Iris Loom Knit & Crochet for Poor People: July 2013

My father was a professional artist and photographer and a good father. Here is his painting that I saved:

Crafts NOT for sale

I will NEVER ask you for any money! I DON'T sell any of my crafts! I make these loom knit and crochet crafts mostly for charity. This is my physical and mental THERAPY and yes, it is fun too.
I Repeat: I DON'T sell any of my crafts. I will NEVER ask you for any money, either.
Please enjoy looking at them and I hope this will inspire you to learn a new craft so you, too, can make a hat, scarf, or other warm item, to donate, free, to poor people in need of them.
YOu can find yarn at discount stores, in thrift stores, at garage sales, and you may even find yarn from people who have unfinished projects they will never complete, or they have relatives' unused projects sitting unused in some closet. There is yarn everywhere!
Once you learn how to knit, loom knit, crochet, or even sew, you can find cheap or even free supplies.
Go to the google.com toolbar and do a SEARCH for "charity crafting".
Have fun!
Remember I DON'T sell my crafts. Please do NOT ask me to sell my crafts. Thanks.

Iris Loom Knit & Crochet for Poor People

Monday, July 8, 2013

My Father, Stanley Casson's art: Small Country Town (1960's: Watercolor). Stanley died in 1994 of heart disease.

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