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After losing my husband, I received many sympathy  cards from friends and family.  Then every few weeks, I would receive cards from people just checking in on me.  They meant so much to me. Such a simple act but was so impactful. I am reminded of the power of connection, especially through the simplest gestures.

A card are more than just a card; it's a hug in an envelope, a reminder that you're not alone, and a nudge that someone is  thinking of you.

During difficult times, it is not always easy to know what to say. I have made a Free Sentiment Guide with suggestions when you are sending a sympathy card plus sentiments for checking in on someone who has lost a loved one or going through a difficult time.

Get your Free PDF Sentiment Guide Here

  **DIGITAL***Have you always wanted to learn to knit? Well here is your chance!  Join this FREE Learn to Knit Mini Course!  You can dip your toe into knitting and since it is a DIGITAL course, have videos that you can refer back to any time you need them!  I hope you give it a try! Just click the link, log in and you will be granted access.        Learn to Knit Mini Course

This cowl pattern is named after my mother in law who taught me to knit.  As I am starting to create some patterns, I thought her name was perfect.

This can be worked in three colors as written, using up scrap yarn, or maybe a single color or many colors!  The pattern is for you to make your own. 

Please share your versions with me either by email - contactme@anntudor.com or on social media by tagging @anntudorllc.  I would love to see what you create!

Just click here to get your free pattern 

Are you feeling overwhelmed about all the different types of knitting needles available? What are they used for? Do I need them?

Let's me help end the confusion and overwhelm about knitting needles with  “Knitting Needle Knowledge” Free PDF Guide

Get your Knitting Needle Knowledge Guide HERE