Knit for Peace

Knit for peace on March 21

Looking for some literary inspiration about peace?

The Lemon Tree by Sandy Tolan; Anything by the Dalai Lama; History of Islam by Karen Armstrong
Looking for some literary inspiration about knitting?

Any and all Barbara Walker pattern books; Cat Bordhi's new sock book, Ann Budd's Handy Book of Patterns
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Please feel free to translate the Knit for Peace manifesto into your language and send it to me for posting here--the more languages the better!
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Let’s get this party started!

Posted by knitforpeace on February 5, 2008

It’s time to Knit for Peace 2008. Tell the world what you’re doing to knit for peace this March 21.

I tried to blog last year and couldn’t get it off the ground, but I’m giving it another whirl this year. This first post is to just to get started, no substance yet!

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One Response to “Let’s get this party started!”

Wade said

February 11, 2008 at 2:59 am
Cool blog, Randy. I really like it.

Wade

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