Scarves for Soldiers, II
I finished three scarves for U.S. Soldiers in Iraq. I plan to mail them this weekend. Read more about it here.
The scarf on the left is crocheted with Red Heart Soft Acrylic, color: Toast. The center scarf is crocheted with Red Heart Camoflage yarn. The scarf on the right is knitted with Paton's Tweed Acrylic. The dimensions of each scarf are almost 7 inches wide and 37" or 38" long. This was a quick project to complete and I know that the soldiers who receive the scarves will stay nice and warm on those cold nights this winter.
Busy weekend....I'm co-hosting a baby shower for a cousin; attending a b-day party and just doing all of the usual weekend things that we do. Have a great one, everybody!
Labels: yarny stuff
posted by Ellen Bloom @ 3:13 PM
5 Comments:
I'm on board for this project! My eldest son is a senior ROTC cadet who will be a second lieutenant in the Army next year. (yikes) Steven plans to join the Navy in November. Moms for the Troops! (Could we start our own KAL, CAL?)
Yer such a TROOPer!! :) the scarves look great. The soldiers will be lucky to have them.
Ellen,
Please e-mail me privately about the scarves for the soldiers. I tried clicking, but didn't get anything.
Thanks.
Karen
I emailed you asking for your pattern. This is a great project and I'd like to contribute.
Are you doing this again this year (2007)?
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