Below is the "Call to Quilters" to send in photos of charity quilts they have worked on.
Quilters are some of the nicest and most generous people "out there!" We make, from start to finish, or quilt and / or bind, quilts that are donated to worthy causes or needy individuals. We make and donate these quilts with open hearts and with "no strings attached" to the receiving groups.
In 2013 we had the first Longarm University Charity Quilt Challenge and it was a HUGE success! So I thought, "let's do it again!"
Make or complete a quilt, or two, or more, and donate it to a charity of your choice. Send a photo of your quilt as an email attachment and I will post the photos on this website.
Quilts can be made from UFO's (unfinished objects), WIP's (work in progress), PIGS (projects in grocery sacks) or even a quilt made specifically for this challenge! Also included in this challenge are quilts that you have quilted or completed for specific charities during the last two years.
There will be a drawing for a $50 Longarm University Gift Certificate from those who have sent photos.
In 2013 there was such a huge response that THREE Gift Certificates were awarded! Let's see if we can beat the 2013 record of photo responses.
BONUS!! For a FREE quilt pattern (with a video tutorial) that is quick and easy to make for a Charity Quilt Click Here
Let's get busy and make some quilts for charity!
The Un-Even 9 Patch Quilt is a fun, easy quilt to make for a charity, as a gift, or for yourself!
I have made this quilt MANY times over the years for my children, grandchildren and to donate to charities.
The Un-Even 9 Patch Pattern is in a pdf file which you
can download by
Clicking Here
To view photos of this quilt Click Here
For a free video tutorial on cutting the Uneven 9 Patch Click Here
Click on any photo for a large view and slide show
I made this quilt for American Hero Quilts with the Un-Even 9 Patch pattern (see above).
I made this quilt from cat fabric I have had in my stash for a long, long time!
This quilt was donated to MEOW Cat Rescue www.meowcatrescue.org
These photos are of the pieced quilt. Unfortunately, I didn't take and photos of the quilting before I donated the quilt.
Quilt measures 64 x 76 inches.
The quilt was too large for my clothesline and I have it hanging sideways.
I didn't have enough of the cat fabric for all four borders so I added a "sort of 9 Patch" block to the corners and have the cat fabric on the top an bottom borders.
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This video is iPad and Android friendly.
15 minutes, 32 seconds
To send any comments about this video tutorial Click Here