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We crocheted 15 blankets for Blankets for the Gulf in 2005. We donated 30 afghans to Big Bend Hospice in 2004. We donated 12 blankets to Catholic Charities in 2006. Some of the blankets were made by joining donated squares from Tallahassee crocheters and knitters. Others were made completely by Tallahassee Crochet Club members. |
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Blankets for Hurricane Katrina and Rita victims |
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How to join the Tallahassee Crochet Guild? Just show up to a meeting! Or email tcrochetclub@yahoo.com. We'll contact you. |
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You can be a crochet diva, too! Get hooked. |
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The Tallahassee Crochet Guild is an organization that works to encourage the artistry of crochet through education and participation in the community. We crochet for many organizations that need our help and talent. Many of our members are talented designers and crochet teachers. Come join us for fun, sharing, conversation, lots of yarn and good crochet! Join us! Learn about our new FUNDRAISER and how you can help! |
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Tallahassee Chapter of the Crochet Guild of America |
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We crocheted 200 hats for Caps to the Capital. And even more for Tallahassee Memorial Hospital... |
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Preemie Baby Hats for Tallahassee Memorial Hospital |
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Over 100 preemie baby blankets for Tallahassee Memorial Hospital; newborn blankets, hats and cuddly toys for Lively Academy and the Brehon Center; 20 crocheted Christmas toys for Upper East Tennessee Human Development Agency Head Start in Rogersville, TN. |
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Baby blankets and toys for Tallahassee Memorial Hospital, Lively Academy, Brehon Center and Head Start. |
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Crochet in Public in March 2007 for National Crochet Month at Governor's Square Mall in Tallahassee. We displayed our members talents at the Watermelon Festival 2005 in Monticello, FL. |
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Festivals and Craft shows |
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Members crochet hundreds of scarves to give as Christmas gifts to the girls at Pace Center; The Red Scarf Project for Orphans; and crochet lessons for the Girl Scouts at Astoria Park Elementary School and Lively Academy, too. |
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Scarves for the Girls at Pace Academy, Red Scarf Project for Orphans, and Teaching Opportunities |
