt people out there, I wanted to let y'all know about a wonderful charity called Project Linus. They take donated handmade blankets and give them to children in hospitals. This is such a sweet idea and they have been doing it for 29 years. The blankets must be pet hair and smoke free and at least 36" x 36". You can find more info and local (United States) drop off locations at their website: projectlinus.org. I drop mine off at my local Joann fabric/craft store.
Here's one I'm currently working on and I'm really happy with how it looks.
Attention Project Linus Volunteers, Hospice Quilters and/or any other Charity Quilters or Crafters!
I have 8-10 large trash bags full of scrap fabric, fleece and notions and a huge box of batting available to donate.
The fabric is mixed. Meaning some cotton, some flannel, some knit, some polyester, some blends. Various size pieces from small to 1 yard. These are great for Fidget Quilts, Scrappy Quilts, Applique or other craft projects.
The batting is mostly a poly batting which is great for puffy quilts or using as stuffing.
These are all Free to any group(s) that make quilts for charity, you will just need to come and get them. (Marysville, WA) I can also ship a box or two anywhere in the USA if you pay the shipping.
If you don't do work for charity but are interested in the fabric or batting for your crafts to sell I am willing to sell you a box or two at $2.00 per pound. Just tell me how many pounds you would like and I will be happy to help.
If interested please private message me.
There’s this really cool organization that donates handmade blankets to children in need all across the US!
It’s called Project Linus! And there are chapters in all 50 states.
They accept crochet, knit, and quilted blankets. Even if you don’t know how to do any of these they accept no sew fleece blankets! And if you can’t make a blanket they accept material donations and monetary donations.
In my experience this can be a really great project for beginner crocheters. You can crochet borders around fleece blankets and donate those! For more experienced crocheters it’ll only take a few hours per blanket.
Official website of Project Linus National Headquarters
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Assignment Crochet Cruisers Assignment Crochet Cruisers Crochet Cruisers return to the Caribbean in the Fall 2017. As always, we have our advanced assignment for Crocheters to bring with them to the cruise. Our mission is simple, we need to spend time on the Cruise Ship, during our crochet retreat, to help benefit others who are not so fortunate. Spending time with our hands to give back to…
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This last year I got roped into a Project Linus project. They raise money to help people who need it by selling a pattern and then giving you one bit at a time. My mom started it and I wasn’t going to do it, but she didn’t know how to read crochet lingo. So she didn’t know how to follow the instructions. But she couldn’t share because you’re supposed to buy the pattern. So I bought the pattern and half way through she got ahead of me and I ended up being two weeks behind until the end. I mostly enjoyed it besides having too much to do. It was donated to project Linus when I finished it.
Dropping these off today. 💛
