sent a quilt to a family in Alabama...
#43
Junior Member
Join Date: Jan 2011
Posts: 124
Let's each make a quilt for tornado survivors - yes, what an impact we could have! It need not be fancy, at all - but what a blessing it would be for the receiver. I was also thinking about some simple tote bags, so they have something to keep their own things in if they are spending time in a temporary home. Haven't gotten to that yet, but it's an idea to think about!! I challenge each one of you - one quilt!!
#44
Junior Member
Join Date: Jan 2011
Posts: 124
Let's each make a quilt for tornado survivors - yes, what an impact we could have! It need not be fancy, at all - but what a blessing it would be for the receiver. I was also thinking about some simple tote bags, so they have something to keep their own things in if they are spending time in a temporary home. Haven't gotten to that yet, but it's an idea to think about!! I challenge each one of you - one quilt!!
#45
I have a couple that are ready to go right now..guess I will send one to each of those contact folks...anyone else have a contact for needed items? If all of us did one or two, we could wrap a lot of needy folks in quilts.....so so sad, to loose so much like that.
#46
Super Member
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Port Charlotte, Fl
Posts: 2,569
That must really make you feel good to know they received it and it sounds like they don't have much left at this time. I'm glad you are thoughtful enough to do it and the note back is so nice. Shows there are good people in the world. Sue
#47
I quilt with a prayer quilt group at my church and I just sent two quilts to Joplin, the mom is a single mom, lost everything including her 9 year old son. Is starting over with her 4year old. Our church is trying to help her get back on her feet.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
craftybear
Links and Resources
5
02-10-2011 12:17 AM