Wednesday, November 19, 2014

Funny knit hat, blue hat and zinnias

I bought this cute red hat for a young friend of mine, and next to it is a blue hat and scarf for me. They were knit and prayed over by ladies at my church, and all the money raised goes to help local people. Each hat and scarf has a tag attached which says "Hand made with love and prayers in every stitch by the Knit Wits" of our church. Any items not sold are given to local charities including one for children with cancer. All the yarn is donated.
This photo is a two fer since it shows the zinnias I bought at the Farmers Market, organic and locally grown. I picked out twelve stems for $5 and got a nice bouquet.
Guess who the blue hat and scarf are for? Lucky little me.


21 comments:

Dianna said...

What a lovely idea your church has. Knitters around the world share their talents and prayers and those in need are benefited. Love that!

I also really like the shade of blue of the scarf and hat.

Have a great remainder of the week, Terra.

Red Rose Alley said...

Oh Terra,
What a wonderful thing that the knitters are doing in your church. I really like that red hat, it's so cute. My sister knits and crochets, and I've always thought it was such a talent.

Happy Thanksgiving, my friend.

love,
~Sheri

Melinda said...

Cute hats and scarf. What a nice way to share a skill.

Enjoy!

Thanks for stopping by Dreaming.
Please join the fun.

M :)

Debbie-Dabble Blog and A Debbie-Dabble Christmas said...

Terra,
Thanks so much for your visits to my Christmas blog and for taking the time to leave such kind comments!!
I truly appreciate it!!

Hugs,
Deb

Dee said...

Love the name Knit Wits...:)

What a grand ministry for the ladies...love that they prey over each hat and scarf...may God bless each of them and the people who receive them.

HappyK said...

What a great thing the church knitters are doing. Cute hat and love the blue color in the scarf.

Mari said...

Those are so cute, and even more special because of how they are made and prayed over.

Starting Over, Accepting Changes - Maybe said...

When I saw the Zennias, I had to check again as to where you live. California might be one of only a few states that still has flowers growing in their gardens. You are also one of the few places who still have Farmer's Markets that are still selling thei produce and things.

Hilary Melton-Butcher said...

Hi Terra - that's a great idea of the Church .. and I bet the gift will be much loved - and you need it now with the snow. Your woollen goodies too - I can't wear wool and it is very irritating, which it is to wear! Cheers Hilary

Monkeywrangler said...

My mom's crochet group has made hats for kids on a reservation in the past. Not sure if they are doing that again this year or not.

Allie said...

What a lovely thing for your church to do! Love the items you bought, and your gorgeous flowers!

Anitha said...

Such a wonderful idea by knitters at your church.. love the blue hat and scarf.. have a lovely day!

Stephanie said...

My dear Terra, what a wonderful idea! I love it :)

Have a blessed day! Hugs

Anonymous said...

what a great project for your church and that is the cutest hat!!! Beautiful blue scarf as well,

Buttercup said...

What a wonderful group. I was admiring the blue hat and scarf and can't think of a more worthy person to wear them. The color is lovely!

Gail Dixon said...

The yarn looks so soft and comfy!

Dee said...

Just stopping by to wish you a blessed Thanksgiving and to Thank you for being my blogger friend :) Dee

Heart2Heart said...

I love this idea. I might just try implementing this with some of our crafters and knitters. What a message of hope and warmth this brings. Thanks for all your wonderful ideas and hope that new hat and scarf keep you nice and warm!

Love and Hugs ~ Kat

Sarah said...

Terra, thanks for the visit to Hyacinths. It brought me over your way. Nice to meet you.
I'm off to look at your two books. Happy Holidays, new friend.

Have a Daily Cup of Mrs. Olson said...

Terra, the hats are so cute! Every time you wear them you'll think of those knit wits praying over them with love. lol! The elmo hat is so fun! Thanks for the visit and I am happy to be following you.
hugs,
Jann

Unknown said...

I like this blog. Love the name "Knit Wits" and appreciate what you do to help those less fortunate. Thanks for sharing. Blessings!