Join the Community Coral Reef

Today I received a super cute letter from the Community Coral Reef Project

They are looking for knitters, crocheters, weavers and felters to create and donate pieces to their Community Coral Reef Project. They are creating an installation which will allow people to walk through an underwater fiber art world. They welcome donations of healthy and bleached corals, underwater creatures and items made from reclaimed and recycled plastics. Their goal is to emphasize the beauty and diversity of the undersea world while educating about climate change and pollution by maritime plastics.

Their deadline is August 1, 2023. They hope to display their reef at a number of locations through the Pacific Northwest. They will start at the Lincoln City Cultural Center with an installation in September 2023.

Please visit: www.coralknitfiberarts.com and click on The Community Coral Reef Project for more information, free patterns and inspiration!

If you would like to drop your finished pieces at A Little Knitty, I will collect and ship to them when we have a bag full of donations!

Tag your projects on social media #pnwcommunitycoralreef

I plan on crocheting up some of these with plastic bags!!

Pattern: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/coral-shapes

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