This weekend is the national project Linus day. I will be donating three quilts to this charity. This is my first time doing so. I have been crocheting since I was in elementary school. I have been quilting for about six years. I have always said I wanted to donate blankets,but I kept putting it off. I want to know if any of you have donated your work to charities before?
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Project Linus quilts/blankets
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BarbBlessed
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Only on a local level.
My daughter and I use baby yarn to knit caps for chemo patients. We drop them off at our local hospital.
We go in spurts - working like mad for a month or so and getting quite a few done up - and then we'll go months without making any.
It's something we like to do though.
I'd be interested in learning more about project Linus. I'm not familiar with it.
My daughter and I use baby yarn to knit caps for chemo patients. We drop them off at our local hospital.
We go in spurts - working like mad for a month or so and getting quite a few done up - and then we'll go months without making any.
It's something we like to do though.I'd be interested in learning more about project Linus. I'm not familiar with it.
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I went to a project Linus benefit this weekend for the first time it was awsome. There was a sewing machine drawing and I didn't win but I had a great time. I have just had a nephew in the hospital for openheart surgery and my son was in the hospital for about a month. It felt good to give back something.
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Celticflower
charity crocheter
I make blankets, preemie caps, booties and teddy bears for Project Linus.
I sent 12 preemie caps to my BIL for the Hershey Med. Center as part of a collection drive the radio station he listens to was doing last month.
I've given blankets and bears to the local Childrens Advocacy Center.
I make prayer shawls as part of my churches prayer ministry.
I sent 12 preemie caps to my BIL for the Hershey Med. Center as part of a collection drive the radio station he listens to was doing last month.
I've given blankets and bears to the local Childrens Advocacy Center.
I make prayer shawls as part of my churches prayer ministry.
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