[Ansteorra] OT- Knit Your Bit

[Bree Flowers]

If you're interested in this but don't know how to knit I'd like to  
offer my services as an instructor to help this worthy cause. I'd  
suggest one meeting to discuss the patterns and come up with a  
materials list and another night for knitting instruction. We could  
also discuss materials off list if people would prefer and just have a  
one-night class.

Let me know if you're interested.

~Eve



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On Nov 3, 2010, at 12:43 PM, SoldierGrrrl <soldier.grrrl at gmail.com>  
wrote:

> Please pardon the bandwidth, but as the wind whistles around my house
> here in beautiful (grey, gloomy, cold) central/southern Ansteorra, I'd
> like to take a moment to thank each and every one of you for the
> support you've shown my beloved husband, Ioannes Dalassenos, while
> he's been deployed to Afghanistan.
>
> With that support in mind, I'd ask the knitters and crocheters among
> us (sadly, I can do neither) to consider supporting this years "Knit
> Your Bit-Knitting for Veterans."  Knit Your Bit provides scarves for
> WWII veterans in Veterans Homes all across the United States.  In
> WWII, knitting was a way those At Home could give tangible, comforting
> support to the boys Over There, as well as providing much needed
> winter clothing.  If you have the time, please consider donating some
> of it to our WWII veterans in the form of a knitted or crocheted scarf
> this winter season.  If someone has the time, but lacks the yarn, I
> would be happy to donate some yarn for a jointly supported project.
>
> For more information, please visit:
> http://www.nationalww2museum.org/calendar/knit-your-bit.html.
>
> In service to Country and Crown I remain,
> Helene Dalassene
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