In-person Charity Sew Days on hold for now

Please join us for our Charity Drop-Off/Pick Up days. More details below.


PMQG members continually share their skills and love of quilting through charity sewing.

Charity Sew days are hosted by PMQG member Cath Hall at Modern Domestic (422 NE Alberta Street) from 10:30am until 4pm.  

Just bring yourself! Everything needed for Charity Sew Days is generously supplied by Modern Domestic (mats, rotary cutters, irons, rulers, Bernina sewing machines, a Bernina long arm machine and even a Bernina table top quilting machine).  Whether you prefer cutting, ironing, piecing or quilting, there’s a job for everyone! You can stay all day or drop by for an hour or two.  Many hands means many charity quilts!

Modern Domestic even offers PMQG participants a 20% discount on all purchases made at Charity Sew Days!

Learn how to make wonky star blocks here.

Upcoming Events

2024 Sew Days: Monday January 29, Monday February 26th, Monday March 25th. 10:30-4pm

For a complete list of dates, see the CALENDAR OF EVENTS.  

QUILTS

2018 1st Trimester:  Camp Erin, a camp for grieving children. When the campers arrive, they are greeted with a teddy bear and a quilt on their bunks. Quilts for camp Erin should be twin sized (minimum 39"x 76") and be child appropriate in theme and fabric. Campers are aged 6-17 and the camp often has a special need for quilts that may appeal to boys, especially teen boys.  Join a PMQG Charity Day, or bring finished quilts (quilted or not) to any meeting or PMQG event to help with this charity.

More information about quilts for Camp Erin can be found here.

Ongoing: Pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) at Doernbecher Children's Hospital

The PICU unit would like to receive quilts from 36" x 36" to twin sized. Boy-friendly quilts are always in high demand.

From their website: "We provide care to critically ill or injured pediatric patients from birth to young adulthood. The PICU team cares for children across a vast spectrum of health issues including trauma, surgery, respiratory, cardiac, hematology/oncology and neurologic disorders." 


A small sampling of charity quilts donated:

october 2017

Photo courtesy of Wombat Quilts.  Read more about this beautiful quilt here.

Polaroid Love

Polaroid Love

september 2017

Photo courtesy of Wombat Quilts.  Read more about this beautiful quilt here.

Urban Chickens (pattern by Michelle Freedman)

Urban Chickens (pattern by Michelle Freedman)

july 2015

Photo courtesy of Wombat Quilts.  Read more about this Wonky Trees quilt here.

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January 2015

Photo courtesy of Wombat Quilts. Read more about this Wonky Stars quilt here and here

December 2014

Read more about this Star Stuff quilt raffled for charity here.

Star Stuff (pattern by Sam Hunter)

Star Stuff (pattern by Sam Hunter)

September 2014

Photo courtesy of Wombat Quilts. Read more about this beautiful quilt here and here