I just thought I would do a quick post about a beanie I made for KOGO (Knit One Give One).
KOGO is entirely run by a team of dedicated volunteers, with over 6,000 generous knitters across Australia.
They love that their knitted garments provide some physical warmth for recipients, but also give them an emotional boost because they know they have been hand-made with love by a community that cares. Their volunteers are everyday Australians who donate their time and wool in order to give a little warmth and comfort for those doing it tough. They come from all walks of life and they vary in age – the youngest so far being an 11 year old girl and their oldest being over 100!
I have done my first video post on it and I have posted a link to the pattern which will be free.
So if you want to help out with KOGO you can use my pattern or use your favourite to make a scarf, beanie or blanket.
Juniper Moon Beanie – Miss Harry
$5.00 Inc. GST
This beanie pattern comes with instructions for 8ply and 10Ply and is made in the round from the top down.
It is an adult size. I have made this using Juniper Moon’s – Santa Cruz in 10 ply and there Patagonia in 8 ply and they turned out great. The sample in the picture is Santa Cruz in Cerulean. One skein is all you need. Written Instrcutions and uses UK/International Terminology
Price is for pattern only. Pattern is a PDF and is available as a download
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I donated the beanie I made to KOGO (Knit One Give One).
A great charity who organise knitted and crocheted goods for the homeless and under-privileged. Please consider donating to this worthwhile group.
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