Question

#1

So I started REALLY knitting not too long ago ago and I learned by making a blanket. I messed up in a few spots but I’m really proud of my blanket. Now I’m coming upon my blanket donation time and I’m wondering… should I donate it… I don’t want to donate it because I think it looks horrible, but it’s so soft and I think if I received it after my daughter passed away I would have loved it. My friend is pressing me to donate it. So I’m going to attach a photo and ask ‘Is it good enough quality to donate?’

#2

The only people who would notice any defects are other knitters, and they would understand.

What’s important is the caring that went into every stitch.:heart:

#3

Thank you!! it really is a super soft blanket.

#4

I think its fantastic that you are willing to donate your projects. I’m sure that someone without warmth would greatly appreciate it, regardless of some very minor flaws.

I make and donate hats to our local cancer center. The giving of yourself and your time is more important than how perfect your work is.

#5

I’m a knitter, and I think it’s beautiful! (You could donate it to me anytime!) It’s a gift of love, and that’s what matters most!

And I couldn’t see anything ‘wrong’ with it at all. The errors must be very tiny!

#6

Thank you all so much!! I’ve decided to donate it :slight_smile: I’ve added it to my slowly growing pile! I will post photos once I gather all the blankets to donate (I have 4 donations coming in from Ravelry and some lovely ladies there)

#7

I say donate it, too! :thumbsup:

#8

I think it looks beautiful and anyone who gets it would be lucky. I say, donate it! :slight_smile:

#9

I think the blanket looks great and that the person who receives it will be very lucky to have suich a thoughtful gift.

#10

Definitely donate, it’s a beautiful blanket and I’m sure whoever receives it will love it!

#11

I’m with the rest of them. Donate! It’s beautiful. You’re probably the only one who actually notices the flaws…I surely don’t see any.