Bent Needle Quilts
Debbie Thurman shares, ” I recently started a group of 20 women, that meet at a local quilt shop on Sunday a month, who create quilts for foster children. It began as a one woman project, and I made about 45 quilts and donated them to foster children – and now it has grown tremendously. The children who get these quilts are those a part of CASA of Oregon foster child program.The reason that I started this program was to give back to children, and give them a sense of security with a hand-made quilt. To date, we are approaching our goal of 100 quilts.”
I thank you for your care and concern for foster children! That is my special concern also! I even became a foster Mom when I was in my 50s! My foster son is back with me in my 80s and is helping me now! Go online and type in Dot Barr and Luv Blankies and see what I have been doing for 30 years (under Fairfield)!
I thank you for your care and concern for foster children! That is my special concern also! I even became a foster Mom when I was in my 50s! My foster son is back with me in my 80s and is helping me now!