Linus Project put out a call for Preemie Christmas Blankets. I went through my fabric stash and found these little cuties. I was able to make five to donate. These blankets are used in hospitals to wrap up preemies or drape over their incubators. They are flannel on one side and cotton fabric on the other side. They measure 25" square.
I made 25 masks for the Krause Children's Center. I sent off the first 5 without taking a photo, but here are the other 20.
I cut 1/2" strips from a black or white T-shirt for the earpieces. The fabric rolls and is soft. I tie each piece in an overhand knot. That way each person can fit the earpieces for comfort and fit.
This is a flip and sew Dr. Seuss quilt. It was fun and easy to make. Each strip was cut the width of fabric, around 40". Which means your quilt finishes about 40" wide. You can cut each strip the same size or vary the sizes, such as 2 1/2", 3 1/2", 4 1/2" and 5 1/2'. (example: 40" x 2 1/2")
I belong to a Bee called The Comfort Quilters. We donate nursing home quilts to as many as 3 or 4 different Homes a year. Each member receives a quilt at Christmas time. The ladies in this group are quilting machines. They make an enormous amount of quilts a year.