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Crochet Awareness Ribbon free how to video pattern

This pattern has no shaping like other ones I have seen so it is perfect for the beginner! It could be a great way to teach someone to crochet and help them bring awareness to a cause!
My friend Ann Siggers ( you may have seen her watermelon twist afghan floating around online..)
has a Christian facebook group and we as a group will be making these all year in between our other projects so we can give a bunch out during October for Breast Cancer awareness and next year we will most likely pick another cause! What cause are going to make yours for and why? Email me ( crochetchiq@gmail.com)  photo of your ribbon and who it represents and I will post it here for everyone to see.

Here are some of the colors and their causes If I have left off one important to you please let me know and I will add it:
PINK - Breast Cancer, less commonly know for Birth Parents and childhood cancers as a whole
Yellow-  Support our Troops, Suicide, Bladder Cancer, ( a pale yellow)Spina Bifida, Endometriosis, a symbol of HOPE
RED- HIV/ AIDS, DARE ( drug abuse prevention) Stroke, Heart Disease,Stroke, Drug Abuse, Mom's Against Drunk Driving MADD,
Burgundy- Brain Aneurysm, Adults with disabilities, worn upside down for Cesarean Section, Headaches, Hospice Care, William's Syndrome,
Purple- Pancreatic Cancer, Testicular Cancer, Thyroid Cancer, Domestic Violence, Animal Abuse, fibro




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