Today I finished my last squares for my first Kas Project. It has taken me the whole week and I'm afraid to say, I did fall behind on some of my housework. Now that the Project is finished, I can catch up on all those little jobs that still need doin
Ronda reports that in December 2012 KAS supplied John Crane House with blankets so the former street children have a warm cover during the cooler months of the year. Here is a report from the Rev Brent Chalmers
HELP! I've only posted one parcel so far....but cannot remember what info I need to include in it.......looked all over the site but cannot find out.......thanks
My progress so far are six completed squares, five green, one white and one just started. Hopefully I will get a couple more done tonight. It is a real joy and very relaxing to sit down and work for this wonderful cause and the children involved. The
I love knitting, but am not that good at sewing up! So knitting squares for KAS is the perfect answer for me - and at the same time my knitting is helping a child.
I have challenged my friends and colleagues to knit squares during Lent, so that inste
For my first Kas Project I have chosen to knit 35 squares, needed for a full blanket. The colours I have chosen for this project will reflect the season of Spring, which is upon us now, even though it doesn't feel like it yet. I have chosen a light g
I have just joined KAS and I am looking forward to knitting my first squares for this wonderful organisation. My mother taught me to knit when I was very young and I have knitted many garments over the years. Now I am a grandmother, I
A KAS Square from Anneke (The Netherlands) representing a KAS Blanket - a lovely symbol of the wonderful service and support the KasFolk lovingly provide for the children of Africa.
RONDA'S WINTERS DRIVE 2013 PROGRESS - Linda Maltby
I've been knitting almost 10 years -- taught myself the basics from a book, and fell in love with the craft! I've been wanting to knit for charity, and am doing blankets for a U.S. charity called Project Linus. I love the idea of knitt
I am a newbie as well - gave up triathlons after one too many injuries. My husband bought me needles, wool and a book for my birthday in September. I have mastered a few stitches and have knitted a lovely cushion cover and goldilocks and the three
Hi all, im a newbie to KAS and to knitting. Ive just about mastered the basics, been practising my squares and have set up a childrens knitting club in my childrens school. We're very eager to start our squares but im unsure of what wool to buy, does
I gave up knitting several years ago, but heard about knitting all those lovely things for KAS at church a few weeks ago and thought "I could do that" So here I am, feeling inspired and with lots of new knitting ne
I have moved house and had the holiday and a lovely Christmas. I have missed the Forum but soooo much has been happening - just on the KAS front let alone with the house etc. Here is a summary -
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