Three Prayer Shawls

[bgs]

Turned in these three prayer shawls today.

Pattern here.

https://www.anniedesigncrochet.com/2020/04/15/easy-crochet-wrap-free-pattern/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=pinterest&utm_campaign=tailwind_tribes&utm_content=tribes&utm_term=1045336886_48925322_351291

 

This one is really purple--- Hobby Lobby's ILTY grape and ILTY Metallic grapette

Pattern here.

https://www.lionbrand.com/products/crochet-pattern-baby-set-1

 

This one is V stitch no pattern.

[USpolishgirl]

Really nice!

For some reason I always thought that "Prayer Shawls" are always need to be a triangle shape shawls. Those that you can keep on your shoulders. I guess I was wrong.

Krys

[NCcountrygal]

Wonderful to see the one that was causing you to start over is now finished. Beautiful. The recipients will enjoy/ treasure your labor. 

[bgs]

19 minutes ago, USpolishgirl said:

Really nice!

For some reason I always thought that "Prayer Shawls" are always need to be a triangle shape shawls. Those that you can keep on your shoulders. I guess I was wrong.

Krys

Here they want them rectangular 24 by 60 inches and made in acrylic yarn.

[greyhoundgrandma]

Those are all so pretty!

[ReniC]

They turned out wonderfully and will make someone very happy and warm.

[TATS]

Very nice! Love the colors!!

[Tampa Doll]

Very pretty prayer shawls.

[pineknott]

those are lovely

[Apak]

Pretty shawls, there is always someone in need... 

[Lilol]

The shawls are lovely. I have started one for someone who has cancer. I’d like to continue to make them as they comfort me while making them. Where do you turn them in? 

[ReniC]

That's so thoughtful of you to want to start making for others. Cancer clinics might accept your gifts. Also, hospices, churches, and the person you are gifting to may know other patients where they're receiving treatment that would enjoy one of your shawls. Because of the many restrictions of Covid-19, if any of the places refuse gifts, please do not be offended.

Edited January 29 by ReniC

[Lilol]

10 minutes ago, ReniC said:

That's so thoughtful of you to want to start making for others. Cancer clinics might accept your gifts. Also, hospices, churches, and the person you are gifting to may know other patients where they're receiving treatment that would enjoy one of your shawls. Because of the many restrictions of Covid-19, if any of the places refuse gifts, please do not be offended.

Thank you for the ideas 😊

 

 

 

 

[bgs]

3 hours ago, Lilol said:

The shawls are lovely. I have started one for someone who has cancer. I’d like to continue to make them as they comfort me while making them. Where do you turn them in? 

I live in a continuing care senior community and our chaplains hand them out to fellow residents.  

Edited January 29 by bgs

[Lilol]

19 minutes ago, bgs said:

I live in a continuing care senior community and our chaplains hand them out to fellow residents.  

Thank you 😊 

[segi1974]

They are all so beautiful and you will wrap someone in love