I’ve recently had a lot of requests for patterns formerly in my pattern shop. I retired from selling quilt patterns on December 31, 2019. If you would still like one of my retired patterns, I will offer it in return for a small donation to a food bank, non-profit, or other similar charity in your area. Volunteering your time, of course, counts! Email your receipt or photo (for me only, I won’t publish or) and I’ll gladly send the pattern. One pattern per donation. ♥
In which I share some actual fun stuff and talk about what my plans are now.
I can’t thank you all enough for the generous outpouring of love & support. Really, really, you’ve all been amazing. ♥
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My dear friends, in this video I share an update on my post-op and talk about what you’ve all been asking me: why I can no longer take donations on behalf of The Linus Connection.
If you have mailed a quilt top to me in the last six months or so and you haven’t seen it quilted yet, please let me know if you are okay with my donating to a charity organization at a later date. I won’t be able to quilt for some time yet and I don’t know where my donations will be going at that time.
The orphan blocks you send will still be used to #quiltforgood because that is what I love to do.
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Hello, friends.
I am no longer able to accept donations on behalf of The Linus Connection. I will continue to #quiltforgood and will still work with orphan blocks to make that happen, but if you have quilt tops, quilts, fleece, knit, or crochet blankets to donate, you can drop them off at Honey Bee Quilt Store (Austin, TX), Poppy Quilt N Sew (Georgetown, TX), or drop them at the monthly meeting.
If you have been mailing in donations to me personally, I encourage to you find a non-profit in your area. Your talent will be needed and appreciated.
If you prefer to continue donations via The Linus Connection, you can send donations to The Linus Connection, P.O. Box 29491, Austin, Texas 78755.
See you on Tuesday!
❤ Jennifer
In which I share a few more finished gifts, some Christmas cards, and some news.
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In which I share more quilts for Linus made by a variety of people, some bows, and talk about my toes!
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In which I share one bound quilt and a slew of holiday crafts. Special thanks to Jeanie for inspiring us to make little stuffed Christmas trees!
Links to lots of things from the video below:
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In which I finished quilts, a tip for getting out coffee & tea stains, and even more fun Christmas ornaments made using my Cricut Maker 3!
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In which I share a couple of small things and tease a Super Secret Project!
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In which I talk about the Silent Auction totals, share what I won in the auction, some mail, quilt finishes, and more!
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