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Delaware Head Huggers

We are a splinter group of Head Huggers, which was started by Sue Thompson… More

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Bristol Knititiative

Bristol Knititiative is a social sustainability project with a mission to… More

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Care Wear Volunteers, Inc.

Care Wear Volunteers, Inc. works to provide apparel and related items to… More

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S.A.C.K. (Supporting A Community with Kindness)

S.A.C.K. is a 501c3 nonprofit organization where people from all over the… More

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Nimble Fingers on the Prairie

Nimble Fingers on the Prairie knits and crochets hats, mittens, scarves,… More

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A Child's Light

A Childs Light is a child abuse prevention education and advocacy… More

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Mittens for Detroit

Mittens for Detroit (MFD) has been warming hands and hearts since the… More

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Kozy Kovers for Kids

Our goal is to give a new handmade blanket to each and every child that… More

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The Lucy Ladybug Knit-Along

Lucybug.org is a gathering place for those who make items to donate for… More

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Calypso's Ocean Charity

Calypso's Ocean is a two-part organization. One part is supplying an… More

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A Heart Full of Love: Johnny's Socks

Recovering from the loss of her son, Rosemary Chapman began the knitting… More

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Binky Patrol

Binky patrol is a national organization that knits, sews, quilts and… More

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March of the Blanketeers

March of the Blanketeers is a 501(c)(3) non profit organization dedicated… More

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Warriors for Hope

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Lace and Mohair Infinity Scarf

This beautiful knit infinity scarf pattern is the perfect addition to your pile of knit accessories. The Lace and Mohair Infinity… Continue reading: "Lace and Mohair Infinity Scarf"



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