Has Anyone Worked With Project LINUS?
#12
Quilts for Kids will send you a precisely cut kit to start out with, but they encourage you to make your own designs, within certain parameters, and send those in, so you can be as creative as you like. And if you can't sew, they gladly accept $$$ to help with their washing and shipping, so there's no excuse for anyone to feel like they are not useful.
I also made 4 sleeping mats for Project Linus out of one giant unfinished quilt that was donated through my local JoAnn's for victims of the earthquake in Haiti. My cat Frankie is resting on one of the finished quarters in my avatar photo.
Working for both organizations was very satisfying.
I also made 4 sleeping mats for Project Linus out of one giant unfinished quilt that was donated through my local JoAnn's for victims of the earthquake in Haiti. My cat Frankie is resting on one of the finished quarters in my avatar photo.
Working for both organizations was very satisfying.
Last edited by Cheshirecatquilter; 02-24-2012 at 04:28 PM.
#16
Depending on where you live (everyone describes Upstate NY differently) if you are near Rochester, Jackie Lynn's Fabrics in Irondequoit is a place to drop off your blankets for PL. We used to collect them in our church and then I'd either take them to Jackie Lynn's or to the coordinator's house.
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