dsb38327

Holice, that is a lot of quilts. I am glad God has blessed you physically and financially so you can pass it on. Thank-you for what you do for others/Dorothy

May in Jersey

If you can't removed the smoke order from some of your fabrics how about using them to make some doggie pads for your local animal shelter? I try to 'match' my fabrics in cotton or drapery weight for the top and bottom and piece leftover batting for the insides. I sew a big X to keep the batting down, fold over the backing to the front and zig zag it down. Quick and easy but so appreciated by the shelters. Most sizes are 36 x 36 but you could check with the shelter on the sizes of their cages. Usually the doggie pad goes with the animal when it is adopted. May in Jersey

qofscrap

YOU MIGHT CHECK WITH ANY HOSPICE PROGRAM I AM A HOSPICE NURSE AND IT IS NICE TO GIVE A QUILT TO SOMEONE SO ILL AND THEN IT BECOMES A MEMORY QUILT FOR THE FAMILY AFTER.

iltoaz

I donate to the children's ward at the hospital.

craftybear

Great that you are donating to charities!