Showing posts with label Basic Info. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Basic Info. Show all posts

Monday, March 15, 2010

How to Order a Quilt

If you would like to order a quilt for armed forces deployed overseas, email Linda at linda.camoquilt@gmail.com, or call her at 920-627-3460.  The quilt is a GIFT of appreciation, however, we do ask to be reimbursed for the cost of shipping. When ordering a quilt, please provide the following information:
  1. Name of the serviceman ( if ordering for a unit, the name of the unit and # of quilts needed)
  2. Area of deployment (If not yet deployed -- the expected date of deployment)
  3. Branch of service (Army, Air Force, Marine, if Navy, the branch they are serving with)
  4. Shipping address.  (We will let you know what it cost for shipping so you can reimburse us)
  5. Contact person - who to contact when the order is shipped so we can advise them of the cost of shipping.  Approximate cost is $10 if a single quilt is shipped.  If 10 quilts or more are shipped the approximate cost is $3 per quilt.
Keep in mind that we often have a backlog of orders, so it may be 6-12 weeks before we can fill an order. Orders are usually completed on a first come, first served basis.

Quilt Kits are also available for those who want to make a camo quilt to be given to a family member or friend who is deployed to Iraq or Afghanistan. Kits include pre-cut fabric for the quilt and cool-tie and instructions for sewing them. Kits are free of charge, but we ask that postage be reimbursed. Please specify that you want a kit to sew when you place your order. Also specify if you want us to send the batting or if you will purchase the 100% Warm & Natural batting yourself (2 yds of 45").


Friday, November 20, 2009

Video Report on the Camo Quilt Project

Andy Romey of The American Legion made this video report in honor of our one-year anniversary of our Camo Quilt Workshop.

Click here to watch the video

Monday, September 7, 2009

Cutting Fabric

Cutting 40 layers of ACU fabric is easy with the use of the electric rotary cutting saw! The fabric comes on rolls from 20 to 100 yds each. The width is about 66 inches. The fabric is layered onto our cutting table and the first cut is made at 45". After the initial cut to width, the fabric is then cut to 72" lengths. The 21" cut-off is set aside to be cut into bindings, ties, cool-ties and it is also used to piece together additional 45 x 72 inch quilt pieces. We have been using the saw for almost a year now and we are still on the first blade. Pretty impressive since it has cut pieces for more than 1200 quilts!

Saturday, July 25, 2009

A Trunk Full of Quilts




Courtney from Madison WI carries an armful of finished quilts to her car. Courtney delivered the carful of 150 quilts to Fort Hood TX.

Friday, January 30, 2009

Get in Touch With Us!

If you or your group is interested in being involved in the Camouflage Quilt Project, please contact:
Linda Wieck (say "wick") at (920) 627-3460
e-mail: linda.camoquilt@gmail.com

Linda Wieck is willing to speak to your group or do a sewing workshop on making the quilt. Let us know!