Maker Nahtanha writes, “I only learned of Wink and her work after her passing. When I heard what happened, I felt a connection right away. I saw this project and had to participate.”
Month: June 2016
Lesley @tintocktap writes, “Wink made a tremendous contribution to modern crochet and was a bright light in our online community. She deserves to be remembered.”
Judy writes, “I love this project to honor Wink’s memory and raise awareness about depression.”
This charming crochet mandala is from Jennifer of Thread ‘n Fur. She shares, “I pick up a hook and yarn whenever I can. I learned to crochet at a very early age – how young, I can’t remember. I’ve picked it up off and on through the years. Crochet has always been my way to relax, de-stress, cope with all the things that pile up in life.
This terrific crochet mandala is from Helen who writes, “I discovered Marinke’s beautiful blog and, after reading a few posts, instantly recognized that it was perfectly named. Wink truly was a creative being.
This mandala is by Kathryn Reilly Nussbaum who writes, “In Memory of Wink! I wish for a world so open hearted and loving that we wouldn’t hesitate to reach out when we need comfort and understanding.”
Cherie writes, “I am a wife and mom of a college student. I have enjoyed re-discovering crochet in the past few years – there are so many beautiful patterns, including those created by Wink. This is my first mandala and I look forward to making more.”
Jo created these beautiful Mandalas for Marinke in memory of Wink.
Betty in West Virginia writes, “I decided to make my mandala with cotton to show versatility. You can put two of these together and make hot pads!”