Welcome to KAS.... from over here in WA. It's great to see another Aussie in the f
Making the basic square is a wonderful way to relax and help the children. Plain Janes, as they are affectionately called, are the backbone of KAS. Since a blanket is created with 35 squares sent by people from around the world, squares are needed all the time. The basic square being a garter stitch/single colour or striped square or I think it is single or double crochet if your preference is for crochet. By clicking on the KASpattern book tab at the top of the page you can also find lots of other patterns provided by our fellow KASers. Regarding your postage question, here is a link that should tell you just about everything, but don't hesitate to ask, if it doesn't. :))
This is a great place to find or post info relevant to us Aussies and our pals across the ditch in NZ.
If you click on the groups tab at the top of the page you will find all the different groups and you are free to join as many as you would like. :))
Please check out the 'Helpful Hints' tab at the top of the page as this may answer many initial questions you may have and will help you get started. Any other questions...just ask...we love to help. :))
If you'd like to see what other KASers have been making please click on the photo tab at the top of the page....and feel free to add photos of your own work...we would love to see them. Just click on 'add photos' and follow the prompts. Anything you care to make and send will be so appreciated by Ronda and the team and the children of South Africa.
If you want to see the most active discussions at present, you may like to click on the 'main page' tab and they are listed in the centre of that page...just pick one and click on it. It is a large website, but with so much fun and info.
We also have a theme for every month that you might like to view and participate in, but there is absolutely no pressure to do so. The theme for July can be found here:
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Hee hee hee....oops, it seems I actually remembered to include the postage link in my earlier message to you.....now that's gotta be a first....lol.
Hi Jeanette.
30 squares......that's GREAT!!
Just in case you haven't already checked it out, here is a link to all the postage information and inventory sheet. http://forum.knit-a-square.com/forum/categories/postage-information...
Happy knitting. :))
Hi Jeanette.
Welcome to KAS.... from over here in WA. It's great to see another Aussie in the f
Making the basic square is a wonderful way to relax and help the children. Plain Janes, as they are affectionately called, are the backbone of KAS. Since a blanket is created with 35 squares sent by people from around the world, squares are needed all the time. The basic square being a garter stitch/single colour or striped square or I think it is single or double crochet if your preference is for crochet. By clicking on the KASpattern book tab at the top of the page you can also find lots of other patterns provided by our fellow KASers. Regarding your postage question, here is a link that should tell you just about everything, but don't hesitate to ask, if it doesn't. :))
http://forum.knit-a-square.com/forum/categories/postage-information...
If you would like to join our Aussie/NZ group, here is the link: http://forum.knit-a-square.com/group/downunderandlandofthewhitecloud
This is a great place to find or post info relevant to us Aussies and our pals across the ditch in NZ.
If you click on the groups tab at the top of the page you will find all the different groups and you are free to join as many as you would like. :))
Please check out the 'Helpful Hints' tab at the top of the page as this may answer many initial questions you may have and will help you get started. Any other questions...just ask...we love to help. :))
If you'd like to see what other KASers have been making please click on the photo tab at the top of the page....and feel free to add photos of your own work...we would love to see them. Just click on 'add photos' and follow the prompts. Anything you care to make and send will be so appreciated by Ronda and the team and the children of South Africa.
If you want to see the most active discussions at present, you may like to click on the 'main page' tab and they are listed in the centre of that page...just pick one and click on it. It is a large website, but with so much fun and info.
We also have a theme for every month that you might like to view and participate in, but there is absolutely no pressure to do so. The theme for July can be found here:
http://forum.knit-a-square.com/forum/topics/july-2014-challenge-str...
Thank you for joining us.
Happy knitting!!