12" QOV blocks ?

Is anyone collecting these? One of the groups I belong to was collecting
them and making quilts. Haven't heard much about it recently. The first
time I sent them blocks it was weeks before I knew that they got there.
They are about to wind up their participation.

Just wondered if there is someone else I could send the 12" RWB and
red-white blocks to.

--
Kay Ahr in NV
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to respond to me directly, remove "WESTHI" from the email address

Kay,
My guild is making Quilts of Valor this year as our
community service. If you send the blocks here, I can
probably use them with my new little group. ( I posted
about this a few days ago.) We plan to make a RWB quilt
in August, IIRC. If not, I will give them to another of
the small groups that is making the Quilts of Valor.
Thanks for your kindness.
PAT in VA/USA

Kay Ahr wrote:

Is anyone collecting these? One of the groups I belong to was collecting
them and making quilts. Haven't heard much about it recently. The first
time I sent them blocks it was weeks before I knew that they got there.
They are about to wind up their participation.

Just wondered if there is someone else I could send the 12" RWB and
red-white blocks to.

It was your original email that prompted my question. Are you also making
quilts for Canadian soldiers? That's why we were also making just
red-and-white blocks in addition to the RWB.

August? I could have a nice little pile by then. I don't have any right
now. I did send a small batch off to the other group, then I got reluctant
to make any more. Bought bunches of RWB fabrics before the other group's
efforts tapered off. So now that I know a place to send them, I'll make
some on the 4th of July.

You might get them just a few at a time. Do I use your address in the #13
RCTQ directory?
--
Kay Ahr in NV
http://community.webshots.com/user/kayahr
to respond to me directly, remove "WESTHI" from the email address


"Pat in Virginia" wrote in message
...
Kay,
My guild is making Quilts of Valor this year as our community service. If
you send the blocks here, I can probably use them with my new little
group. ( I posted about this a few days ago.) We plan to make a RWB quilt
in August, IIRC. If not, I will give them to another of the small groups
that is making the Quilts of Valor. Thanks for your kindness.
PAT in VA/USA

Kay Ahr wrote:

Is anyone collecting these? One of the groups I belong to was collecting
them and making quilts. Haven't heard much about it recently. The first
time I sent them blocks it was weeks before I knew that they got there.
They are about to wind up their participation.

Just wondered if there is someone else I could send the 12" RWB and
red-white blocks to.

THANK YOU KAY!! Due to postage costs, we will not be
sending quilts to soldiers in Canada. I do send my best
wishes though! So, you might want to find a Canadian
quilters for any red/white blocks.

The r/w/b blocks will be very welcome here! Today I
made two in the Ohio Star pattern. I needed to make a
few practice blocks before cutting a bunch for a
different project. Using the r/w/b colorway gave me
practice blocks that will eventually go into a quilt.
My address has not changed in years, so I guess you've
got it. Again, thank you so much!!

PAT in Virginia

Kay Ahr wrote:
It was your original email that prompted my question. Are you also making
quilts for Canadian soldiers? That's why we were also making just
red-and-white blocks in addition to the RWB.

August? I could have a nice little pile by then. I don't have any right
now. I did send a small batch off to the other group, then I got reluctant
to make any more. Bought bunches of RWB fabrics before the other group's
efforts tapered off. So now that I know a place to send them, I'll make
some on the 4th of July.

You might get them just a few at a time. Do I use your address in the #13
RCTQ directory?

On Jul 1, 8:34 pm, Pat in Virginia wrote:
THANK YOU KAY!! Due to postage costs, we will not be
sending quilts to soldiers in Canada. I do send my best
wishes though! So, you might want to find a Canadian
quilters for any red/white blocks.

The r/w/b blocks will be very welcome here! Today I
made two in the Ohio Star pattern. I needed to make a
few practice blocks before cutting a bunch for a
different project. Using the r/w/b colorway gave me
practice blocks that will eventually go into a quilt.
My address has not changed in years, so I guess you've
got it. Again, thank you so much!!

PAT in Virginia



Kay Ahr wrote:
It was your original email that prompted my question. Are you also making
quilts for Canadian soldiers? That's why we were also making just
red-and-white blocks in addition to the RWB.

