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This week has truly showed how special our community is and how breast cancer has affected all our lives in some way.
Your generosity towards our fundraiser has been totally overwhelming and we're so thrilled to share the news that together we have raised $12,004.36 AUD for the National Breast Cancer Foundation.
Thread & Maple are also tickled pink to announce that their donations totaled $3,855.70 CAD for the North American Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
This means that together we have raised an incredible $16,139.64 AUD / $15,048.47 CAD.
This is such an incredible result which has well and truly exceeded all our expectations.
Thank you so much for all your donations and support.
You can check out the final tally on our Fundraser Page here.
To say we are blessed is an understatement and each and every donation made has contributed towards this amazing result.
One day may we lose no-one to breast cancer.
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To Sam and Olga from Thread & Maple and Knitwear Designer Tracie Millar of the Grocery Girls Podcast, it was an absolute pleasure collaborating with you on something so important and special to us all.
Special, special thanks also to all our generous prize sponsors who without them this would not have been possible:
WINNERS
Our Prize Winners have also been drawn and congratulations go to:
In the case of Susanna Kaartinen, the answer is that she found inspiration in the vast, rugged and beautiful landscapes and wilderness of our island state.
And within weeks, concepts for a Sanna & Co. Tasmanian inspired knitwear pattern collection was born.
If you’ve ever wondered why two yarns of the identical weight and fibre composition can feel and behave entirely differently on your needles or hooks, the answer usually comes down to the fibre preparation method used: woollen versus worsted.
Understanding the difference is like knowing the secret personality of your yarn—and it’s the key to matching the right base to your dream project. Let's break it down together!
The Bendigo Project is a passion project of some of our favourite Aussie designers, which has become an annual event featuring an online make-along, which begins in March and ends with a meet up at Australian Sheep and Wool Show in July.
