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    Crochet Awesome Breastforms

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    Awesome Breast Forms

    Awesome Breastforms

    Awesome Breastforms is an organization where crocheters and knitters come together to hand make prosthetic breast forms for women who have had a mastectomy or lumpectomy surgery.

    Speaking bluntly, I know first hand there is a need for this. I was stopped in a store one day and a lady was pretty upset. She had a prosthetic pattern in her hand and wanted to know the right yarn to be able to match her existing breast. You see, she had to have one removed.

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    The advantage of a handmade cotton prosthetic is that they are cooler, lighter and more comfortable to wear.

    Awesome Breastforms Organization is wanting to help put back the curves in women's bodies that have been taken away.

    The Breast Forms are Free & Made by Volunteers

    Volunteers from around the globe can get involved to help make the breast form prosthetic. Volunteers are given free patterns to follow to match the sizes they need to achieve. The volunteer then pays for the shipping to get their finished prosthetic to a woman in need.

    This is a complete volunteer organization where the organization will not accept monetary compensation.

    This is a 'see a need, fill a need' humanitarian effort.

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    Get More Information: Awesome Breast Forms on where Patterns Are.

    Ordering Breastforms

    You can order your own prosthetic if you need it. You have choices such as skin tone and sizing. You can order just one or a matching pair should you need two. Awesome Breastforms will review your order and match up a volunteer to crochet or knit your prosthetic.

    See A Need Fill A Need

    I would safely assume that most of the knitters and crocheters are women. It is women, helping women.

    Should you feel compelled to volunteer and/or would like to request a prosthetic, you can do so confidentially through the Awesome Breastform Website.

    You can join their Facebook Page to see reviews and more but please use their website to contact them to be a volunteer.

    As Awesome Breastforms says, "We give you back your curves!"

    Please note that The Crochet Crowd loves this form of charity but is not involved in anyway to the organization. All communications and more should be dealt with by the organization directly.

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    1. Jan lovell says

      July 28, 2020 at 3:56 pm

      I would like to have the pattern for making the breastforms.

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      • Mikey says

        July 28, 2020 at 5:16 pm

        I'm checking link to ensure we are still connecting to Crochet Awesome Breastforms Website. That's where the patterns are. Checking now... brb. - Michael

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        • Suzanne says

          February 17, 2022 at 5:43 pm

          I contacted Awesome Breastforms to offer my time to their cause. I filled out their application and waited. Unfortunately, I was contacted by Laurel Cole-Fisher and was told by Laurel via Facebook chat that she would add me to the "accepted" group. This meant that I should be added to their facebook page and have access to their precious pattern. This prize pattern is only given to the elite few. When I didn't hear anything else for her for a few days, I sent her another message only to be told they did not want me in the group. I have been crocheting for 50 plus years and am quite advanced, so my skills are not in question. When I asked why I hadn't been accepted, they said basically I wasn't welcome. No reason was given. The text was very condescending indicating they didn't think I could follow their directions. I am very disappointed that this organization is one you spotlighted given their less than kind attitude towards me, and I m sure towards others. 🙁 I think they are afraid I only want their pattern. (Actually, I couldn't care less about that, I was only trying to help someone dealing with breast cancer).

        • Mikey says

          March 06, 2022 at 4:05 pm

          Thank you for the review. I haven't volunteered my time to have this type of experience. It's best to move on if they don't want your volunteering time. I don't have direct knowledge of their operations to know how people are chosen.

      • Mikey says

        July 28, 2020 at 5:18 pm

        Links are working. I installed a BLUE button that says INFO on it. Click that and it will take you to Awesome Breast Forms. It may be easier for you to see the blue button instead of a link within the paragraph writing. Take care.

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    2. Hilda Knight says

      July 14, 2019 at 8:11 am

      I would love to have the pattern for breast forms. My best friend recently lost both breast to cancer. Thank you so much

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      • Mikey says

        July 28, 2019 at 3:31 pm

        If you contact Awesome Breastforms, or visit their website, you can get the pattern. I'm sorry to hear about your best friend.

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    3. Ireti says

      May 17, 2019 at 5:46 am

      Hi, I would like to crochet one for my mother in law, who was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 74. Would you be able to email me or the pattern please? I and she would really appreciate it.

      Reply
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