Very late opening this thread this year for various reasons that you know about but lots of pictures have now been received and should be posted over the next few days. Many more will appear in the Blanket Room 2017 which will be opened shortly.
This discussion aims to give you an up-close and personal look at what happens on opening days at the Knit-a-Square barn. I'm a partially-sighted volunteer who who attends with my guide dog Tango and my driver Bongi, who has also become a keen volun
"Found this little family on the road outside of Harare, Zimbabwe to give two blankets and a fluffy toy ... Beyond thrilled to get these welcome manifestations of love and hope from around the world.
Here is the list folks.....and a HUMONGOUS THANK YOU to all of you able to host a theme in 2019. It really is much appreciated and Team SA were really chuffed to have been consulted for theme ideas. Thank you to our forum members who also provided so
KAS has always managed to do the occasional direct 'off-beat' distributions in response to emergencies etc. Below are two reports both from July 2018 - by Ronda.
Right now, I am putting together some large blankets and other items for a family on
I am delighted to host another KAS monthly and there is something for everyone in this month's topic, Whatever your level of skill, let your imagination run riot with your choice of yarn, stitch, colour, pattern, texture, motif, and design to c
Please note that, for data protection reasons Knit-a-Square is no longer naming the creches where distributions are taking place - just the location area.
Apologies, no details regarding the photographs - some of which were found on an old camera! All we know is that the three distributions took place from 6th March 2018 onwards with Wandi, Vivienne, Lindi & Thomas
A heart-nourishing hour spent at a Children’s Home. Twelve orphans are cared for by an angel called Elaeanor and her dedicated team and kind patrons. She has dedicated the last ten years of her life and given her home to one hundr