🙏 Prayer Shawl Outreach Review

This glossy book is attractive and a good resource. The patterns are actually a bit more complex than I expected and can easily be resized and made into throws, throws or even scarves! this ministry will find good leadership and direction. The text focuses on meaning, prayers, functions and possibilities. I think this is a good direction to start a group or individual interested in supporting friends and family.

Most towels are beautiful and I have a feeling I will have no trouble making them. However, the instructions are not as clear as one would like and the weight of the yarn used is not clear. For example. Lightweight yarn as thick as a finger. There are three grades of finger-thick yarn. I think I need to try all three to reach my goal weight. Also, the size of the scarf is wrong on page 17 of this book. I came up with it myself (I think), I knit according to written instructions and do…

I recently started thinking about what to crochet after finishing my last Afghan family project and was wondering what charitable opportunities there are for knitters. An internet search turned up a number of great charities and services, but my favorite was the scarf service. I looked at The Shawl Ministry (where it all started) and Lion Brand for information and inspiration. I also looked at the websites of some religious groups that offer paid services. Along the way I discovered this book…