FO Friday - Hats for Haiti

I woke up this morning to read/hear about the terrible earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan.  What does one say in a knitting blog when this happens?  It seems a little odd for me to ramble on about what I've knit or cooked or read.  So I will just leave you with the photo above of some of the hats I'll be sending to Estella.  Doing something for those in need (even in a different part of the world) in a time like this feels like a good thing to do.  Prayers going to all those in Japan and around the world who are affected by this latest natural disaster...

 

 

 

Comments

[Estella]

thank you so much Beth.

[Mary]

good job on the hats! ...it's hard to believe the coverage we're seeing in japan is real - it looks like a movie...

[lydia]

well said, i liked that the a pastor at a japanese church in roswell was on the news and boldly talked about trusting and praying to God during this time. great display of faith.

[Carole]

The hats are lovely. It's hard not to feel helpless when something like this happens.

[Robin]

I find myself clinging to what I know to be true about God. His grace is sufficient. Tis so sweet to trust in Jesus. He is the only safe place in the midst life's storms.

[Sheepish Annie]

We were watching some of that situation online at school the other day and I just felt so horrified. I think it really does help when you "do" something. It's is so easy to get overwhelmed but it all...

[erin]

Lovely hats, made more lovely because they will be helping someone in need.

[Kathy]

What a wonderful project, knitting hats for Haiti. Still shocked at the before and after pics in Japan. I was able to see on facebook that a friend/family are doing okay. They live in Tokyo and did not have the effects from the tsunami, but did feel the earthquake. I can't imagine.