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Pattern Above Courtesy of FiberTrends.com

"The Heather Spoll No Hair Day Hat Program"

We proudly saluate all of you caring and compassionate knitters who participate in this program hand knitting chemocaps for cancer patients. Because of all of you knitters here in the U.S. and in countries all over the world cancer patients of all ages from infants to seniors are feeling alot more comfortable wearing hand knit chemocaps.

We encourage each of you to knit one or two or a few chemocaps and donate them to a cancer treatment center in the area where you live. It's neighbors helping neighbors one chemocap at a time and yes it does make a difference!

Please tag each cap you donate
"Heather Spoll No Hair Day Hat Program"
Hand Knit By (your name)
or
Hand Knit In Honor Of (name)

Wherever you live, somewhere in your community there are cancer
patients in need of hand knit chemocaps. Get together with other knitters, get school groups, scouts and other young people involved. It's a great community service project for everyone....

Please print out our patterns and share them with others and give yourself a pat on the back because you are making a difference in the life of a cancer patient and is what "The Heather Spoll No Hair Day Hat Program" is all about..........

 

Thank You and God Bless You!
Ronni Lynn Spoll

 


Chemocaps

Questions? Email me at
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You can make a difference...whether your an experienced knitter or first timer...knit a cap for a cancer patient.



Why Chemocaps

ChemoCaps.com is a group of knitters that donate their time by making hand-knit caps for cancer patients in hospital oncology units and hospice.

The caps are made so that cancer patients who lose their hair can have a very soft hand-knit cap to call their own, comforting their heads and their souls.

Alot of thought goes into the design of these patterns...

Read how JoAnne Turcotte arrives at these great designs in her own words. Click here...more.