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Circle of Friends

Circle of Friends is a community building project sponsored by the U of W International Outreach Program. Its goal is to combine the goodwill and creative effort of many people to make 1,000 warm and colorful scarves for distribution at local shelters and organizations to help people in need.

This project welcomes all contributors: UW students, faculty, and staff, and their friends and family.

To become part of the project, make a scarf (knitted, crocheted, woven, or sewn) and fill out a message card for the recipient of your scarf.

Please join us! Make a scarf! Improve your English! Earn culture credits for Listening & Speaking class!

Schedule & Rooms

Thank you to everyone who joined us Winter Quarter! We hope you will join us again in Winter Quarter! Circle of Friends will meet on Thursdays from 11:30am to 1:10pm in the HUB. We'll post the rooms as soon as we get them from the HUB.

8 April HUB 110
15 April HUB 209B
22 April HUB outside the FIUTS Office, 302B
29 April HUB 304D
6 May HUB 304D
13 May HUB 209B
20 May HUB 209B
27 May HUB outside the FIUTS Office, 302B

Slide Show & Photos

This slide show contains details about Circle of Friends and photographs of the scarves and scarf makers.

Useful Links

Here are some sites that will teach you to knit or to crochet.

Lion Brand Yarns (knit or crochet)
Coats and Clark

Here are some stores that sell yarn, crochet hooks, and knitting needles.

Here are some thrift stores that often sell yarn, crochet hooks, and knitting needles. There are several reasons why shopping at thrift stores is a good idea: it's inexpensive, it's recycling, it usually benefits a charity, and it's fun.

Here's a scarf pattern to try. It's in Japanese, so you'll need to look at the picture to understand the pattern. Here's another Japanese pattern to try.

Last modified: 3/18/2010 2:46 PM

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Jennifer's Home Page anti-spam Page contents: Circle of Friends Schedule & Rooms Slide Show & Photos Useful Links	Instructor: Jennifer & Kim & Cherie Telephone: messages only 543-6242 Circle of Friends Circle of Friends is a community building project sponsored by the U of W International Outreach Program. Its goal is to combine the goodwill and creative effort of many people to make 1,000 warm and colorful scarves for distribution at local shelters and organizations to help people in need. This project welcomes all contributors: UW students, faculty, and staff, and their friends and family. To become part of the project, make a scarf (knitted, crocheted, woven, or sewn) and fill out a message card for the recipient of your scarf. Please join us! Make a scarf! Improve your English! Earn culture credits for Listening & Speaking class! Schedule & Rooms Thank you to everyone who joined us Winter Quarter! We hope you will join us again in Winter Quarter! Circle of Friends will meet on Thursdays from 11:30am to 1:10pm in the HUB. We'll post the rooms as soon as we get them from the HUB. 8 April HUB 110 15 April HUB 209B 22 April HUB outside the FIUTS Office, 302B 29 April HUB 304D 6 May HUB 304D 13 May HUB 209B 20 May HUB 209B 27 May HUB outside the FIUTS Office, 302B Slide Show & Photos This slide show contains details about Circle of Friends and photographs of the scarves and scarf makers. Useful Links Here are some sites that will teach you to knit or to crochet. Lion Brand Yarns (knit or crochet) Coats and Clark Here are some stores that sell yarn, crochet hooks, and knitting needles. JoAnn Fabrics Michaels Here are some thrift stores that often sell yarn, crochet hooks, and knitting needles. There are several reasons why shopping at thrift stores is a good idea: it's inexpensive, it's recycling, it usually benefits a charity, and it's fun. Goodwill The Salvation Army Saint Vincent de Paul Thriftko Here's a scarf pattern to try. It's in Japanese, so you'll need to look at the picture to understand the pattern. Here's another Japanese pattern to try.
	Last modified: 3/18/2010 2:46 PM