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by lehewj1 04 Feb 2012 ( edited Feb 04'12 06:51 )
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my mother-in-law was in a nursing home until she died in December of last year..We finally got back to this nursing home to visit the workers there a year later... In visiting, I found out they needed walker bags for there residents... so I volunteered to make some of them. Got two of them done tonight after we got home...very easy to do, and I know they will really appreciate them... feels good to do something for charity... they always say it is better to give than to receive...

I will probably make at least ten to twenty of them.

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by noah 04 Feb 2012
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excellent:):) we at our seniors club are making bibs for them and yes it is a blessing anyway you look at it hugs carolyn
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by dino 04 Feb 2012
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Is there a pattern for walker bags?
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by mommajo 04 Feb 2012
yes just search online for free walker directions, also I bought one from Joann fabrics when they had their patterns for 99 cents . It was a simplicity.
by mommajo 04 Feb 2012
just looked quickly this site has all kinds of stuff www.bevscountrycottage.com/seniors.html
I make alot of things for the kids at the health center.
by lehewj1 04 Feb 2012
Mine is Simplicity 2822 and I also bought it when they were on sale for $.99
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by bonnetgirl 04 Feb 2012
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Wonderful...It is better to give then to receive. My gift is my time....I volunteer for hospice. I go sit with my special friends...or sometime they just want something simple at the store...Last one wanted a pair of nail clippers and tweezers and another just wanted some fruit. So little ask for but means so much to them.
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by cfidl 04 Feb 2012
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What a great idea! Probably a bottom weight(heavier cottom) would be a good fabric to use. Thanks for the tip!
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by diamondfowler 04 Feb 2012
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I am in charge of the Young women at our church and we made 60 clothes protectors for the seniors