Knitting for a Cure
“Knitting for a Cure” by Kay Meadors, published by Leisure Arts in 2012, presents a collection of 18 knitting designs aimed at supporting loved ones battling breast cancer. This 96-page book features projects that emphasize encouragement and compassion, including items such as scarves, hats, and a unique Traveling Shawl created by 50 different knitters. The designs prominently incorporate the color pink and often include images of the breast cancer awareness ribbon, reflecting the book’s heartfelt mission.
Readers will find a variety of needlework projects that not only serve as gifts but also as symbols of support and solidarity. Each design is crafted with care, showcasing the emotional connection that knitting can foster during challenging times. The book invites knitters to engage in a meaningful craft while contributing to a cause that resonates deeply with many. With its focus on crafts and hobbies, “Knitting for a Cure” offers a thoughtful approach to knitting that combines creativity with compassion.
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Knowing the power of encouragement, Kay Meadors has created 18 designs to knit and share with loved ones who are fighting breast cancer. Kay says, “The journey of this book began a long time ago, when Denise Bell and I came up with the Traveling Shawl, a single project created by 50 different knitters. Its pattern and the story of its journey are right here in this book that I am so pleased to share with you, because this is one of my favorite kinds of knitting–knitting with the heart.” All in pink and with many bearing images of the breast cancer awareness ribbon, additional projects include scarves, a hat, a headband, fingerless gloves, a lap throw, teapot cozy, hot water bottle cover, pillow, and more.
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