Some months ago Chalky of 'Chalky's World' suggested a Challenge for the SIBOL Group. Waiting for her cataract removal operation here in the UK, it got her thinking how fortunate we are here in the UK to be able to have these operations. But can you imagine what it would be like if we lived somewhere else where these operations were not available. She suggested a Challenge for us inspired by the words of 'All things bright and beautiful' and I invited Ladies worldwide to send a design on a 6" Crocheted or Knitted Square with the words from this hymn in mind. We also took inspiration from Louis Armstrongs 'What a Wonderful World'. We have had some amazing Squares and I would like to thank everyone for taking part.
This blanket is going to be auctioned on EBAY and I will let you know when this is organised but I will accept offers privately. So if you are interested in purchasing this wonderful blanket please contact me Sue on sueatpigsty@talktalk.net
All of our SIBOL blankets are so unique and this is a one-off piece of work. Perhaps you know someone who has recently had a cataract operation and they too are grateful for the help of the Doctors. All proceeds from this blanket will go to 'Sight Savers', where the money will go towards helping others abroad.
Here's the 'Sight Savers' Link.
What a gorgeous blanket and it was assembled by jessiebonbon over on RAVELRY
I am terribly grateful to everyone that took part and of course to jessiebonbon.
Thank you!
I also had two Squares arrive today once again from jessiebonbon for our 500th Blanket Challenge.
What brilliant ideas! Thanks very much!
Thanks for visiting today if there is anything you would like to know about our Squares and blankets please mail me
Sue on sueatpigsty@talktalk.net
x Sue x
Beautiful, Sue!. I like everything handmade, heart shaped and buntings.
ReplyDeleteSue. I am so very p,eased that the sightsavers blanket is finished and looks so stunning.what a wonderful job Jessiebonbon has made of assembling it. Truly wonderful, a wonderful tribute to this wonderful world of ours and the sight to appreciate it.
ReplyDeleteThanks also to all those who sent in squares