LWR Quilting

The Lutheran World Relief quilters use donated fabric and bedding to make quilts for Lutheran World Relief to distribute around the world. Every Thursday night at 7pm this group meets to tie quilts.

News

Over 50 quilts were recently delivered to Lutheran World Relief.






Mission Quilts

So Much More Than a Blanket

“There is, indeed, a transforming moment when a Quilt passes from our hands into another’s, and they embrace it.” – Kirk Betts, Former Chairman of the LWR Board of Directors, upon distributing LWR Quilts in Niger

When you make and send a Quilt, you are not only comforting someone you have never met, but providing an object that is useful in ways you probably never imagined. In addition to being a cozy, clean new bed cover, it can be:

  • A baby carrier, tied around a mother’s back;
  • a market display, spread on the ground and piled with vegetables;
  • a sack for transporting those goods to market;
  • a sunshade;
  • a shawl; and most importantly
  • a constant reminder that someone, far away, cares a lot.

Time and Talent

Sewers to stitch 60 x 80 inch quilt tops and backs.
Sewers to stitch all the layers together.
People to tie and knot the quilt layers together.
People to launder the fabric and middles.

Woven fabric for making quilt tops and backs.
Batting, blankets and mattress pads for quilt middles.
 

Contact

Laura Ristow