Thursday, July 18, 2024

More Arrivals.

Dianne Daly has very generously sent another large parcel containing a lovely quilt, a crocheted blanket,  3 pair of long pants for toddlers, 25 knitted beanies,  4 knitted teddies, 2 knitted premmie jackets, 4 pair of premmie booties, 10 marble mazes, 4 soap pouches and 3 tote bags.


The tote bags were made from obsolete trouser uniforms donated by Ambulance Victoria. 
Marg Coulthard has been busy knitting 24 pair of beautifully knitted booties for newborns.
Kaye Hardman has made a lovely quilt by piecing donated fabric strip's.


Janet Kidson and Sally S have donated another 6 cute teddy bears with custom made jumpers knitted by Sally.


 Many thanks everyone for your generous donations. 

Hugs, Jan Mac xx 

Wednesday, July 17, 2024

Many Thanks Sue and Ann.


Sue Taylor is a very productive member of Oz Comfort Quilts and she has donated another 2 fabulous quilts as well as 3 beautifully crocheted blankets,  2 pair of fingerless gloves and a cowl.


                      

 Sue also delivered 3 lovely cot panels from Ann Hall to make more cute quilts for kids.

Many Thanks ladies for your ongoing support. 

Hugs, Jan Mac xx 

Monday, July 15, 2024

The Nicola Court Quilters.

Margaret Brown and the Nicola Crt Quilters very generously support Oz Comfort Quilts with lots of donations and Margaret dropped off another large number of items including 7 pretty Quilts for Life's Little Treasures. 





Lyn Hopgood has donated 4 beautifully knitted baby jackets,  4 pair of booties,  2 knitted beanies and a knitted jumpsuit.

Lynne Guziak has donated 66 beautifully knitted beanies for babies.
The Nicola Court Quilters also donated  120 drawstring bags for toiletries or library bags.
A large amount of fleece fabric to make more tracksuit pants. 
6 tote bags.
An incredible  277 soap pouches with soap.
72 Santa Sacks and  19 bibs.

 Many thanks ladies for so generously donating so many wonderful creations to help people in need. 

Hugs, Jan Mac xx 

Sunday, July 14, 2024

The Sewing Sisters From Beaconsfield.

Carol Dunkley is a member of a very productive group called the Sewing Sisters of Beaconsfield and she dropped off all of these fantastic items.

They donated 21 fabulous quilts. 




















They also donated 19 quilt tops as well as 5 more tops with wadding.




A set of QAYG blocks and binding.

Some large pieces of fabric for backings as wellas 8 drawstring bags and 7 Santa Sacks. 


 Thank you all for generously donating your skills and time to help people in need. 

Hugs, Jan Mac xx