Hi, my name is Elaine and I’m addicted to crochet. It’s taken a while for me to realise but, in the end, it wasn’t too hard to admit and I don’t want to be cured, nor do I expect a great deal of sympathy from this forum! The main problem I have, howe
Back in March, KAS was in a dire position. We did not have enough money in the bank to cover the forthcoming monthly rent and the winter distribution season was looming fast. We were really going to strug
So many things to see in your day from sunrise to sunset. Each of us in this world -wide KAS family will have different things we see during our day. Any of them can be inspiration for a square for a child. Don't forget
What a joy to be able to personally hand out blankets, beanies, soft toys to cuddle, hand warmers, knitted tops, stationery and books to this very needy group of children with Estelle yesterday, a f
We finished up our school year last week. Our group made 420 squares, 20 hats and 11 sets of hand warmers. We went from 2 out of 15 know how to crochet to everyone! The blanket in the photos was for our adult enrichment coordinator, who retired after
In 2009, when Ronda put out the call for squares, she had no idea how much love would come pouring in from all over the world. In the beginning, it was manageable. She worked from her home, had a few volunteers, and used her
I am visiting South Africa staying at the Lakeside Lodge in Limpopo's Entabeni Safari Conservancy so I thought I would take a parcel over with me to post there, I am hoping this will be successful. I am going next Monday 22nd may, looking forward to
These two distributions were done on behalf of KAS by Mabel and Wandi one Tuesday when Joel drove the van to Orange Farm once it was loaded up ... this has enabled us to do more than two or three distributions