Hope’s Birds Free Crochet Pattern

by Domestik Goddess on January 1, 2009

free pattern for crochet peace doves - Hope's Birds Akua Lezli Hope’s dainty crocheted birds — peace doves — were inspired by the TikkunTree project, “a community knittivist art project” to create a giant peace tree, to spread public awareness about the continued hostilities in the mid-east, and to support the livelihood of West Bank shepherds by encouraging the use of Peace Fleece yarns in the cooperative craft project.

Akua’s a remarkable young woman in many ways, in fact. You can read more about her creative spirit at Zen Crochet, and download her free crochet birds pattern at Lulu.com.

By the way, she’s giving away this original crochet pattern without charge because she wants to encourage its use in peace projects of any kind. Please respect her intentions, and don’t resell her pattern or the doves you make from it? Karma, baby… and the peace doves will love you for doing the right thing.

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1 kayellen 01.02.09 at 12:29 am

What a darling project!!
Happy New Year Canadian friend:)
Hope you have a wonderful New Year..so happy we met in blogland!

Smiles,
KayEllen

2 Akua 08.09.09 at 11:43 pm

Thank you so much for mentioning Hope’s Birds, spreading the word and encouraging peace. That all be well.

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