Charity Kits & Patterns
Join our Team of Volunteers
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Our Volunteers make a variety of handmade items which are delivered to local charities.
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We connect with agencies in need of all the handmade items that are given to Sew4Service.
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You can make items at home or attend one of our Charity Sewing / Crocheting / Knitting Events.
Charity Kits make Sewing From Home Easy
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Sew4Service Volunteers precut fabric for a selection of the items most requested by agencies, and package them into Charity Kits.
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A Charity Kit is free an it includes all the supplies needed to make items like pillowcases, market bags, placements, baby bibs, and more.
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We have Charity Kits for sewing, crocheting, knitting and quilting.
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Check with your local chapter to see what Charity Kits are available at that location.
Quilt Sizes and Their Uses
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Below are the size guides we use when sorting donated quilts.
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If you want to make a quilt for a specific purpose, use this list as a guide when choosing a size for your quilt.
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We will take any size quilts and we will deliver it to an agency in need of each size of quilts.
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If you are able to launder your quilts before donating them to Sew4Service, please use unscented detergent.
Baby Quilt: 30”-45”, rectangle or square
Small Lap Quilts with Adult prints/colors: 30”-45”, rectangle or square
NICU quilts: 36” X 40”-50”
Lap Quilt: 40”-60”, rectangle or square
Throw Size: 50”-55” X 55”-65”
Veterans/Twin Quilt: 56”-60” X 90” & 60” x 96”
Quilted Shawls: 60”-68” X 30”-34”
Use These Patterns to Make Items at Home
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Below are the Pattern Files we use when making our Charity Kits.
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You can pick up a Charity Kit at your local Chapter for Free or use your own fabric to make these handmade items.
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You can also use other patterns or ideas when making handmade items for others.
Patterns
Project Tutorials
Slow Stitch Needle book kit
Slow Stitch Needle book kit
EASIEST Pillowcase - Only Three Seams | How to - Whitney Sews
How To Sew A Self Binding Receiving Blanket
