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Quilting for Others

Quilting for Others was established in 2000 as an outreach of Helping Hands Quilt Guild in Dover, DE. About 20 of us meet monthly and also work at home to make quilts for vets, abused women, nursing home patients, sick children, and anyone “in need of the warmth and comfort of a quilt”. In our 16 years we have donated over 3250 quilts, which is an average of 250 to 300 per year.

2 thoughts on “Quilting for Others”

  1. Cheryl Scheffel says:
    01/21/2016 at 6:06 pm

    I saw Ann’s award on WBOC and looked up your group. Do you take fabric donations? If so, are you limited to a size? I have a lot of scraps. Some small enough for a 4′ square. Others larger. All cotton or cotton blends. Please let me know and I will start getting a package together.

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    1. Niki Meiners says:
      01/24/2016 at 5:19 pm

      We do not take fabric at Fairfield. Contact your local quilting guild.

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