Our young teenage granddaughter, Jessica, has been undergoing treatment for leukaemia since early 2009 and during hospital visits we realized there was a need in many cancer wards for beanies that would not only provide necessary warmth but also provide a small sense of security for those experiencing hair loss.  The bright and colourful beanies are always appreciated by the younger patients who seem to have astounding resilience beyond their years.  This page displays some of the beanies that our customers have made and donated to various hospitals to help cancer and leukaemia patients, especially children.  You may send your beanies directly to the Royal Children's Hospital in Brisbane by addressing them to PO Box 99, HERSTON QLD 4029 or contact the children's hospital in your area.  If you would like your donated beanies to be displayed here, please send a picture with your details.

Free beanie patterns.

Beryl H of Yarrawonga Vic
donated to Royal Children's Hospital Brisbane

Eleanor H of Kippa Ring Qld 
donated to Royal Children's Hospital Brisbane

Rita C of Wetherill Park NSW
donated to Royal Children's Hospital Brisbane

Vicki from Crochet Australia 
donated to Royal Children's Hospital Brisbane

Marie W of Mortdale NSW
donated to Royal Children's Hospital Brisbane

Wendy B of Townsville Qld
donated to Royal Children's Hospital Brisbane

Sue J of Greenslopes QLD, donated to Royal Children's Hospital Brisbane

Sue J of Greenslopes QLD,
donated to Royal Children's Hospital Brisbane

Lyn G of Caboolture South QLD, donated to Royal Children's Hospital Brisbane

Leona H of Mt Larcom QLD,
donated to Royal Children's Hospital Brisbane