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Beverly A. Qualheim
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I set up a page for my WF group
Started Jul. 6, 2009
July 4th- What are you making?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Beverly A. Qualheim Jul. 4, 2009.
Are there any Warming Families groups in Vegas, NV or St George, UT area?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Beverly A. Qualheim Jun. 26, 2009.
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- Are you willing to donate your crafts to charity?
- yes
- Willing to share links to patterns you've found on-line?
- yes
- Do you share your patterns with others?
- Only my own personal patterns that I own the copyright to, and those on my website links.
- Want To Become a Chapter Area Volunteer? Info at: http://www.freewebs.com/warmingfamilies/areavolunteerinfo.htm
- http://yes- I will serving UMC county hospital for Vegas
- Which Shelter do you wish to support?
- http://UMC county hospital for Vegas; Cappalappa Family Resource ce...
- Address of your local shelter that you support?
- UMC county hospital in Vegas; Cappalappa is located in Overton NV
- Do you agree with Lands' End "RELEASE" re: pictures/sound?
- yes
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New loom knitted hat pattern
Posted on November 26, 2009 at 6:15pm —
Wonderful Hat Story from Millie in NYC
"This morning on my way to work, I saw the people already lined up to receive food from the church food bank. I counted 4 people sitting there. Mind you distribution is at 12:00 PM and they were already there at 7:30 PM.
I ran to my parked car, grabbed a handful of hats and approached them. I told them I was thinking of them and made the hats and they could pick anyone they wanted. One lady got teary-eyed and touched me with her broad… Continue
Posted on November 11, 2009 at 4:30pm —
How are you coming on making hats?
I've made 35 I think.... got 3 done today so far. Day off-- I like days off!!
Bev
Posted on September 7, 2009 at 5:53pm —
We need a few good women - well, a lot actually!! :)
I know that out there somewhere, there are lurking people who would LOVE to reach out to help the homeless and displaced. Some of you maybe have helped Warming Families in the past?
We need some more Chapter Area Volunteers, all around the world actually, but especially in the United States. I would like to see at least 2 in every state (and Province! and country!!) to help warm those in need.
Maybe you have thought about doing something like this?
Being a Chapter Area… Continue
Posted on July 24, 2009 at 8:32am —
Angels
Jeffrey R. Holland, "The Ministry of Angels, Ensign," Oct. 2008 LDS General Conference
Posted on July 16, 2009 at 8:28am —
Comment Wall (16 comments)
- At 9:07pm on November 01, 2009, Sandy Wood gave Beverly A. Qualheim a gift…
This is for all the wonderful knitting & crocheting & hard work you do & for being my friend. Hugs Sandy in New ZealandFrom the Gift Store
- At 11:46am on October 13, 2009,
knitwitmom said…
- Yes, I have spoken with Kaye. Thank you! Glad to be here!
- At 8:33pm on September 20, 2009,
Judy Garrett said… - I googled Lily Chin and the pattern is called "Pinwheels' Berets and Toques". It would depend on where she lives as far as ordering it.
The baby blanket is a free pattern at knitty.com and the link is:
http://www.knitty.com/ISSUEfall08/PATTopart.html
- At 7:02pm on September 20, 2009,
Judy Garrett said…
- I found it!
Pinwheels' Berets and Toques
Three Beret and three Toque designs inspired by the sectionally-triangled hats of friend and fellow fiber artist Norma Ellman. The hats offer endless possibilities for using small amounts of hand-dyed as well as solid color yarns. Adjustments to size may be made in cast off round. Beret top is about 11" in diameter and toque about 9" $5.00 (Designed for bulky or chunky weight yarn.) Design by Lily Chin
- At 5:49pm on September 20, 2009,
Judy Garrett said…
- Hi there. The hat you asked about is from a Lily Chin pattern. I think it is about $4 and will let you know more when I locate it. I am pretty sure there is a copyright on it, but it is affordable. I think there are 5 or 6 variations of the hat and I followed it exactly this time. I used a bulky Brown Sheep yarn and have seen it made with a worsted that is lighter than the one in the picture. It was fun to make and I will be making more when I get to winter knitting. The weather is so nice today I would rather knit with cotton. judy
- At 5:41pm on September 5, 2009,
Regina Mixon said… - Hi Bev, thanks for the update. I am busy making hats and just got a friend to help.
- At 7:17pm on July 15, 2009,
Julie Cooney said…
- Hi Bev
Thankyou for your comment and help, i am new to this, looking forward to get my knitting needles out again
Julie
- At 8:16am on July 15, 2009,
Beverly A. Qualheim said…
- Good morning Connie,
This will be a hat project now, not blankets as originally thought. I have removed Alan's comment about the blankets to avoid confusion. :) I think you will like making hats as they are simple, and quick to make.
If you have more question please don't hesitate to ask. :)
Bev
- At 8:01am on July 15, 2009,
Connie Floray said… - Bev, I haven't crocheted in years but keep saying I want to get back to it. Figure this is as good areason as any to do so! And I've NEVER knitted!
- At 3:36pm on July 2, 2009,
Alan Osmond said… - Bev,
You, Kaye Rogers and I are now all administrators!
You should be able to make changes from your computer!
Thanks,
Alan
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