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Marilyn Teaching Long Arm Classes
Be sure and sign up for long arm classes. Right now they are scheduled January 21st 1 and 2 pm. Each class is one hour. The classes will also be on January 28th 10 and 11 am. Click here to sign up for the class. There is a limit of five per class.
Once you have taken the class and feel confident to use the machine you are welcome to schedule a time to come in any Monday, Wednesday, or Saturday.
Once you have taken the class and feel confident to use the machine you are welcome to schedule a time to come in any Monday, Wednesday, or Saturday.
SAVE THESE DATES
Big Blanket Gathers for 2019 at Gardiner Community Center have been scheduled. February 17th is our first gather. Roxanne will be teaching us how to make Quick Turn Flannel Blankets. Please bring 2 yards of flannel fabric or you can use what we have on-hand. These will all go to Children's Hospital. I will have sewing machines and rotary cutters on hand. We will be downstairs. See you between 1 and 3 in the afternoon. You can click Calendar under Contacts for all the dates, or just click here.
Appreciation Tea scheduled for Sunday June 2nd from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Gardiner Community Center, upstairs.
Appreciation Tea scheduled for Sunday June 2nd from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Gardiner Community Center, upstairs.
More Beautiful Blankets continue to come in each day
Songs dedicated to all my quilting blanketeers
I found this on the web and got a big chuckle out of it. Mavis Rosbach a former Port Angeles resident now in Georgia has a quilting business and this is her song. Her web site is www.quiltbirdstudio.com/
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If you know other blanketeers that are not getting email notices please contact me so I can reach out.
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Still having a hard time reaching all blanketeers! I sent postcards to those I do not have emails for. Please share this information with your friends in case I am still unable to reach them.
What is Project Linus?
Project Linus is a non-profit organization of volunteer "blanketeers" that provide new, handmade, blankets and afghans to children who are seriously ill, traumatized, or otherwise in need of a sense of security, warmth, and comfort. You can use our Contact page or email me for more information.
Project Linus is a non-profit organization of volunteer "blanketeers" that provide new, handmade, blankets and afghans to children who are seriously ill, traumatized, or otherwise in need of a sense of security, warmth, and comfort. You can use our Contact page or email me for more information.
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Anyone Can Participate
You don't need to know how to sew, knit or crochet to help make a blanket for a child. We are a diverse group of individuals with a wide variety of talents and personalities! Come join us for an hour or a day, whatever you can give. Even those who have never made a quilt are welcome to join us. We will teach you everything you need to start sewing or helping in other ways.
You don't need to know how to sew, knit or crochet to help make a blanket for a child. We are a diverse group of individuals with a wide variety of talents and personalities! Come join us for an hour or a day, whatever you can give. Even those who have never made a quilt are welcome to join us. We will teach you everything you need to start sewing or helping in other ways.
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How can I help?
Make a blanket and donate it to the Washington Peninsula Chapter. You can use our Contact page or email me for more information. Project Linus distributes blankets to several hospitals and organizations that help children in need.
Make a blanket and donate it to the Washington Peninsula Chapter. You can use our Contact page or email me for more information. Project Linus distributes blankets to several hospitals and organizations that help children in need.
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Your Blanket Count
Check The Count menu option to see your total blanket count. If it is incorrect please email me.