Quilting Patterns

Nov 05, 2007 9 Replies

I live in South Orange County, CA and I have 20 or 30 quilting patterns that I need to find new homes for. I don't want to use eBay and thought perhaps some quilting guilds could use them for fund raisers. It would just about kill me to just throw them out as I would prefer that they go to some organization that could use them. I thought about the bookstore connected with my local library, but they are overwhelmed with donations. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks, Bea


You might try to email the Southern California Council of Quilt Guilds to see if they can put you in contact with a guild that was affected by the wildfires.

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Hi Bea,

I too am in South Orange County. I belong to Beach Cities Quilter's Guild (sorta). You can check with them regarding the patterns. You can write to them at snipped-for-privacy@beachcitiesquilters.org. Their next meeting will be on Thursday night at the Holiday Inn in Laguna Hills at 6:30 pm.

Debbi in SO CA

Bea wrote:

Another idea might be to check with your local senior centers ... one of our ladies recently gave a stack of quiltin' mags and patterns to a local SC and they were VERY appreciative!

Does your local high school have a home ec dept? If so, they might be interested, too!! :)

Thanks Jeri, I will definitely get in touch with them.

Bea

Thanks Debbi, I'll definitely email them.

Bea

What a great idea. I also have a bunch of cross stitch charts to find a new home for, so that might be something else to approach the senior centers about. Thanks everyone for all your great suggestions and help.

Bea

You're the one offerin' to give away good quiltin' patterns!! The pat on the back ought to be all yours!! :)

Another thing might be to find out about local charity yard/garage sales ...

20-30 patterns would make quite a bit of cash for a needy and worthy cause! :)

Hugs!! Connie :)

With the fires in So. Cal., I'm wondering if a quilt guild there would like them to use to make quilts for those burned out or, gasp, for a quilter who lost his/her stash......

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