From Hearts to Hands

Hello, My special projects have included many things over the years, but I've narrowed it down to teaching homeless women to knit and crochet.

I could use: Red Heart yarn, Crochet hooks any size, Small scissors, Cloth tote bags (like from grocery stores) Easy, basic crochet or knit instructional books for the ladies Knitted items for them to wear

What I have extra or could make: Appliqued quilt blocks Granny squares of any size Baby yarn (hard for my ladies to use) Fabric - cotton or fleece Buttons of all kinds Yards of ribbons

Hi, my local projects that I could use help with are making pillowcases for the children at a near by hospital in the neurology dept. My son was there recently for a EEG test for his epilepsy. So material ,thread and the like would be great. Also making blankets for them as well.

I also am working on blankets for the animals and lap ghans for a nursing home. So any size block, crochet or knit or sewn would help.

Things I have to share, too many to list but I have all different kinds or yarn, wool, cotton. Alot of knitting needles all sizes. Can make blocks as well. Ribbon, beads and such.

My special projects are making quilts for the homeless. Have just started with quilts and blankets for small children. ( with several family members who work at hospitals that's a must.) Also crochet hats, scarfs and afghans for the homeless.

The supplies that I use, 1. 100 percent cotton fabric (any size) 2.Hand Sewing Needles (the short size with large eyes for Yarn) 3. black or white sewing thread, 4. Rotary Blades (size 45mm) 5. Singer Sewing Machine Needles 6. Red Heart Acrylic Yarn (the brown or green tones, if possible).

To trade: 1. 100 percent fabric, Charms (5" x 5" Square), Noodles (5" x 42-45") Jelly Rolls ( 2 1/2" x 42-45") or Fat Quarters (18" x 22") 2. Yarn (Red Heart Acrylic or Peaches & Cream cotton) 3. Crochet Hooks 4. Small Sissors 5. Stright Pins or Large Safety Pins 6. Seam Rippers or Rulers.

Hi everyone! I do the following:

I crochet blankets for children that are ill or in trauma. So I will take yarn, mostly any kind (not the fancy ones) but the soft baby yarns (I also make baby booties, hats and washclothes). I also like the Vanna yarns and cotton yarns (like peaches and cream).

I live for crochet hooks and am always either losing them in my chair or leaving them somewhere. My favorite size is G and H.

I also seem to lose scissors:0) So small scissors for cutting yarn.

Thank you in advance! teri

@pearlie as my send partner, I'm interested in any 10.5" OR 12.5" quilt blocks, can always use baby yarn and the fabric, either cotton OR the fleese. Thanks

Hi all! I guess I forgot the things I have to trade. I have yarn, material, wooden items to paint, some beads, bottle cap tops. I hope this helps. teri