Fidget Quilt regifted
05-30-2019, 08:22 AM
#14
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Join Date: Nov 2014
Location: North Carolina
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Sorry for your loss ... I lost my Mother in December. It is so nice that you were able to find someone to enjoy the fidgit quilt. Please update us when you return home and let us know what your "surprise" is. Doesn' really matter what the gift is ... just nice to know that they appreciate your kindness.
06-01-2019, 10:52 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Lost in my stash- do not find
Posts: 504
Nancy,
I lead a monthly sewing group making fidget quilts. We have made over 600 and given to area NH with dementia units. We also have given about 100 to customers who come into our shop and see our hanging, then ask about our Textured Comfort quilts. We tell them and many have taken a quilt or a kit to make on their own.
We find that this has been one our most rewarding areas in our sewing/quilting lives.
Sorry for your loss, but know that the quilt you made and regifted is truly making a difference.
Shalom
I lead a monthly sewing group making fidget quilts. We have made over 600 and given to area NH with dementia units. We also have given about 100 to customers who come into our shop and see our hanging, then ask about our Textured Comfort quilts. We tell them and many have taken a quilt or a kit to make on their own.
We find that this has been one our most rewarding areas in our sewing/quilting lives.
Sorry for your loss, but know that the quilt you made and regifted is truly making a difference.
Shalom
06-01-2019, 01:07 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: western NY formerly MN, FL, NC, SC
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Nancy,
I lead a monthly sewing group making fidget quilts. We have made over 600 and given to area NH with dementia units. We also have given about 100 to customers who come into our shop and see our hanging, then ask about our Textured Comfort quilts. We tell them and many have taken a quilt or a kit to make on their own.
We find that this has been one our most rewarding areas in our sewing/quilting lives.
Sorry for your loss, but know that the quilt you made and regifted is truly making a difference.
Shalom
I lead a monthly sewing group making fidget quilts. We have made over 600 and given to area NH with dementia units. We also have given about 100 to customers who come into our shop and see our hanging, then ask about our Textured Comfort quilts. We tell them and many have taken a quilt or a kit to make on their own.
We find that this has been one our most rewarding areas in our sewing/quilting lives.
Sorry for your loss, but know that the quilt you made and regifted is truly making a difference.
Shalom
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