I thought you might like to see some of the completed afghans (perhaps you can spot one of your squares?). Here are a few:
You can click on the photos to enlarge them, to see the details!
(apologies for the lack of photos of the 34 afghans that went to Ghana June 6th, 2008; my camera battery died and I didn’t get them photographed)
June 9, 2008
Some of the next shipment of afghans: (these are the new design with the little ‘teeny beanies’ in the pocket)
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Fall, 2007
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What 27 completed afghans looks like:
October 20, 2007
(click on to enlarge)
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ALL THAT CONTRIBUTED IN ANY WAY, TO THIS EFFORT!
These will be sent out to Ghana Nov. 4, 2007!
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August 1, 2008
Here are a few of the more recently completed afghans, beginning with Afghan #100:
- Here it is – Afghan #100!
- Six more recently completed afghans
- I love the colors in this one
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9/16/08 These are both from Debi Peterson, using all her squares. Click on the photo for close-ups. She made a lot of ‘picture squares’!
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12/28/08
51 afghans bound for Durban, S. Africa
Close-up of one of the afghans
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4/2/09
Closeup of the “Teeny Beanie Pocket” (rooster)
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5/22/09
33 more afghans delivered, to go to Ghana
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6/24/2009
Dan Smither, head of “Key of Hope Ministries” of Durban, S. Africa, and “grammiepammie”.
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12/08/09
- 11 Afghans for Durban, S. Africa
22 afghans for Ethiopia & Sierre Leone
This time afghan delivery was slightly changed; Bettye Wright specifically asked for 22 afghans for patients she currently has in her care: those living in Ethiopia & Sierre Leone. Delivery was today for those afghans and the afghans destined for Durban, S. Africa will be tomorrow (12/9/09).
That brings the total of all afghans completed since this ministry started to 219.
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August 18, 2011
Afghan # 300!!!
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Wow now that is a lot of work, color, and love spread out on those tables. I’m glad I got to be part of it. Your sewing hand sure dresses everything up my friend!
Are you still taking afghans squares. I have looked for another website about this project but cannot find it. Thank you