August? I could have a nice little pile by then. I don't have any right
now. I did send a small batch off to the other group, then I got reluctant
to make any more. Bought bunches of RWB fabrics before the other group's
efforts tapered off. So now that I know a place to send them, I'll make
some on the 4th of July.

You might get them just a few at a time. Do I use your address in the #13
RCTQ directory?- Hide quoted text -

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Kay's question about quilts for Canadian soldiers has got me to
wondering if a HUG quilt has ever been made for a Canadian person in
need of a hug. Just wondering.

Sharon (N.B.)

Hmmm if not I volunteer to recieve one

Carissa in BC Canada


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Butterflies are not insects, they are
self-propelled flowers.-Heinlein

"Sharon" wrote in message
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On Jul 1, 8:34 pm, Pat in Virginia wrote:
THANK YOU KAY!! Due to postage costs, we will not be
sending quilts to soldiers in Canada. I do send my best
wishes though! So, you might want to find a Canadian
quilters for any red/white blocks.

The r/w/b blocks will be very welcome here! Today I
made two in the Ohio Star pattern. I needed to make a
few practice blocks before cutting a bunch for a
different project. Using the r/w/b colorway gave me
practice blocks that will eventually go into a quilt.
My address has not changed in years, so I guess you've
got it. Again, thank you so much!!

PAT in Virginia



Kay Ahr wrote:
It was your original email that prompted my question. Are you also
making
quilts for Canadian soldiers? That's why we were also making just
red-and-white blocks in addition to the RWB.

August? I could have a nice little pile by then. I don't have any
right
now. I did send a small batch off to the other group, then I got
reluctant
to make any more. Bought bunches of RWB fabrics before the other
group's
efforts tapered off. So now that I know a place to send them, I'll
make
some on the 4th of July.

You might get them just a few at a time. Do I use your address in the
#13
RCTQ directory?- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Kay's question about quilts for Canadian soldiers has got me to
wondering if a HUG quilt has ever been made for a Canadian person in
need of a hug. Just wondering.

Sharon (N.B.)

In Canada there is a Canadian Comfort and Remembrance Project. (CCRP)
There is a block pattern, designed by Jennifer Hodge (Picket Fences in
Brockville), for the CCRP that may not be used for profit or resale. My LQS
is having a "Stitch-In" Oct 5, and kits will be available to make blocks.
The finished blocks will be sewn into a quilt by the shop staff, and given
to CCRP.

--
Susan in Kingston ON
back to quilting, as usual
http://community.webshots.com/user/sbtinkingston
"Carissa" wrote in message
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Hmmm if not I volunteer to recieve one

Carissa in BC Canada


--
http://community.webshots.com/user/Elywyn
Butterflies are not insects, they are
self-propelled flowers.-Heinlein

"Sharon" wrote in message
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On Jul 1, 8:34 pm, Pat in Virginia wrote:
THANK YOU KAY!! Due to postage costs, we will not be
sending quilts to soldiers in Canada. I do send my best
wishes though! So, you might want to find a Canadian
quilters for any red/white blocks.

The r/w/b blocks will be very welcome here! Today I
made two in the Ohio Star pattern. I needed to make a
few practice blocks before cutting a bunch for a
different project. Using the r/w/b colorway gave me
practice blocks that will eventually go into a quilt.
My address has not changed in years, so I guess you've
got it. Again, thank you so much!!

PAT in Virginia



Kay Ahr wrote:
It was your original email that prompted my question. Are you also
making
quilts for Canadian soldiers? That's why we were also making just
red-and-white blocks in addition to the RWB.

August? I could have a nice little pile by then. I don't have any
right
now. I did send a small batch off to the other group, then I got
reluctant
to make any more. Bought bunches of RWB fabrics before the other
group's
efforts tapered off. So now that I know a place to send them, I'll
make
some on the 4th of July.

You might get them just a few at a time. Do I use your address in
the
#13
RCTQ directory?- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Kay's question about quilts for Canadian soldiers has got me to
wondering if a HUG quilt has ever been made for a Canadian person in
need of a hug. Just wondering.

Sharon (N.B.)