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by kylasm 18 Jun 2013 ( edited Jun 22'13 16:40 )
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Project Linus, making blankets for children in need. Several free patterns for quilt, afghan or blanket to keep or donate, including a pattern for weighted blankets for children with sensory disorder.

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[1] http://www.projectlinus.org/patterns/
www.projectlinus.org
Comments (5)
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by 02kar 18 Jun 2013
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Thanks for sharing. It is a worthy charity to get involved in.
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by pennifold 18 Jun 2013
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Well I've just spent the past half hour reading all about one of the ladies called Michele Bilyeu and her quilts for The Alzheimer's Association. I always love to read about it as that is what my father died from.

Thanks so much for the link Kyla - it is amazing. Love and blessings Chris
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by eyeztodiefor10 19 Jun 2013
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Thank you tons and tons! I had been using quilter's cache for my quilt block finds but this page has so much more! I'm so tickled you posted this! What a mountain of good info! Thank you sew very much for sharing!
Meri
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by cj2sew 22 Jun 2013
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I meet once a month with about 15 ladies and we spend the day sewing. I have learned more about quilting there than at sewing classes. Our quilt guild makes about 65 quilts a year. Everything is donated - supplies, quilting, time, etc. I had never bothered to look at patterns/links page. Thank you for the info.
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by clawton 22 Jun 2013
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A worth while organization. I have been working with students at a High School since 2004 making blankets and quilts. I have personally been able to make a lot through the years. Although retired now I still volunteer to help the teacher that took over the club. My goal is to personally make at least 100. I'm a little over 3/4's of the way to that goal!