Fast Ideas for Charity Quilts! National Giving Month - Quilt Donations

Love that you chose Project Linus! It is my charity of choice also.

Quilters respond quickly in times of crisis. Fabric Cafe was instrumental in providing several patterns so that quilters could become responders in a time of need after the May, 2022, Robb School tragedy in Uvalde, Texas. The Quilts of Grace Shop in Uvalde reached out. The shop asked for quilts to help the Uvalde community heal. Two quilters in Claude, Tx, quickly made 4 quilts with Three Yard Patterns for the children. These quilts were distributed as a measure of comfort. Thank you, Fabric Cafe for your part in this time of need. May the quilts provide a blessing to the community in this difficult time.

Donna and all at Fabric Cafe, what a beautiful thing to do girls, all of you. To bring a smile and a cuddle in the shape of a beautiful quilt to children that could do with that cuddle. I have just about finished my 2nd quilt, but my first i made for my autistic grandson who is non verbal, and i made it so that when he gets upset or is fustrated at not being understood, he can cuddle into his double bed sized Toy Story quilt. You are giving all these children that hug and understanding with every quilt that is used. Crafty hugs from Norah, Glenochil, Scotland

Thank you so much for selecting Project Linus. I am the coordinator for the Louisville Metro Ky chapter and our blanketeers are awesome!

YAY for Project Linus, I have been quilting for them for over a year now. I'm so happy you picked them for your donations.

Another coordinator here! Thank you so much for raising awareness about Project Linus and providing simple, easy-to-follow instructions to make beautiful quilts. My very first quilt was from one of Donna's 3 Yard Quilt books, and I've donated several to Project Linus over the years. I love how the quilts you make aren't just for infants. Since we donate blankets to kids up to 18 years old, it's great to see patterns for quilts suitable for teenagers.

Thank you so much from Project Linus!!!

Our Naples (Florida) Quilters' Guild makes and donates Comfy Quilts to our local Child Advocacy Center. We just found out the Center suffered extensive damage during Hurricane Ian. Not only did they lose their office, many of the quilts they had waiting to be gifted to children in need were destroyed or damaged as well. So our Guild certainly has our work cut out for us over the next weeks and months. Thank you for the encouragement and inspiration.

I love what your donating to “Linus”. I am one of many people who help label the quilts and I make quilt and knit blankets. So thank you again

I came across your you tube videos at the beginning of October. I used your cancer awareness free pattern this week to make a quilt to donate to a child battling brain cancer.. The ribbon color for the particular cancer is purple and yellow. I wish I could attach a picture to show you. Thank you so much for that quick pattern you came up with. Im hooked on your patterns.I’m currently making others using the 5 new fabric cafe quilt books I just bought. I bought 2 when I discovered you and ordered 3 more books last week. I can’t help myself. Maybe Santa will bring me your new book that came out.

Thank you ladies. As a Project Linus coordinator, I love it when our name gets out there. Your support is greatly appreciated.😊

Love that you showed all easy quits today!

What a lovely gesture! You a very kind.

As a Project Linus Coordinator for my county, I can't thank you enough for easy kids patterns. We get some amazing quilts from talented volunteers and I often recognize your patterns. When someone starting out wants a simple pattern to sew, I recommend they start with a fabric café pattern. Kids just LOVE getting these lap quilts!

Love your patterns for donation quilts, I have donated 47 quilts so far this year. My goal is 52, which I should meet, as I have 4 in process and several in the planning stage. Most go to project linus.

I love your challenge! I'm a blanketeer for the Tyler, TX chapter. I've only made fleece blankets so far, but want to make quilts now since I've learned.

What goes around, comes around…I so appreciate what everyone at Fabric Cafe’ does for various organizations. Another great show.

Trying to type as I cry. Thank you, words can't express how much you guys mean to me. I accept your challenge and will be donating quilts. Thank you and many blessings to all of the Fabric Cafe family and friends. You are truly a blessing! Stay amazing ladies and John of course too.

Love these! The quilt with the Alzheimer's colors personally touches my heart (my Mom has Alzheimer's). I also love the military quilts (I have children & a grandson in the military). Thank you all!!

Purple is also the color for Epilepsy. I don't mind admitting I have it, but there is such a negative stigma that many people hide it. I don't know if we and Alzheimer's are both purple since we are both neurological. 💜💜💜💜 Thanks for all you lovely ladies do💜