Some of our knitters have gathered comments from knitters and modified the knitting instructions to more clearly explain how to knit breast prostheses. Take a look at our Instructions page to see the new knitting instructions.
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Tove Cravens
2/23/2014 11:35:54 pm
Today I had an email from the organizer of our Danish Sister group in which she asked, if we have a "chapter" in Kenosha, WI. She has a co-worker with family there, so I gave her the link to our website and FBpage plus my email address, so maybe we'll hear from someone in Kenosha. The project is being taken up all over Danmark by enthusiastic knitters. They are posting information in hospitals, support groups etc. and are looking for recipients. So far they have had several, who can't say enough good about how wonderful they feel in comparison with the heavy silicon prostheses. Judy, has there been any indication of inquiries from those, who got our cards during my cruise?
Tove Cravens
2/23/2014 11:41:15 pm
I LOVE the picture of the smiling group and hope to see everyone there again in the Spring. Miss y'all, but keep knitting.
Tove Cravens
2/23/2014 11:41:38 pm
I LOVE the picture of the smiling group and hope to see everyone there again in the Spring. Miss y'all, but keep knitting.
Tove Cravens
2/23/2014 11:42:10 pm
I LOVE the picture of the smiling group and hope to see everyone there again in the Spring. Miss y'all, but keep knitting. Leave a Reply. |
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