I have definitely been slacking on following links and that’s why this particular segment of the project is taking so long but there’s bound to be times like this in such an extensive project and I’m still enjoying the joy of hooking together the crochet community.
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Bridge and Beyond collects knit and crochet donations for homeless people in Ohio including people on the streets as well as women and children in domestic violence shelters. This site is run by Sandy who is @sandycrochet on Twitter and Sandy Mader Holladay on Facebook. Her personal crafty blog is Sandy’s Space.
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This week is a really special week for this project because next up on the list is the blog for Bridge and Beyond. This organization collection knit and crochet donations for homeless people in Ohio including people on the streets as well as women and children in domestic violence shelters.
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I thought I would take some time today to explain a little bit more about what my goals are with Hooked Together.
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It’s a big undertaking to check out the blogrolls of all the crochet blogs I read but it is oh so much fun. I hope that you find some great new blogs to read here today as I go through the blogroll of BellaCrochet.
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I hope that you find some great new blogs to read here today as I go through the blogroll of Art, Like Bread. This is part of my ongoing Hooked Together blog project to explore the connections in the crochet blogging community.
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I hope that you find some great new blogs to read here today. I’ll be looking at two blogrolls today: Ann Tilley Handmade and Annette Petavy.
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