| Nifty Fifty Quilters of America |
| Our Nifty Fifty One Swap made two breast cancer charity quilts. Since a quilter from every state has worked on these quilts and have added the names of their friends and families who have suffered from this terrible disease, we would also like everyone from all 50 states to have the opportunity to place names of loved ones on these quilts.We have designated one quilt for signatures of Breast Cancer Survivors and signatures of family members who have lost a loved one. As our quilt traveled to quilt shows we noticed that others who had survived cancer had also signed the back of our quilt. So we have designated the second quilt for any survivor of cancer who would also like sign the back of the quilt. We will donate these NF I queen size quilts to a Quilt Museum to raise awareness for Breast Cancer as soon as the backs are filled with signatures . |
| If anyone would like to add a name to the back of our quilts or if your organization is interested in displaying our quilts to collect signatures then please contact Teresa at Nifty Fifty Quilters |
| Nifty Fifty Quilters Breast Cancer Survivor/Memorial Quilt |
**** NEW FREE PATTERN**** Click here to get a Breast Cancer Ribbon Knitted Washcloth/Dishcloth Pattern |
| Our Quilt being signed at a quilt show in Kansas |
| We have other Nifty Fifty Charity Quilts available to raise money for Breast Cancer Awareness. If your organization is interested in one of our quilts then please contact Teresa at Nifty Fifty Quilters |
| In Loving Memory of Brenda Neily who was our Twenty Plenty Plus II Hostess, Nifty Fifty 4 co-hostess and Nifty Fifty 6 Hostess Brenda lost her fight with Breast Cancer on April 14, 2000 Our Nifty Fifty 4, Nifty Fifty 6 and our Twenty Plenty Plus II International Quilt Blocks will always carry Brenda's memory, spirit and love amongst them at all times. |
| All Nifty Fifty Charity Quilts have been donated by their hostesses to a local hospital or center to raise money for Breast Cancer. NF 5 was auctioned off in New York City through the Carol Baldwin Center to benefit Breast Cancer Awareness. The person who won the quilt gave it back to be auctioned again because it only raised $500.00 the first time. NF 7 was donated to the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Washington State NF 16 and 18 were raffled off at a Breast Cancer event through Mary Washington Hospital Fredericksburg Virginia to go towards Breast Cancer awareness. The charity quilts from Suzanne Pratt's Nifty Fifty Swaps were the NF20, NF10, NF13, NF20, NF21 and Twenty Plenty International These charity quilts were auctioned of at a charitable events in Alabama for breast cancer awareness at the University Women's Health Center. They raised a good amount of money. Suzanne will have another more NF 28 and Twenty Plenty International quilt that will be used for Charity. They will be dontated to the St. Jude's. NF 23 was donated to the Moffitt Cancer Institute and Research Facility |
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| We are collecting inspirational and special stories of breast cancer survivors or stories from family members or friends who have lost a love one to breast cancer. If you have a story to share please send it to us through our Nifty Fifty Breast Cancer Story Submission Form We will post it on our Breast Cancer Memory or Breast Cancer Survivor page so your story can be shared with others who have been touched by this disease and to give them inspiration, hope or comfort. Photos can be sent along with your stories. |
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| Our Quilts being displayed at CURVES. They were folded over so the quilts could be signed on the back while on display |