This Solidarity Scarf Is Knit From More Than One Thousand Tweets

Posted by Danielle | Mar 8, 2020 | Knit Hacks | 0 |

The scarf was created by refugees, and aims to help raise funds for this campaign.

Using people’s submissions via Twitter, Neil Gaiman wrote an original story (which you can read below) which was knitted onto a ‘solidarity scarf’.

Read more about the initiative here and here.

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