The Weird Wide Web 09 Sep 2005 02:36 pm

Knitting for Katrina victims

I don’t knit. Oh, I’ve tried. I’ve made the ugliest little dishcloths you can imagine — every row in a different gauge, and some stitches so tight that the dishcloths could almost stand up by themselves. It’s just not my thing. One of these days Dyslexia and I are going to have a Crappy Knit-Off to determine who is the crappier knitter. Smart money’s on me.

But if it’s your thing, you might want to knit this cute little bear, a scarf, a sweater, whatever, and send it to people who’ve lost just about everything in Hurricane Katrina. There’s a new yahoo group, katrinaknitting, made up of people who are working on this project.

Via Pocket Farm.

3 Responses to “Knitting for Katrina victims”

  1. on 09 Sep 2005 at 3:31 pm 1.mallard said …

    I’ve got a prayer shawl in the works.

  2. on 09 Sep 2005 at 8:23 pm 2.Cam Sculpin said …

    Perfect and wonderful.

  3. on 09 Sep 2005 at 8:29 pm 3.mizducky said …

    I just followed your link to that Yahoo group and joined it. Thanks–I had already sent off what little financial donation I could afford, so having some other tangible way I can help (in addition to firing off emails and faxes at my Congresscritters) is pretty darn theraputic.

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