Red Scarf Project: Red Scarf Project Revisited . . .

Sunday, September 11, 2005

Red Scarf Project Revisited . . .

Hello RSP supporters!

I am back and finally will get off my previously jet-lagged butt to update my site. Thanks to Princess Knits and Eboni in a Pear Tree, I will get started. I had a beautiful scarf from Princess awaiting me upon my return from China, and I received a lovely scarf from Eboni last week.

Revisit soon -- I will be back to give details about my adventure. Slideshow anyone?

Thank you to every single one of you!

Lisa

2 Comments:

At 10/03/2005 12:36 AM, Abby said…

Welcome back! Are you still going to run the Red Scarf Project to raise money now that you are back from your trip?

I ask, because I just stumbled across your site, and I've been knitting a lovely cranberry lace scarf, and having no idea who to give it to. I'd be happy to donate it, as a skill donation is perfect for broke little me!
At 10/05/2005 10:16 AM, Lisa said…

Abby, I hope you are checking back -- I sent this message to you but it bounced back: Thanks so much for writing. I am indeed going to revive the Red Scarf Project and will greatly appreciate your contribution. Since the market for red scarves is pretty much saturated around here J, I think I will move online to eBay and send 100% of sales to Love Without Boundaries, which is a major contributor to Hope Foster Home. Again, thank you for your interest and willingness to help out!

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Name: Lisa

Location: Charlotte, North Carolina, United States

My name is Lisa Miller. I volunteered with Hope Foster Home in China last summer (June-August 2005). I'm going back to work with the babies in January 2006!

What you can do: Knit warm items for children in the orphanages. They can be ANY color! Hats, scarves, mittens, even sweaters and vests for the kids -- baby through school-aged -- will be greatly appreciated.

How to do it: You can reach me at gremlinperson@carolina.rr.com. Just send your knitted/crocheted/sewed items ASAP to:

Lisa Miller
1205 E. 35th St.
Charlotte NC 28205

Warm Item Details: Hats, scarves, mittens, even sweaters and vests for the kids -- baby through school-aged -- will be greatly appreciated.

When: I will mail a large package (no international postage required!!!) to Amy (fellow knitting volunteer) in China the first week in December and then the last week in December. I will take other items when I go in January!