Kitsap Cuddles – Lead Chair: Barb Peterson
Kitsap supplies Kidvantage (KidVantage helps kids reach their full potential tomorrow by meeting basic needs today).
St. Michaels Hospital
- Toddler size (for KidVantage). ( Toddler Sized: 38” X 44” to 40” X 46”)
- Quilts between 36” – 42” for use at the hospital. There are some kits available check with chair.
Kitsap Snuggles – Lead Chair: Nikki Desomier
Our Charities for Snuggles this year: State Patrol, Olympic Ambulance, The Navy, Olympic College and Easter Seals of Washington. Some kits available as donations allow. Check with chair.
- Quilts that are kid friendly sized 12” to 20”.
- We need to have stuffed animals (small size). Donate a stuffed animal, Quilt or BOTH.
- Any ribbon donations would be fantastic to wrap the kid quilt to the stuffed animal.
Hospice- Lead Chair: Leslie Stapleton
- Gifts of quilts to Multi-care Hospice serving Kitsap and Pierce counties.
Quiltmaker can place a pinned tag on the quilts to denote which charity they wish for their quilt.
Fred Hutch – Lead Chair: Leslie Stapleton
- Quilts are delivered to the Poulsbo Office to be distributed in Poulsbo.
- Throw sized quilt is preferred.
- Quilts go into bags labeled Compliments of Kitsap Quilters, allowing the recipient to easily carry the quilt to and from appointments.
Quiltmaker can place a pinned tag on the quilts to denote which charity is your wish.
Meals on Wheels Placemats – Lead Chair: Debbie McKeever
- Seniors in Kitsap County. These placemats are delivered with their meals.
- Finished size: 12” X 18”
- NO BATTING REQUESTED
- Your choice of fabric and method – which can include left over blocks as long as the finish is 12 X 18.
- Self-Binding Placement Pattern available on Kitsap Facebook page.
- Top Fabric: 5” X 16.5”, Bottom Fabric: 14.5” X 20.5”
- Top Stitch around the seam and at least a X across the body of the placemat.
- Throw sized quilt (50” X 65”)
Click HERE to download the above information.
Kitsap Quilters' Fiber Arts Scholarship
To apply for the $1500 Kitsap Quilters Guild Fiber Arts Scholarship, each applicant must:
be a Washington State resident, OR a graduate of a Washington State high school, OR be
attending a Washington State college/university or technical institute, 20 years old or older at time of
application and enrolled in an accredited program. Fiber Arts may include sewing, weaving, clothing or
costume design, quilting, dyeing, basketry, embroidery and needle arts, curatorship and preservation,
history and the technical production of textiles. Art courses that include design, composition, surface
design, and art history may be included.