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Comments
- Mission accomplished - from a ball of yarn to little hands...I'm all teary..with itching fingers. - Ronnie L. after seeing images of her bears in the hands of the children.
- I have been knitting for many years (got knitting needles for my 9th birthday-I really wanted an Elvis Presley record!) and can't not knit. Sitting down requires Addi turbos and nice yarn. I love volunteering for something I touch, and this certainly fits the bill. - Leslie J.
- Every time I knit a bear, I feel a gift has been given to me - the gift to share. - Donya
- The awesome way to touch a Heart! God bless those hands - Philip O.
- As long as children need toys, I'll keep knitting bears. I'll be knitting my little fingers off. I can't think of a better way to start the new year. - Alice S.
- What a wonderful thing this is for God's children!!!. - Sister Pietrina
- Let's do it again! - Dr. Harry, after distributing bears in Uganda
- So generous and kind of you to give a child, who is sacred and intimidated, a symbol of friendship. - Toby Tanser, Founder of Shoe4Africa
- What you are doing for the children, especially those who have lost their parents or caregivers to AIDS, is very important. You are providing them with a transitional object. - Columbia University Professor
I have made a commitment to myself to make 100 bears. It is so rewarding to do this project; always brings a smile when I look at them. One can only have so many chests full of sweaters, hats, gloves, scarves, mittens, blankets! My family has put a ban on any knitted gifts! LOL
My family sends gratitude and many thanks that my compulsive knitting has been redirected to Knitting Without Borders! - Leslie J.
