by Project Knitwell | Sep 11, 2020 | News, Volunteer Blog
I know, I know … this COVID time is weird. It’s strange. It can be boring. It can be tense, frustrating, scary. I’m usually an optimist (my blood type is even B-positive, LOL), so I am finding ways to enjoy my pandemic shut-in time. The best way I can illustrate this... by Project Knitwell | Aug 7, 2020 | News, Volunteer Blog
Northern Vermont is a definite change from DC — the cooler temps and profusion of green hillsides bring a natural calm to everyday life. But folks here have had to adjust just as we have in the cities — co-op markets are limited to 4 people at a time, restaurants are... by Project Knitwell | Jul 22, 2020 | News, Volunteer Blog
After our inaugural blog piece about knitting during Covid-19, I suggested “summer knitting” as a topic because, after all, it is July. However, I didn’t realize we would be weathering a 19-day marathon heat wave of over 90 degrees. I am talking about it being so hot... by Project Knitwell | Jun 30, 2020 | News, Volunteer Blog
By Diana Solymossy What would I do without my Coronavirus-quarantine-knitting? It’s keeping me sane! I love feeling productive, and the rhythmic click-click-click of knitting is soothing. Some of the first things that I knit were these Coronavirus stress balls. I... by Project Knitwell | Apr 1, 2020 | News, Volunteer News
Ann, a Project Knitwell volunteer, has worked with participants at several program sites including Street Sense, N Street Village, and the Smith Center for Healing and the Arts (Smith Center). An accomplished knitter, she is known for her intricately designed socks... 
