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Project Linus 2021
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.Any drop-offs can be made at Headquarters on open hours or contact me for special arrangements. Drop offs can also be made at Loop 'N Stitch - 61 Hooker Road or Stitch in Time Quilt Shoppe - 225 East Washington in Sequim.
If you have special request for supplies that have been donated please contact me ahead of time so I can bring out a selection from Headquarters.
email mrstc@embarqmail.com or call 360-797-7417
If you have special request for supplies that have been donated please contact me ahead of time so I can bring out a selection from Headquarters.
email mrstc@embarqmail.com or call 360-797-7417
Congratulations to a Very Active and Successful Chapter
For the first 8 months of 2021, in spite of the Covid thing, we collected 1324 brand new blankets from our most excellent blanketeers. We delivered 950 of them to various social services. 61 containers of fabric were donated. Come to headquarters for a nice selection to add to your Project Linus Blankets.
Pictures of Awesome Quilts Donated in October
104 Awesome Quilts and that is not the half of it!
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Fabulous Fabric Donations
Come to Headquarters to get best picks
Any Wednesday or Thursday 10-3
Any Wednesday or Thursday 10-3
Thank you video
This was put together by national headquarters.
New YouTube Videos
Project Linus has a YouTube subscription location where you can see all their videos. They have a new one about the JoAnne Project. You can click here for the YouTube information.
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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Lil Rev Internet Junctions is a web site about quilting poems, stories, songs, and history of quilting.
If you know other blanketeers that are not getting email notices please contact me so I can reach out.
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 In's and Outs menu option to see your total blanket count. If it is incorrect please email me.
