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Knitting for charity

Published: November 11, 2008 4:17 PM
By JUDITH H. BERNSTEIN  judy.bernstein@newsday.com

Care to Knit 800-966-KNIT caretoknit.org ines@caretoknit.org

Once you've been bitten by the knitting bug, the skill can become addictive. And you can create only so many scarves, hats and afghans for yourself, family and friends. Many knitters sooth that itch by knitting for charity. Deer Park's Care to Knit, founded by Ines Basso Glick in 2005 after she retired from teaching in the Mineola...