How many have you made?
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I enjoy making "Quilts For Kids" quilts and got to wondering how many kits others have done so far this year. I think I've sent them something in the neighborhood of 40 so far, that's including some of my own in addition to their kits
I request 6 kits at a time and generally get the six tops finished in as many days. While working on them I have time to ponder on just what new project I want to work on next and generally find myself starting that next project at the same time.
How about you?
I request 6 kits at a time and generally get the six tops finished in as many days. While working on them I have time to ponder on just what new project I want to work on next and generally find myself starting that next project at the same time.
How about you?
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Originally Posted by Qbee
What is "Quilts for Kids"? Is it like the Linus project??
You then have 4 - 6 weeks to complete and return it, including one of your own creation if able.
Go to their web site for more info and pictures of donated quilts...good cause as are all such endevors.
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Originally Posted by Qbee
What is "Quilts for Kids"? Is it like the Linus project??
I've made two for them, and two for our local chapter. I will be making more in the future.
#8
Originally Posted by Momsmurf
I enjoy making "Quilts For Kids" quilts and got to wondering how many kits others have done so far this year. I think I've sent them something in the neighborhood of 40 so far, that's including some of my own in addition to their kits
I request 6 kits at a time and generally get the six tops finished in as many days. While working on them I have time to ponder on just what new project I want to work on next and generally find myself starting that next project at the same time.
How about you?
I request 6 kits at a time and generally get the six tops finished in as many days. While working on them I have time to ponder on just what new project I want to work on next and generally find myself starting that next project at the same time.
How about you?
#9
Originally Posted by Momsmurf
Originally Posted by Qbee
What is "Quilts for Kids"? Is it like the Linus project??
You then have 4 - 6 weeks to complete and return it, including one of your own creation if able.
Go to their web site for more info and pictures of donated quilts...good cause as are all such endevors.
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