Sending Hugs to Manchester

⭐ Little Hugs for Manchester ⭐

This began as an urgent appeal in the aftermath of the bombing at the Ariane Grande concert in Manchester. We had to do something and after speaking with the Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital about sending Little Hug blankets to children and families there which they have said they would love we decided to make and send joint Little Hug blankets  These were also to be offered where any of the Woolly Hugs crew knew families affected by the bombing. So far we have sent four of these, and three large bagfuls to RMCH.

We’d love to continue, so please, we need 12 inch ideally or 6 inch squares in Stylecraft Special DK, in the palette below which we are calling Love and Light.

Having spoken to RMCH, they would love to continue receiving blankets from us, so this becomes an Ongoing project and we would love to receive squares at any time. We will send blankets to Manchester along with our other two in our Little Hug project – Great North Children’s Hospital in Newcastle and the Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow, We will add in smaller Little Hugs for Manchester too.

2020. Very much an ongoing project, collection dates to aim for are at the bottom of the Home page. Thank you x

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Love and Light palette
Aster
Cloud blue
Sherbert
Teal
Meadow
Turquoise
Bluebell
Saffron
Claret
Lipstick
Violet
Denim
Aspen
Petrol
Spice
Lime
Storm
Tomato
Sage
Duck egg
Grass green
Pistachio
Cypress
Lobelia
Kelly green
Empire
Citron

Simple or complex, made by beginner or expert, we genuinely welcome them all. It really is the love and thought that counts.

Please message us if you would like to donate funds or yarn to this project or if we can help you further.

Thank you doesn’t come close xxxx

 

 

Thank you to Ali O for the peg pics. xxxx

 

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  1. […] Two 6 inch squares using the basic granny square pattern which will go to Woolly Hugs using left over Stylecraft from their Manchester project. […]