Great news - a knit-a-square forum
My name is Zanny and Sandy is my daughter, Kalai and Cressida my granddaughters. KAS starts all our days with so much encouragement and appreciation for all the ladies, men, and children, who continue to swell the square tally when Ronda, my sister in Johannesburg or her Soweto Comfort Club ladies take a trip to the post office. Box after Box, envelope after envelope always awaiting collection. Squares, caps, jumpers by the hundreds. How wonderful is that. As Sandy's Mum I would love to get to know YOU ALL, and certainly this new forum will be a great way to do that. My square count is over 100 now, and have knitted many many caps, square jumpers, vests - they are all being photographed by Patrice Liem, a graphic designer who works with Sandy.
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Permalink Reply by Erin van der Vyver on -
WOW Zanzi! 100 squares?? You put me to chame for sure! I have managed to get about 12 done so far but have spent lots of time sewing squares together into blankets too! I really quite enjoy it actually - v. therapeutic!!
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