Wednesday, November 19, 2008

KISS ME, I'M ECO...

YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE IRISH TO GO GREEN....


Red Heart Eco-Cotton (75% recycled cotton)



Chemo caps for Adult Male

While I was at StitchesEast, I visited with the RedHeart Folks who were eager to answer all my questions and show me their new eco-friendly cotton

and blend that they now have. They also had really cool free patterns (always a treat!)


I made chemo caps with the cotton. It was easy to knit/crochet with and less bulky than other cottons. Do check the guidelines of the organization you are making caps for to make sure it will be accepted.


It's also a wonderful weight for other projects as well. Sturdy, durable, yet has flexibility, and soft. Great for kid projects, don't you think?


I purchased mine from Herrschners, but it's always good to shop around or visit your local yarn shop.


Knit-Crochet-Share-Go!


Marg (watching Max watching Molly to find out why he's barking at the FedX dude???-must be a Yorkie thing)
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