Tuesday, July 10th 2007
[EDITOR'S NOTE: The Share A Square project has ended, and the afghans were delivered on July 7th, 2008. Although we will not continue that project, an exciting NEW endeavor, called the Good Medicine Project is in progress for summer camp 2009. We hope you will join us.]
SORRY FOR THE INCONVENIENCE, BUT I HOPE YOU JOIN ME THERE.
PLEASE NOTE THAT WE ARE NO LONGER NEEDING SQUARES FOR THE PROJECT. THANK YOU!
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[...] Updates to the program are found here. [...]
[...] I put together some pages today to help me keep track of updates for Share A Square. NO, I haven’t had time yet to actually update, so don’t y’all go sassing me, even [...]
[...] Keep your fingers crossed! No, not for that! I’m braving the ridiculous temperatures to see if anyone at the knitting group left any squares for Share A Square! Now, since there are no buttons here yet, jump on over to Shelly’s post on the afghans WE are all making for Camp Sanguinity. Now, go on. I’m just going to be playing for a few hours. SASS [...]
[...] her not so Wordless Wednesday, Teamouse posted a picture and some exciting news for the Share A Square program. I’ll let her tell you about it. I will be posting an update later today about Share A [...]
[...] back where it should be with the Share a Square logo at the top of this post. For this morning: Share A Square ongoing update page link is right here, and she has pictures and links to other squares that have come [...]
[...] and activated it. I hope it works! Links will return, but my priority for the next few days is Shelly’s Share A Square Project. Filed under [...]
[...] Share a Square, then take on the rest of the world! [...]
[...] Share a Square, then take on the rest of the world! [...]
[...] Share a Square, then take on the rest of the world! Filed under Make a difference, Rave, Let’s dream, Linked, Life balance [...]
[...] Share A Square update page! Only the good photo will return either later tonight or tomorrow. I reversed the order today. [...]
[...] called it a “gully washer.” I kept my mind and eyes busy crocheting my granny squares (Share a Square) so I wouldn’t freak out about how bad it was, it was really bad at times! But we made it [...]
[...] kick-off post for any details I’ve missed and then keep up to date at (where else?) Share A Square Ongoing Update Page at This Eclectic [...]
Sharing Squares; Sharing Ourselves…
Shelly Kneupper Tucker at This Eclectic Life recently started Share A Square, a project to give afghans to kids with cancer. Projects need people, people with the initiative to see things through. Most of us are one of them….
[...] month I crocheted and knitted several squares and sent them to Shelly @ this eclectic life.com. Shelly is calling for people to knit and crochet six inch squares, send them to her and her [...]
[...] Now you could make several or more squares, but you can pace yourself. Each time 40 different squares are received she can have another one put together! So, get one done, stuff it in an envelope and mail it to her! Now, tomorrow, next week, whenever, but now would be great! Click on the link below to see the first two in progress and to see how many thousands of squares she has received, and remember, it is not a large number of squares per person that are needed, it is the different people creating them. It is heartwarming — tell someone else, if they don’t know about it they can’t get that warm glow that comes from helping! I have it. I know you want it! So does your worst enemy, may as well tell them, too! I had no idea the afghan would be so beautiful. . . [...]
[...] top of that she has started Share A Square, a wonderful charitable effort - and she has allowed us to be part of it — you, too! [...]
[...] on the wall when a lamp/flashlight is behind it 15. as a shawl to be in the play as granny or This Eclectic Life’s Shelly (she’s going to pay me back for that, I am sure!) 16. as a cape to be Superman’s [...]
[...] also update the Share A Square information as soon as I get to the mailbox (but they never have my mail in there until after 10:30). And, [...]
[...] bistro called “banter” has agreed to host a Share A Square Day! You can click on the update page to read more. We will get those 140 afghans together for the children at Camp Sanguinity cancer [...]
[...] me right now. I wish that you could see the afghans you have made, because the pictures on the update page don’t do them justice. I wish that you could touch them. When I spread one of them out on the [...]
[...] let me mention a project you have heard me mention a time or two before, Share A Square! Click the link, Share A Square, to read all about it. I won’t go into all the details here. [...]
[...] This is a partial view of the 48 squares knitted or crocheted by 48 different human beings that was then labored over for hours by another human being(s), crocheting them together as one stained glass effect afghan for the Share A Square Project. [...]
[...] Share A Square Project for Camp Sanguinity is progressing, but Shelly needs squares by many more people. A few squares, [...]
[...] very excited! I think we will probably go yarn shopping, and maybe make up some squares for Share a Square Afghans. It is such a good thing to do while watching TV. We might have to get a book of baby afghan [...]
[...] “This Blog Blows My Dress up Contest.” 7. And donated her prize to be used for yarn for Share A Square 8. and then allowed herself to be roped in to judge Shelly’s next contest - and was a good [...]
[...] to all of you, but I really am being industrious—just not on my blog. If you go to the update for Share A Square, in the morning you will see! I want to wait for daylight to take [...]
[...] camera messed up that day, if you remember. Glad that she put the picture up so I could do that. (fifth photo down - look for the PurpleMoose on the [...]
[...] at the computer so long my eyes wouldn’t focus so I couldn’t even knit more squares for SAS, can you pick up my slack this week? [...]
[...] - don’t forget the charity knitting sites I’ve mentioned in the past - granny squares for kids with cancer - mini socks for kids who have profound hearing loss - chemo caps and the like - they are out there [...]
[...] Shelly, I should be getting them into the mail to you by Friday - unless you would like me to crochet the black edge around them - then it will be someday next week. What say you? [...]
[...] day I work. So I read blogs and ponder the questions of the universe. When will Shelly send me the squares? Who could that be? Will WM survive in a world without the mystery product? Will Jessica switch to [...]
[...] get it right eventually, but in the meantime, I have tags to punch and squares to knit for Share A Square… If you haven’t started knitting or crocheting yet — or haven’t at least [...]
[...] so cute! My square note pad is coming in handy as I make notes to children as I send in squares to Share a Square Afghans. I use a hole punch, a rubber stamp, and they are just the perfect size!! (Stay tuned for some [...]
[...] loyal readers, you may recall how I was crocheting for Share a Square Afghans! I’m making granny squares for Share a Square, a group organized by one woman who wants to [...]
[...] And last, but certainly not least…I am mentioning “Share A Square” again, I know you think I nag…well maybe I do! But this is an awesome project and one [...]
[...] Don’t forget Share a Square!! [...]
[...] Don’t forget Share a Square!! [...]
[...] can be a part of Share a Square too!! Just click the banner below to see [...]
[...] the spirit of Christmas, please check out Share a Square!! Just click the banner below to see how you to can be a part of this awesome [...]
[...] other day I ran across this post. It’s the Share-A-Square Project. Please visit the site to read more about it. I thought it [...]