knitted in brattleboro with love,
these simple dolls traveled to africa
and were given, with love, to aids orphans...
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27 comments:
those are really cute knit dolls! Who made them? I should get the directions!
And I bet they are much appreciated and loved when they reach those little hands. Beautiful work, Kitty!
How adorable. I wonder if they are hard to knit? What a sweet gift to send those precious children.
V
Love those dolls, love their traveling . . .
Very cool. And I'm so glad they made it into the right hands in a continent where our stupid policies have made the AIDs crisis worse!
A lot of love awaits these sweet little dolls.
Did you knit them?
☼ Sunny
How sweet! I am sure a lot of love went into them and they brought a lot of joy to the children in Africa.
made by loving hands......
These things last forever in the arms of children. Beautiful gesture.
Nice in so many ways.
Sweet and good.
How wonderful that these colorful dollies will brighten up a sweet child's day. MB
What a great project. Perfect for theme day.
How cute and lovely they are! and what great gifts to send to children!the "bright color theme" is also INSIDE of them!...
This is a great post for the theme. Julie and I traveled to Tanzania in February, and the children were adorable. These dolls will be very appreciated.
We brought a suitcase full of supplies to give to a rural school that we knew we would visit. We brought 60 cans of Play Dough, mini Etch-a-Sketches, and reams of colored paper, scissors, glue, etc. We had to show the teachers how to use the scissors and glue, which they readily understood, but with which they were unfamiliar.
Lovely plush!
Wonderful! Bright colour and for a great cause too.
So cute! Very cool entry, Beattcat!
Most beautiful thing, even more taking into account their purpose!
God bless you!
Cezar
And, you made each one, right?
And, you made each one, right?
Such a special gift and made with love I'm sure. Wonderful colors. This reminds me of a friend who started a church group which knits "Prayer Shawls". While they can be worn to say prayers, the name really comes from all the prayers being said over them while they are being made. These kinds of gifts mean so much more.
Magnificent travellers of Love!
Oh that is so sweet of Brattleboro!
An original choice and a very colorful subject! Those dolls are lovely!
Bravo to Brattleboro and to your theme day post!
this is really special. great colors and great story. awesome that people do this
Beautiful!
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