I fit 33 pillowcases into my shipment for Operation Pillowcase. That includes 25 from me, 4 from my mom...
...and these lovelies from Julie at Floribunda Quilts. (Yes, sorry, that is a cat butt in the background. They insist on being in all photos taken at my house, and they're not particular about the angles.)
If you're thinking of participating:
--there are links to EASY pattens in the sidebar of the Operation Pillowcase blog.
--We need MANY more pillowcases. This is an on-going effort throughout the year, so you can participate now, later, or both.
-- You can make any number of cases, and mail them to someone near you who will bundle and ship them to service members serving in Afghanistan.
-- When you're ready to send your pillowcases, contact Debra through the Operation Pillowcase site, and she will direct you to a team leader who is collecting and shipping cases.
-- If you're in California, or in the Pacific Northwest, email me through my blog when you have some pillowcases, and I'll send you my address.
It's easy, and fun.
I have a new box from the Post Office ready to be filled again.
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These are super fantastic! Can you imagine the faces of the soldiers who will be getting these pillowcases?
Yadun good!! xoxox
Don't worry, Barbara -- there could easily have been a cat butt in the photo if it had been taken at my house, too!
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