These volunteer quilters can work independently or with groups. The material for the quilts is donated or purchased by Victoria Quilts at a discount.
The sessions begin with a short general meeting bringing everyone up to date on quilts made, donations received, quilts delivered, and show and tell for those quilters who have sewn a quilt top or finished an entire quilt.
Quilters then go about putting quilt tops, batting and backing together to be tied or taken by one of our long arm quilting volunteers to be machine quilted. Others pick up kits or select material to take home and make a quilt top. Quilt patterns are also available to inspire volunteers making the quilt tops.
It's a worthwhile charity run by volunteers of all skill levels and I'm proud to be a part of it. It gives me great satisfaction to be able to contribute my time and quilting skills to help others.
Although I have only been involved with this group for a few months, I have managed to complete a lap quilt for the cause and am working on a second quilt.
My first Victoria Quilt |
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