Tag: quilting

Quilters Club Continues Charity Sew Days

Linda Rowe In August, the PebbleCreek Quilters completed 23 receiving blankets for Abrazo Hospital. Members of the PebbleCreek Quilters were delighted that the hospital was able to begin receiving donations that had been suspended due to COVID-19. These adorable blankets will be provided to families in need. In September, 23 Zippy Strippy cosmetic bags were completed…

Mosaic Quilts

Linda Rowe Linda Shaver and Pam Murphy hosted a mosaic quilt workshop by award-winning, nationally recognized quilter, Timna Tarr. This technique challenges the quilter to replicate an enlarged photo using two-inch squares of fabric that are appliqued in order to capture the details. It was not easy, but the results were amazing. Subjects included pets,…

PebbleCreek Quilter Assists Sewing Club

Linda Rowe and Pam Branfur PebbleCreek Quilt Club member Erma Taylor responded to a request from the PebbleCreek Sewing Club. The PebbleCreek Sewing Club was making little bags to hold feminine hygiene products collected for and donated to the Go With The Flow organization. Go With The Flow is a non-profit organization that provides menstrual products to…

Charity Fundraising Quilt

Linda Rowe and Carole Schumacher Have you ever wondered why the PebbleCreek Quilters Club (PCQC) makes a special charity fundraising quilt each year? The answer is easy. We use the funds to procure supplies for the charities we support. PCQC does a phenomenal amount of charity work for our local community. During the past 15…

Quilters Club Answers the Call for Sensory Mats

Front row (left to right): Linda Rowe, Joan Grube, Jan Ochterbecki; back row: Judy Frank, Nadine Eders, Diane Rottman, Lynne Hupp, and Maura Weddle

Linda Rowe People with dementia, or in hospice with dementia, spend many hours sitting or lying down. They may be bored, anxious, unable to interpret their environment accurately, or unable to recognize family members. In addition, when people with dementia become agitated, it can be extremely difficult for family members to see their loved ones…