QOVs are NOT "Charity" quilts
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Hi All!
Kudos to everyone who pieces and long-arms Quilts of Valor for our service members.
Let's remember -- They are not charity quilts. These quilts are to recognize service to our country and acknowledge the sacrifices of our service people. As a quilter and citizen, I am honored to use my best fabrics and skills for these quilts.
Kudos to everyone who pieces and long-arms Quilts of Valor for our service members.
Let's remember -- They are not charity quilts. These quilts are to recognize service to our country and acknowledge the sacrifices of our service people. As a quilter and citizen, I am honored to use my best fabrics and skills for these quilts.
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Originally Posted by Cat18
Kudos to everyone who pieces and long-arms Quilts of Valor for our service members.
Let's remember -- They are not charity quilts. These quilts are to recognize service to our country and acknowledge the sacrifices of our service people. As a quilter and citizen, I am honored to use my best fabrics and skills for these quilts.
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Originally Posted by mom-6
Would we not also use and do our best on charity quilts as well?
#5
I do QOV quilts myself. I piece and longarm. I make sure that somewhere on the quilt is the month and year of the quilt. I also quilt in a block "Thank you for your sacrifice." But I do not put my name on them anywhere.
#6
I don't make QoV quilts but I donate money for supplies to several I know who does make them and they make them extra nice.
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Originally Posted by mom-6
Would we not also use and do our best on charity quilts as well?
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Originally Posted by mom-6
Would we not also use and do our best on charity quilts as well?
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