Here sisters work hard to pack up thousands of newborn, hygiene kits and more for those in need. |
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Some of the projects sisters worked on Thurs. night - making teddy bears, knitting leprosy bandages, cutting fleece for blankets, putting together kits, edging hankies for moms who lose babies, and more. |
Here sisters cut out 20,000 yards of fleece that participants of EFY (youth) will tie into warm blankets to be distributed in communities across the country. |
Humanitarian Aid Worker, Sister Glenn explains here how she needs books with magazine photos and words written in, for various humanitarian projects. |
I was told they are in need of little 'brown' dolls. So many people send white dollies which are wonderful but they need brown skinned for the millions of little ones who receive them who are brown skinned too. Click here for EASY DIRECTIONS to make the dolls. And HERE for a sock doll with arms, pattern Knitted Dolly- that resembles the pink doll above. |
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Many displays were
set up
for us to view the projects currently being accomplished by millions of
helpers across the world.
Thousands of Women
arrived
at the Women's Conference ready to assist with making hats for the
homeless,
tying quilts, painting toys for the blind and deaf, coloring and
putting
together learning books for disabled children. 70,000 Hygiene Kits were
put assembled for shipment to Afghanistan in a 2 day period.
Hat pattern: 2 oz worsted weight yarn Size I hook Chain 39 sts Sc in 2nd ch from hook, ch 1 and turn Sc in 2nd sc from hook, ch 1 and turn Continue for 54 rows Fold hat in
half and stitch
seam shut
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To purchase
the looms we
used click HERE
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