Everything You Need to Know about Charity Knitting for Premature Babies
Charity knitting for premature babies is incredibly rewarding! Here’s what you need to know to do it well
-
-
How to Welcome New Families to America through a Gift of Love
You’re invited to partner with the Welcome Blanket Project and knit for refugees and other new families to America Ever since I first learned the true meaning of the word “refugee,” I have felt an intense desire to help. I believe it’s a natural response when your eyes are opened to the horrors so many…
-
How to Celebrate a Miraculous Preemie with Mighty Miracles Foundation
Send your handmade hearts to Mighty Miracles Foundation to bring comfort and love to premature infants and their families Amanda Dickinson’s second child, Kaleb, was born entirely too soon because of a heart defect. She was consumed with worry and fear, and her birth experience was one hundred percent different than the one she had…
-
How to Care for Knitted Hats before You Donate to Charity
Experts from knitting charities weigh in on how to care for knitted hats before donating them to charity A reader named Wendy asked: “I would like to know, what is the next process before giving hats to charity, especially hospitals? In what manner of washing and bagging do these hats have to go through before…
-
Get Your Chemo Caps & NICU Blankets to People in Need through Knots of Love
If you’re looking for a great way to ensure your lovingly crafted chemo caps and/or NICU blankets go to those who need them most, you can’t go wrong with Knots of Love If you are currently blessed with a full head of hair, chances are that you–like me–take your hair for granted. It’s always there….
-
How Your Knitting Can Warm Hearts and Babies in Need in the Great State of Colorado
If you live in Colorado and have a heart for families in need, particularly those with premature infants or suffering through a stillbirth, consider helping out Warm Hearts-Warm Babies Stillbirth is a tragedy that no expectant parent should have to suffer through. Unfortunately, while the rate of stillbirth in the United States has declined dramatically…
