Red and White, A Ripple in Progress

I make children’s size ripple afghans, about 36″ x 54″, for a local charity group which gives “comfort packages” to children who are entering the foster care program. They always include a handmade blanket, a huggable stuffed animal and sometimes, another toy or a book.

The group supplies me with yarn periodically and I find a lot more at tag sales and thrift stores. I’ve been able to keep my charity yarn boxes filled with machine washable acrylics. Obviously, I like to keep enough on hand to give me a good assortment of colors for creative play.

(Please note: this does not show my variegated yarns or the 2 boxes of smaller “scrap” balls.)

Right now, I have several skeins of “Hot Red” Red Heart Super Saver yarn. Since this isn’t a favorite shade of mine, I want to use up alot of it at once.

So my next ripple is mostly red with single rows of white to entertain my mind a little as I crochet.

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1 Response to Red and White, A Ripple in Progress

  1. Beth says:

    There are plenty of University of Alabama fans who would buy this without hesitation! And your stash is AWESOME!

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