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11-03-2012, 01:37 PM

#11

GreatStarter

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Great job! My only thought it the other little girl will want one too. Are you thinking of making her one someday?

Kat

11-03-2012, 01:51 PM

#12

moreland

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Location: Manhattan, Kansas

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Sierra

Absolutely perfect! Doing special quilts where they are "needed" is wonderful! The expression on the girls' faces is your "thank you"! I also have never taken money for a quilt; I don't have time to make a quilt I will worry about (and I would, every step of the way if it was commissioned). Actually, I don't seem to have time to make all the quilts, in timely fashion, that seem to be needed. I'd like to get some sent to the Sandy victims, but first I have to finish the bed quilt for DH and myself. He is 80 and we've never kept a quilt, except one
which is a wall hanging.

Do you know how you would go about sending quilts for Sandy victims. I have some I'd be happy to share but have no idea how to go about it.

11-03-2012, 03:43 PM

#13

Tweety2911

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Beautiful girls and quilt! Great job!

11-03-2012, 06:10 PM

#14

gramajo

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Location: Peotone IL

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Originally Posted by moreland

Do you know how you would go about sending quilts for Sandy victims. I have some I'd be happy to share but have no idea how to go about it.

I think I read that www.equilter.com was going to try to get a donation effort together.

I also read somewhere that at this point, money is more appreciated because of the logistics of getting the items to the victims. I'm not trying to discourage your generous offer; it's wonderful of you to want to donate quilts. I'm just passing along what I read.