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Permalink Reply by Pam Antink on May 21, 2012 at 2:26am

Facebook posting from Sue Drury (Australia) : Some of the hats I've knitted lately. Should be on their way soon!

Permalink Reply by Bev Jeffery on May 21, 2012 at 8:41am

Wow! Aren't these nice and cheery....and with ear flaps, too...extra warm.

Permalink Reply by Pam Antink on Monday

From the kAS Facebook page : a message from Carolyn Krist - Germany :

Hi, I'm from Germany and I'm knitting sweaters for pinguins. My Son asked me if it's possable to knitt something for childeren. Well I searched in WWW and found your side. I also want to knitt and crochet for the childeren. Do you still need help?

PS Mary & Anne Lokken have kindly answered Carolyn.

Permalink Reply by Pam Antink on Tuesday

A message on the KAS Facebook page from : Merissa Lulling Bush

My school, Yew Chung International School Shanghai, just mailed 390 squares yesterday. Fingers crossed that the package arrives in time to be counted for the Knit A Squillion challenge!

Permalink Reply by P. Jeanne Haessler yesterday

Fantastic.  There are caring hearts all over the world!

Permalink Reply by Pam Antink on Thursday

Kas Facebook page, message from Maudie Bryan :

Wool-Girl goes to the up market Mathilda's market, at THE OLD WOOLSTORE on Sunday. With a name match like that I am sure to sell well. More news afterwards.

Permalink Reply by Pam Antink on Thursday

KAS Facebook page message from  - Adeshni Govender :

Thank you Ronda to you and your team. Today myself and the cummins team in alrode handed your donation over to the kathorus orphange in thakoza. Without you guys I would have not had the pleasure of seeing thoes happy faces today . What you are doing is amazing . May god always bless you and your team.
Permalink Reply by Sue Gillman yesterday

What a lovely experience she had !

Permalink Reply by P. Jeanne Haessler yesterday

Oh wow, that's lovely to hear!  Here's a photo of it.

I noticed how sometimes there are two or three children wrapped in one blanket.  The need is so great clearly.  When looking at these I was thinking of all the love from around the world that made these squares and hats.  Well done everyone!  Bless you!

Permalink Reply by Sue Gillman 1 hour ago

Yes i noticed that there are more than one child to a blanket. I suppose the message is that squares squares squares are needed. Someone from SA may be able to tell us if it was becasue there were not enough or did the children do that themselves ?

Permalink Reply by Pam Antink 5 hours ago

Message on the KAS Facebook page from Louise Humphreys-Lichtenwainer :

Question about knitted squares. I've read that slipping the first stitch on each row allows knit items that need to be seamed to be seamed more easily. As a tight knitter I'm a little concerned about how easily my squares will be able to be seamed by your volunteers... In your experience does slipping the first stitch make any difference? Looking forward to getting started making squares for your charity!

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