86-Year-Old Grandpa Learns to Knit So He Can Make Premature Babies Tiny Hats Video:

At 86-years-old, Ed Moseley picked up a meaningful hobby: knitting. The retired engineer learned his new skill after a nearby hospital in Atlanta reached out to his assisted living home asking people to knit hats for premature babies. Moseley accepted the challenge, picked up a pair of needles and eventually made 55 of the 300 hats his team donated. He says there is a constant need for the tiny hats and, along with his care manager Lisa, plans to keep make about 30 every month.

Published Sun, 20 Nov 2016 21:04:57 UTC

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