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Old 08-09-2010, 08:44 PM
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Great pattern. I have PM'd you. Thanks for sharing this pattern.
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Old 08-09-2010, 08:48 PM
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I would like the pattern too. I don't know anyone who needs one, and I hope I never do, but I will make some to give to someone in need. Last year I crocheted several for a lady in our church. They were easy but sure took more time than this fabric one will, I hope. I will pm you my email addy.

thanks, you are doing a wonderful thing by making and sharing your time and effort for someone in need.
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Old 08-09-2010, 09:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Jupiter
I would like the pattern too. I don't know anyone who needs one, and I hope I never do, but I will make some to give to someone in need. Last year I crocheted several for a lady in our church. They were easy but sure took more time than this fabric one will, I hope. I will pm you my email addy.

thanks, you are doing a wonderful thing by making and sharing your time and effort for someone in need.
Hi Jupiter: I agree, I also have crocheted and knitted some, but too much time involved. These go together like greased lightning. 1/2 yd. makes two, so inexpensive even with the cost of fab. You could also repurpose T-shirts from the resale shop. They would be nice and soft. Just need a piece 22" wide, and 14" high. I also make polar fleece hats for the homeless, vets, and for school kids. Cold here in MI in the wintertime. Not so much right now! LOL! Enjoy your projects. Penny in Kalamazoo
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Old 08-09-2010, 09:59 PM
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I pm'd you too. Thanks.

I want these for myself. I suffer from Trichotillomania which is an obsessive compulsive disorder where you pull your hair out due to stress triggers. I wear a wig outside the house but it makes my head tired to wear them all the time. These turbans would be great to have and I can be fashionable at the same time!!!

You are so kind to offer these.
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Old 08-09-2010, 10:18 PM
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Wow.......those are wonderful and they look great too.. I would love to have the pattern also. I PM you

Thanks..... you do great work.
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I would love this pattern, my stepdaughter could use these where she works! Thank you!
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I loved your work,colors,battons collecting hoppy, and your helping. I will PM you. Thanks in advance
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Old 08-09-2010, 11:08 PM
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I would also like the pattern for your turbon hats.
My email address is [email protected]
Thank you in advance. I love buttons too but so many now are so ordinary.

cheers from Hazel in Australia
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I also PM you for the pattern and BLESS you for sharing it with us.

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Those are very nice and chemo patients will really appreciate them. Some chemo patients have the courage to go just plain bald but I never did want to be seen that way so caps wigs scarves were all nice to have Two friends had made me crochet caps and I really liked them. Had never liked to wear anything on my head but changed under the circumstances. With no hair and on a cool day they were comfy. I love having my hair back and it is so nice and curly! I agree, cancer just seems to be rampant. Wish we could find out why. Mary M
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