Debbie Chase

Debbie Chase of Kearsarge displays some of the dozens of hat and mitten sets she has produced over the past several months. (COURTESY PHOTO)

KEARSARGE — Since the pandemic curtailed much of her customary social activities, Debbie Chase Kearsarge took up the crocheting hats and mittens, first creating sets for her grandchildren.

Before long, she was in “production mode,” crocheting a hat an hour and matching mittens with a bit more detail and time.

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