Keeping Heads Warm
Hats, hats and more hats! Great way to use up scraps of yarn! Not really needed right now but they will be come winter. These hats are destined for the kindergarten children of the Choctaw Nation Head Start program in Oklahoma. A friend of mine has been collecting 310 hats each year to send to this program. Here is her blog if you want to follow the progress: 310 Hats
So far, I have made 7 hats to contribute. Here are pictures of the first 6 hats. It has been fun to see what sort of variations I can come up with!
The knitters from our church are also making hats as well as scarves and mittens to give out this winter as part of our mitten tree project. I will have to keep knitting so I can contribute to that one too. Fortunately, hats are a quick project!
So far, I have made 7 hats to contribute. Here are pictures of the first 6 hats. It has been fun to see what sort of variations I can come up with!
The knitters from our church are also making hats as well as scarves and mittens to give out this winter as part of our mitten tree project. I will have to keep knitting so I can contribute to that one too. Fortunately, hats are a quick project!
Labels: charity knitting, Choctaw Nation, hats, Head Start, Knit-a-cap
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