Saturday 26 June 2010

Knitting 4 Heroes


Today I went to the Knitting 4 Heroes Exhibition in Hereford. It was a very impressive display with the pieces of work being donated by knitters across the country. The flag was of course the centre piece of the exhibition and the scale of it was sooo impressive.

If you knit please check out these links as the next project has already begun and they need 450 donated squares in greens to make a commemorative wreath.

10 comments:

  1. Oh thanks for posting this, Jo, I didn't know anything about it. I've got a nephew serving in Afghanistan at the minute so Help for Heroes is close to my heart. Will have a look at the links.

    PS Love the Union flag pants!!!

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  2. Oh my, I want those panties ;)
    Such a great cause, really wish I could knit.

    B xxx

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  3. There is some really greta stuff there, and for such a good cause :)

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  4. Wow - it all looks so impressive - love the flag.

    Am a fairly novice knitter but can do squares so have saved those links :)

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  5. What a great cause - I love seeing knitting used in more contemporary and fun ways. The flag is amazing.

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  6. This is lovely Jo, I saw her on the news with the flag, didn't realise it was so near or I would have gone. I'm not very good at knitting but have saved the link as a square should be within even my skills lol.

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  7. Love the knitting!!! and what a good cause it is for too!!

    I particularly like the knitted heart cushions.

    Kerry xxxx

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  8. Hello All, Thanks Jo for all your positive praise, and thank you to all the people who have praised the work. Ali xx

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  9. Brilliant to see it all at the exhibition - the ladies here at Loving Hands have been so happy to be part of this project - the heart shaped cushions with the white edgings are actually crocheted and were made by our Lorraine - she made loads of these over the last few months bless her ;0) Looking forward to the exhibition making it's way up to Scotland so we can see it too!

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  10. Thankyou for all your comments, interest, praise & support for this project. What Will's mum Lucy and Auntie Ali are doing in his memory is inspirational, xxx

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