Knit for Your Neighbors *4/11*SPECIAL EDITION!

"Hannah Miller is an associate professor of education at Vermont State University-Johnson who is spending her sabbatical on a quest to write, read and knit in as many public libraries in Vermont as possible. She shares her adventures on social media and highlights the unique quirks of each space. Vermonters love their libraries: Per capita, we have more than any other state, at 187."

https://www.sevendaysvt.com/arts-culture/stuck-in-vermont-hannah-miller-visits-the-haskell-free-library-and-opera-house-in-derby-line-vt-and-stanstead-quebec-40377126?_ga=2.83729430.1832559804.1711047299-817134504.1700059896

*thank you to Eva Sollberger for permission.

Hannah will be visiting our library on Thursday, April 11 from 3-5pm!

As always, all ages and abilities are welcome to Drop-in and Knit for your Neighbors!  Thursdays- 2-5pm

We will supply all the yarn, knitting needles and crochet hooks. We also have circular looms to make hats and cowls.

Knit or crochet hats and scarves to help keep our neighbors warm. All finished projects will be donated to the South Burlington Food Shelf.

Instruction is not available.