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WMC: August 2020
The knitters and chatters continue to knit and we now occasionally bump into each other in town so we can have a socially distanced chat too! Helen has made a twiddle muff, which not only keeps hands warm but can keep hands occupied and stimulated which may help some people living with dementia. Louise has progressed very well with her patchwork quilt. The group have co-opted friends and family into knitting angels and the hooped ones on this page have come all the way from Hampshire.
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Alan and June G invite anyone round to their decking area, which overlooks the Letcombe Brook, for coffee. Come any Monday between 10 am and 12 noon in August (including Bank Holiday Monday). Very simple just coffee and biscuits. The decking area is at the back of their house on Grove Road. The first cottage next to Sainsburys petrol station on the same side of the road. (For those who have...
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Knit and Chat members are still busy. Carolyn has knitted a second baby blanket for a hospital unit. Jill B has knitted a twiddle muff for a lady with dementia. Alan has finished a rug with the image of his niece's much loved platypus. June has finished a tapestry Christmas stocking. A few members have already finished green jumpers for the school in Zambia. Knit and Chat are now...
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