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Thread: Sewing project for Wounded soldiers!! Easy

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    Super Member Margie's Avatar
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    There is a project could be made from scraps of fabric for wounded soldiers. Called "dump bags" or "Walter Reed bags". Link to pdf file to make them:

    http://asgatlanta.org.

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    Make Dump Bags for Injured Soldiers- It's a catch-all fabric bucket! | Pepsi Refresh Everything

    this site is to vote(you can vote once a day for this project) pepsi is giving money for a project $5000 I think. I hope the woman who came up with the idea gets the funding. They deliver the bags to Walter Reed hospital and her goal is that every wounded soldier gets a bag. I havent made one yet, I just found it, but it looks similar to scrap bags and they go quickly.

    Margie

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    i could not find it on the Atlanta ASG page

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    Oops, soldier's bed rails.

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    maT, click on the first link, click on service projects, scroll to the bottom for a tutorial on how to make T.A.G. Bags. I think these are the ditty bags that would be tied to the side rails of the soldier's bag.
    I like the thought of the traditional bedside caddy, but those would be more difficult to use with a hospital bad.
    Perhaps one of our wise ones could combine the two, a tie on bedside caddy/ditty bag.

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    Thanks so much for the fast replies. I knew I could count on you for the information.

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    Thanks for the link!
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