Unwanted blocks or quilt tops or fabric or batting?
 Donate them and we'll complete the quilts and send them on to a good cause

Our ‘production line’ is an on-going effort which produces completed quilts
 to send off to local charities and the Very Snuggly Quilt program

A QFO Pack contains blocks with their borders, batting, backing and binding, and a rough diagram of the quilt
If you would like a pack, please see Judy Alcock at a meeting

Click on a link below to take you to the pattern, size requirements or information.
These info sheets are ready to print, usually two to an A4 page - one for you, one for a friend
 

Very Snuggly Quilts

Very Snuggly Quilts - what size?
Vic Quilters organise for around 60 quilts every month to be delivered to the Royal Children's Hospital and Monash Medical Centre
for long-term and life-threatening illnesses and the children take their quilts home
www.victorianquilters.org/
Guild Contact:  Anne Sushames or Judy Alcock

Teddy - knitting pattern
an adjunct to the Very Snuggle Quilts program above
Guild Contact:  Anne Sushames or Judy Alcock

ICU @ RCH - what size? Note: Special requirements!
Intensive Care Unit at the Royal Children's Hospital
Guild Contact:  Purple Pixies

Quilts of Love - suitable size and style?
For the Geelong Hospital and St John of God
Guild Contact:   Adrienne Hare

Neo Natal Quilts
1 metre x 75cm with dark backing
Guild Contact:  Judy Alcock

     Treasured Babies Programme
supporting families who lose a baby during pregnancy through SIDS & KIDS and the Hope Bereavement Services

www.sidsandkidsvic.org/bereavement-support/treasured-babies

Making tiny garments and items, including small (cot size) quilts
Patterns available from:
joanslattery@sidsandkids.org
 

Breast Cancer Comfort Cushions

This is quite a big file and may take time to download - be patient!
It includes: General Instructions & Notes about Matching Sets
and patterns for Comfort Cushion, X-Ray Carry Bag, Drainage Bag

Guild Contact:  the Purple Pixies' table on Guild days

Oncology Quilts

Making quilts for people undergoing treatment at St John of God Hospital Geelong.

Quilt size should be 1.5-2m x 1.5-2m (big enough to tuck around someone)

Guild Contact: info@geelongpatch.org.au

Alannah and Madeline Foundation

Knit for Others

KOGO (Knit One Give One)   
Patterns for beanies & scarves and much more
www.knitonegiveone.org

KOGO Patterns
KOGO Newsletter
Knitted squares for rugs

Another website to consider: www.freewebs.com/knit4charities
Guild Contact:  Judy Alcock
You can bring items to Guild and give to Judy Alcock to deliver

House Sox -  knitting pattern
Kids love them, adults do too!
Make them for KOGO (see below)
Guild Contact:  Judy Alcock
 

    Triangles Scarf - knitting pattern
Such a fun scarf to knit, especially effective with variegated wool
Make them for KOGO (see below)
Guild Contact:  Judy Alcock

Marsupial Pouches for Wildlife Rescue - What size?
AWARE
(Australian Wildlife Assistance, Rescue & Education)
www.awarewildlife.org.au
Guild Contact:  Judy Alcock

For those who liked (or missed) the Tips & Tricks session ‘Making Tubes for Making Quilts’, there is a 'Tube Tutorial' on YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOWSp0mTTqE  

(Note: The tutor says to cut a 4¼” strip to join on to the pair of joined 2½” strips, but I use a 4½” strip.
You’ll find what works for you!)

Judy's hand-written notes give quantities of fabric, how many tubes to make and pressing plans for a 9-block / 36-square quilt pictured left.
Email to ask for a copy