Message in a Bottle
This simple and free project is designed to help save lives in the event of a medical emergency.
Disabled Sports Day 20th July 2024 VOLUNTEERS WANTED
Disabled Sports Day 20th July 2024 VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR THE LIONS DISABLED SPORTS DAY JULY 20TH.“YOUR CLUB YOUR WAY”, BUT WE CAN ACHIEVE GREATER THINGS TOGETHERFor several years now, Lions Clubs in South Essex have come together to provide a Sports Day for Disabled people across the south of England. Various clubs for disabled send
Big Breakfast
Dear FriendsThe Lions Club of East Anglia Lionesses invite you to our first BIG BREAKFAST of the year on Sunday June 9th at 11am. The usual cooked and continental fayre will be on offer and Tea & Cake in the afternoon. The cost will be £15 per head and of course there will be a
Things we collect
Foreign Coins or Notes – These we donate to the A Gift For Living campaign who have been working successfully in the countries of the Balkans following the series of violent conflicts that took place between 1991 and 2001. Well-trained doctors and nurses are now successfully treating up to 500 babies and 400 children each
Crochet A Poppy
Crochet A Poppy. Materials: Red and Black wool. 2.5mm Crochet Hook. Felt (optional). Badge Back (optional). Button (optional). Finished Measurement: Flower Diameter 8cm. Tension: Tension is not critical on this project. Method: Either make 4 separate petals or make a foundation ring of 12 ch sts and join with a ss. Crochet petals onto this foundation ring (petals 3 and 4 are made partially
Crochet A Brussel Sprout
Crochet A Brussel Sprout. (If you don’t stuff it, you could put a small wrapped chocolate inside). Work 4dc in an adjustable ring, enclosing the yarn end as you work, pull tight on the yarn end to close the opening. ROUND 1: 2dc in each st to end (8sts) ROUND2: *2 dc into next st, 1 dc into next
Knitting Poppies for Remembrance Day
Knitting Poppies for Remembrance Day. Please find below two patterns for Knitting Poppies for Remembrance Day. Actual size will depend on your wool and which size needles you use. PATTERN ONE Using Red, Cast on 48 Stitches Rib – K2, P2 for 6 rows Row 7 – K2 tog across the whole row Repeat row 7 until you are left with 6
Worry Worms
We have been busy creating “Worry Worms” to be provided to East Anglian Emergency Services crews. What is a “Worry Worm”? It is a curly piece of crochet or knitting with a face on top. Anyone who is anxious can hold and play with a worry worm and it has a calming effect. Our members mainly
Welcome to our new website
Hello and Welcome. We hope you find this new website for our club helpful and informative