The efforts of charity knitters (and crocheters!) can make some of the biggest differences imaginable to cancer patients. Find ways to offer comfort and support to cancer patients here!
Celebrating their 10th anniversary, Knots of Love continues to supply chemo caps to those in need — and now NICU blankets, too I take my hair for granted, really. It’s always there. I get it cut, I dye it crazy colors, I style it. When I wear a hat, it’s to add a layer of…
Thanks to an enterprising 17-year-old Girl Scout, Hudson Valley New Yorkers can help keep cancer patients warm Let me introduce you to a 17-year-old Girl Scout with a charity knitting project called Stitches of Hope that I think you’ll love to hear about. This project will be of special interest to those of you living…
Delaware Head Huggers offers free knitting patterns and a wonderful way for you to provide chemo hats to cancer patients Have you ever thought that you couldn’t do anything special with just one skein of yarn? Robin Agar, of Delaware Head Huggers, would like to tell you otherwise! With just one skein of yarn, you…
Help cancer patients in a unique way through knitting charity Ears to You In 2008, Ruth Crane was diagnosed with breast cancer. The battle against her illness included the usual hardships of chemotherapy and emotional difficulty. She made the decision early to attempt to remain as positive as possible in the face of her illness.
It has been such a privilege to join up with charity knitters all around the world! Since taking over Knitting for Charity and the Knitting Nuggets Newsletter, I have heard from knitters everywhere: all over the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, even countries where English isn’t their first language. Isn’t it wonderful how knitting…
In 2013, the Knitting Nuggets Newsletter introduced charity knitting readers to Southeast Florida Head Huggers, also known as Caps & Wraps. Today I hope to reintroduce you to this group and remind you of the great work they do in Florida.
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