Arizona Republic Highlights Knitted Knockers

In today's Tempe Community section, there is an article on Knitted Knockers.  Check it out.

Knockers Patrones de punto / ganchillo

Thanks to help from Jane at the Cancer Center we now have both the crochet & knitted knocker patterns in spanish.  Check them out.

What the Logo Stands For

The Knitted Knockers logo is meant to give hope for a future without breast cancer.

Knitted Knockers Don't Have to Be Boring

Knitted Knocker should bring hope for a better future.  It's also okay if they bring a smile to her face when she sees them for the first time.  Here's a sample of one Lorri just made.

New Information Source / Logo

We've attempted to consolidate information, patterns, news, thank you notes, etc in a single spot.  To see this click here.

We've also just completed a logo that is meant to reflect and represent what we are trying to do.  Here it is, please send me your comments.

We want to thank the growing number of people across the country that have downloaded the Knitted Knocker & Crochet patterns.  It's amazing to watch this movement grow as women reach out to help other women. 

We are busy working on an updated version that will be much easier for both the makers and the users of the Knockers.   As soon as this is finished we'll post it here.

We are also continuing to work with Chesley from "the Knitting Experience" to build on her existing internet network to reach others.  She was one of the original founders of this movement and unfortunately life has sent her in another direction.   Watch for more on this.

If you are going through breast cancer, be strong and know there are others who care about you.

Knitted Knockers In the News

Hailey Frances from KPNX Channel 12 was at Tempe Yarn & Fiber on April 12 to do a piece on Knitted Knockers.  This aired on Friday April 13th and really captured what we are trying to do.  Here is the link if you missed it.