Showing posts with label charity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label charity. Show all posts
Hello friends! Many of you know that the crochet/knit group that I belong to at my church we crochet and knit all year long for our annual Fall and Christmas Fair we have each year. I have belonged to this group for about 12 years and the sister that runs the group has organized us to knit and crochet squares for a charity called KasCare's Knitting For Charity Project, knit-a-square.
We are all busy knitting and crocheting these squares that will eventually be made into blankets to help keep a cold AIDS orphan warm. The squares will then be collected and packed in a box and then sent to Africa. Once the squares are sent off then they will make the squares into blankets.
The photos of these squares are some of them I have already made. I have crocheted about 5 so far and I'm still making more of them.
For the size of the squares I crocheted I made them 8 inches x 8 inches using the half double crochet stitch.
I'm happy to be crocheting these squares and I feel good to be involved doing this charity work.
Julie
For the past two weeks I have been crocheting this granny square blanket for a friend of mine. She is collecting baby blankets for a charity that she is running for women who need handmade baby blankets. I decided to participate and this is the blanket I made for her charity. I was happy to help out because I know it is for a good cause.
Yesterday we decided to meet some friends in New York City for a late lunch. We went to the Meatpacking District to a restaurant called Spice Market. Their menu is inspired by the street food Jean-Georges Vongerichten enjoyed while traveling in Asia. We had Vietnamese Spring Roll, Crispy Pork Dumplings with Chili and Lime, Cod with Malaysian Chile Sauce and Thai Basil, Onion and Chili Crusted Short Ribs with Egg Noodles and Pea Shoots, and a Salmon Salad. For dessert we shared a Strawberry Rhubarb Crumble. I had Vietnamese coffee.
The link is: www.spicemarketnewyork.com
After lunch I went into one of my favorite stores called Anthropologie and looked around. Here are some pictures of some of the things that I found interesting in the store.
I hope you all like my pictures of NYC and I'm looking forward to the Spring.
Thanks everyone and enjoy.
Julie
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| Crocheted Baby Blanket |
The link is: www.spicemarketnewyork.com
I hope you all like my pictures of NYC and I'm looking forward to the Spring.
Thanks everyone and enjoy.
Julie
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