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by dlmds 29 Feb 2008 ( edited Feb 29'08 23:59 )
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I am jealous, I want a baby so I can make a cute blanket. Maybe I can find a place to borrow a baby, if I promies to return when done. Just teasing. They are so precious .Hugs and flowers

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by marjialexa 29 Feb 2008
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Hey, D, I bet Cutiepie will let you 'borrow' her twins after they're born, and she changes a few month's worth of poopy diapers X2!! Hee hee hee. Marji
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by dlmds 29 Feb 2008
Now that could be lots of fun, however, I doubt I would have enough time left to make the blankets. When are her twins due? I have 5, so I know all about poopy diapers. I was even kind enough to let them become adults Ha! Hugs and a flower.
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by jrob 29 Feb 2008
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dlmds, I do volunteer work for the Family Support Council in my hometown and we are ALWAYS needing baby blankets. We have a program that goes through the last trimester of pregnancy and first 12 weeks of the baby's life, with new mothers that would be considered at risk. I bet you could find someone near you that needs them and would be overjoyed to get some, and if not, I would be HAPPY to donate on your behalf to the cause here! seriously ;)
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by dlmds 29 Feb 2008
Thank you jrob, You are such a sweety,however, I love all the help I need to do my own making and giving. I will check Childrens Services, and some of the Cancer Centers here. How do you get so many hrs. out of a day? H and*'s
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by clawton 29 Feb 2008
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Project Linus could always use more people to make blankets and quilts. It is a totally volunteer non profit organization that is in need of blankets for children. Look them up on the net. Most of my embroidery is made into quilts for them.
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by izzy 29 Feb 2008
Thank you so much for the tip about Project Linus. I love making hand tied blankets and there's only so many you can give to family members :o)
by dlonnahawkins 29 Feb 2008
This is a good idea. I will need to look this up. There are times that I just want to do something small - I like this one!
by dlmds 29 Feb 2008
I will check into this. I don't quilt, but sure I could do things another way. Thank you Hugs and flower.
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by libster2896 29 Feb 2008
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Do what I do. Work for an obstetrician. Lots of babies there. LOL. But I think the quilt donation idea is wonderful. Are there any Australians who know of an organisation, particularly in Qld? If so, let me know.
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by dlonnahawkins 29 Feb 2008
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Be careful what you wish for. If you want to do something try pillow cases for Cook Children's & stitch-a-wish Volunteer program. You can get the instructions and free designs at www.dzgns.com. Click on the Cook Children's projects area on the left side. I have several hopefully to be completed soon, and sent in memory of my parents who reared 6 children, and when we were grown and gone, took in 127 foster children to love. Good idea about borrowing a baby.
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by dlmds 29 Feb 2008
I will check into these also. What loving, wonderful parents you had. I can do pillowcases and blankets. Thank you dear, I think many of us would like to help, just not sure how to go about it. Hugs and flower
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by dlmds 29 Feb 2008
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Thank you my friends, I also crochet and knit when watching TV. I never thought there was such a need for donated blankets. I do not know how to quilt, but I can do blankets other ways. Thank to all of you again. Hugs and flowers.
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by dlonnahawkins 01 Mar 2008
My parents made quilts together. They lived in a town that had a pajama factory and would buy the excess soft fabric, and make quilts, and gave most of them away when they saw the need. I am not that industrious.
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by ruthie 29 Feb 2008
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dlmds, if you have any spare time and energy left after you've made quilts etc for all those charities, you could still make quilts and buy one of those *realistic* baby dolls, you know the type - can't tell the difference between them and a real baby - and these one's don't poop, haha!!! Hugs and flowers.