Sister Kathy Roberg makes sleeping bags for the homeless
Sister Kathy Roberg has made sleeping mats for the homeless out of plastic bags now since 2015 (not on a steady basis,) but during this pandemic she has been serious about this endeavor.
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Wed., April 7, 2021
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Sister Kathy Roberg demonstrates using a Q hook to crochet plastic bags into mats for the homeless on March 25, 2021.
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Sustainability, humanitarian efforts and a sizeable amount of personal time are all rolled into one for Sister Kathy Roberg’s pandemic project. Here, Roberg is seen surrounded by samples of her handiwork at her Spokane home on March 25, 2021.
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Sister Kathy Roberg uses a Q crochet hook to weave a mat.
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A hand-crocheted recycled plastic bag sleeping mat is rolled up to be given away.
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Sister Kathy Roberg demonstrates how to crochet the recycled plastic bags to form a sleeping mat at her home in Spokane on March 25, 2021. A finished mat is rolled up on the floor.
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A sample of some of Sister Kathy Roberg’s crocheted handiwork is shown at her home. Roberg says the items are durable and relatively weather-proof items.
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