Showing posts with label St. Anthony's. Show all posts
Showing posts with label St. Anthony's. Show all posts

Sunday, December 18, 2011

73 Scarves (+ Some Caps) Crafted!


iKnit has collected 73 scarves for St. Anthony's - almost double of our original goal of 40! Our project has been an amazing success, far beyond what we'd imagined it would be, and we are incredibly grateful to everyone who has contributed to the project! It's very inspiring to see how many people care.

In a few hours, I'll be driving over to San Francisco to drop off the scarves and hats. I know that these lovingly handmade items will really brighten up the lives of those in need.

An aerial view of the scarves and hats


Friday, December 16, 2011

Thank You to the Needlecrafts Class!



 A huge thank you to the needlecrafts class at the Fremont Senior Center! Even though we contacted them less than two weeks ago, they were able to craft thirteen lovely scarves and several caps on such short notice. Their efforts are greatly appreciated and will help warm the necks and hearts of those in need this winter. Thank you!

Friday, December 9, 2011

We've Reached Our Goal!

We are thrilled to announce that we have finally reached our goal of 40 scarves for St. Anthony's! In fact, there are still several scarves being made at the moment, so we're set to pass our goal before December 16, when we'll be delivering the beautiful scarves to St. Anthony's in San Francisco. Great job everyone! (:

Have you taken the iKnit Survey yet? If not, please take a few minutes to fill it out! You can find it in the post below. Thank you for your valuable feedback!

Monday, December 5, 2011

Please take our iKnit Survey! (:

As you may already know, iKnit is not an official club at Mission San Jose High. iKnit was created just a few weeks ago as part of an English project. So far, our first project, Scarves for St. Anthony's, has been quite successful! There are two weeks left and 10 more scarves that need to be crafted before the deadline, Dec. 16! :D We can do it!


With iKnit's success so far with Scarves for St. Anthony's, we're considering forming an actual charity knitting/crocheting club at MSJ, and we would like to know your opinion! Please take a few minutes to fill out our survey below, or click: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dC1JTnc5cE9JSTY1UmtyNU10djFLekE6MQ.

Also, if you participated in Scarves for St. Anthony's, please make sure to fill out the survey! (For the purposes of our project, we'd like to know the extent of participation at MSJ in the event.)



Thank you!

Friday, December 2, 2011

27 Scarves for St. Anthony's (so far!)


Some of the wonderful scarves that people have knitted in the past few weeks

We have completed 27 scarves and are still knitting and crocheting more! At this rate, we may even surpass our goal for 40 scarves. Yay! :)

We greatly appreciate the generosity of those who have donated supplies! They will be put to good use.
Also, thank you to everyone who has helped knit or crochet. Without your efforts, iKnit wouldn't be nearly as successful as it is now. Keep crafting those scarves so that more people will feel the love and warmth this winter!

(Donation boxes are still in rooms E1A, B21, and the MSJ library. If you're interested in knitting/crocheting scarves, please email iKnitMSJ@gmail.com)


 


Monday, November 14, 2011

Beautiful yarn for Scarves for St. Anthony's


Such pretty colors!
 On Friday, I bought 20 skeins of 100% wool yarn from Michaels! The yarn is quite soft and warm, and it's extremely eager to be knitted & crocheted into scarves for St. Anthony's! (: Time to work on my knitting skills and find some new patterns!

Sunday, November 13, 2011

Our first project: Scarves for St. Anthony's

Our first project is Scarves for St. Anthony's. Check out the page above for more information and ways to help! (:

The St. Anthony Foundation

We will be knitting and crocheting scarves for the St. Anthony Foundation's Holiday Donation Drive. St. Anthony's provides food, shelter, clothing, and vital services to the poor of San Francisco. http://www.stanthonysf.org/