Hi Sandy - my pictures on at last. Helen, my daughter as just done it!! B W Pam
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Bronwyn Low Dec 29, 2011. 6 Replies 0 Likes
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Bronwyn Low replied to Pam Lee's discussion 'Child's top'
Hi Pam
Did you ever find this pattern? I think this might be a pattern that I have been looking for. I would appreciate it if you could let me have it. thank you Bronwyn
peggy Sack left a comment for Pam Lee
I probably hold the thread differently than you. However I do it works. How does it hurt you pinkies?? Was nice to here from you
Pam Lee replied to Harrison's mom's discussion 'Yarn-aholics Therapy'
Hi Jeni ( I guess you must be Harrison's Mum - a cute little boy). So glad to hear you've got fixed up with a talk to a guiding trefoil group in February 2011. Like you I crochet when |I've done a few chores. You must have quite a…
peggy Sack left a comment for Pam Lee
great to hear from you was wondering if crocheting is quicker than knitting.
You do such pretty crocheting. Maybe I will learn someday I just make as they call them plain jane squares lately. Unless the skein of yarn is already stripe or variegated…
Pam Lee left a comment for peggy Sack
Hi Peggy - no I'm not new! I've been working on this project since, Thursday 26th February 2009 when I sent my first 3 squares to S.A. I have taken a while to understand this web site!! I think I'm getting the hang of it now. I notice…
peggy Sack left a comment for Pam Lee
great quilt pam never seen you on the blog before are you new
Pam Lee replied to Harrison's mom's discussion 'Yarn-aholics Therapy'
Hi Jeni, I love the picture of all your yarns - you are obviously a really keen knitter. Your loom is something I have not seen - except small one some years ago which made flowers to attach to a small cot/pram blanket. I am getting ancient now (ha)…
Pam Lee commented on Diane McTigue's group 'UK'
Hi Christine Johnson - What a nice thing to say about my squares!
It's given me a real boost - thanks so much. I'll look out for some of your too. I've found some lovely variegated wool (acrylic) which makes them look quite pretty -…
Pam Lee commented on Diane McTigue's group 'UK'
Hi Christine and Elaine - thanks for your comments re the teddies and patterns. On thinking about it I have decided to stick to crocheting the squares just now. I am now keeping an eye open for good quality knitted cardigans etc for the little ones.…
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Pam Lee commented on Diane McTigue's group 'UK'
Hi Christine Johnson - thanks for telling me about the allfororphans site - useful to read latest news. Do you know where the simple pattern for small teddies is available on our site? I would like to knit a few later on for Christmas. I've…
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Re Schools - involvement in KAS
Posted on May 29, 2010 at 9:42pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Hi Sandy - I wonder if that was Ruyton School in Melbourne that was involved? If not I think they might be interested.
What do you think?
What do you think?
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- At 6:46am on August 26, 2010,
peggy Sack said…
- I probably hold the thread differently than you. However I do it works. How does it hurt you pinkies?? Was nice to here from you
- At 4:39am on August 22, 2010,
peggy Sack said…
- great to hear from you was wondering if crocheting is quicker than knitting.
You do such pretty crocheting. Maybe I will learn someday I just make as they call them plain jane squares lately. Unless the skein of yarn is already stripe or variegated I have been trying to work with thicker yarn so squares go more quicker want to get a few more done before I have to pay for my squares to go from the US to Africa I guess you have heard we can send them in the US and this is much much cheaper. I hope you have a nice weekend.
And yes my son does most of the extra stuff especially taking and putting pictures on which I do for myself to to kind of have a scrap book on line of the squares I have done.
- At 6:40pm on August 19, 2010,
marina said…
- thank you Pam and happy crochetering!.
We had a marvellous time the 14th and I will be writing all about soon on My page.
Bye for now.
- At 6:30am on August 19, 2010,
peggy Sack said…
- great quilt pam never seen you on the blog before are you new
- At 9:42pm on August 10, 2010,
Christine Johnson said… - Hello Pam,
I have just been admiring your crochet squares on your profile photograph. If I could crochet like that I would stick to making squares as well - they're beautiful.
- At 8:03pm on August 9, 2010,
marina said…
- I would like to say that the original pattern is the Trauma Teddy and you can find it on the website.
Ther Red Cross and other charities use them to bring them to war zones around the world and the Police and Fire brigade use them here in England.
Let me know if you have any luck.
- At 7:36pm on August 9, 2010,
marina said…
- Dear Pam, sorry about the delay. I am not on line as often as I wish but eventually I always answer.
The pattern is under the Pattern section.
It was put on ages ago with the help of Sandy as I was having difficulty navigating the Site at the time.
Now also that is all changes in it, as I don't come very often I still feel a bit lost. Thank you for the kind comments.
T
- At 11:48am on September 8, 2009,
Sandy McDonald said… - Hello Pam, so far so good with all the July Challenge blankets as long as they are marked correctly Ronda has not been paying duty. Perhaps they are now turning a blind eye - wouldn't that be good!
- At 2:35am on September 8, 2009,
marina said…
- Thank you Pam!.
- At 8:59pm on June 4, 2009,
Sandy McDonald said…
- Hi Pam,
I am just getting around to finding you all to welcome you to the KAS community, although you are already an old hand! and one of Ronda's favorite contributers. Look forward to a long time of chatting on the forum, Sandy
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