these pillows are great. My late husband used on during his treatment. Then we donated it to someone else. Now I wish I had it for my upcoming surgery to have a piece of him with me during my own Cancer journey.
God bless you all for your kindness. This has been a blessing! My Dad is undergoing chemo in Houston. Thank you for your service and your prayers! God bless you!
Size wise, they look as long as the distance from her elbow to the end of her fingers, width maybe 10". Perhaps one could be made from a fat quarter, rounding the ends and curving in at the center. Make your own pattern and try it out!
I have a friend, who is in therapy She has good days an bads. I would love to do this for her. She is such a wonderful woman 💞💞. How would I got about getting this pattern?
Hi pls can you give me the pattern because I m doing social work n doing teddy bear for Cancer children. So I can do this pillow can give them too. Tqvm 🐻..
need for my daughter n law and my son since they had bad car accident , they have problem with their neck. .and my daughter n law just had surgery .I think I will make their pillow.
God Bless you ladys for this wonderful ministry! I would love to start this myself could you please let me know where I could find the pattern? Thank you so much again!
Link to another pillow video I did last year, and we will be doing another announcement this Sunday during church, which you will find on my channel. ruclips.net/video/2kd_RvxaeCk/видео.html
God bless you ladies for making chemo patients a little bit comfortable.
What a wonderful idea. Nice to see we still have kind people in this world. Thank you ladies.
these pillows are great. My late husband used on during his treatment. Then we donated it to someone else. Now I wish I had it for my upcoming surgery to have a piece of him with me during my own Cancer journey.
You all are so sweet making these. The love you have in your heart shows right through each pillow you make.
Would you please share a pattern. I would like to have ladies at our church make these. Wonderful ministry. This is a great tutorial
God bless you all for your kindness. This has been a blessing! My Dad is undergoing chemo in Houston. Thank you for your service and your prayers! God bless you!
Bless all you wonderful ladies and the good work you do. 💖
This is so awesome! Do you have a pattern? I would love to make these. Thank you for your beautiful work. God bless you all. 🙏💜🥰
Thank you for these directions. Beautiful that she prays before sending.
I'm just starting chemotherapy and wanting to help patients here. This us a great idea. Tysm
Is there a reason for pattern not being posted or a way of attaining it?
You ladies are so special and much appreciated.
Wonder clips rather than straight pins, faster and easier on the hands.
Machine stitch the ends after stuffing; will hold up longer and quicker.
God bless you for this beautiful gift
Hi, I am a cancersurverer from denmark, thank you for your work, god bless you.
Size wise, they look as long as the distance from her elbow to the end of her fingers, width maybe 10". Perhaps one could be made from a fat quarter, rounding the ends and curving in at the center. Make your own pattern and try it out!
4:40. NON-hypoallergenic means it WILL cause an allergic reaction. I think you meant to say the stuffing was hypoallergenic.
Beautiful hearts and helpings hands. Love your work 🙏♥️🙏
Absolutely fantastic . God bless you all for making them.
Can you provide me the patterns I would like to start doing the same to help this person thank you so much 😊
I have a friend, who is in therapy
She has good days an bads. I would love to do this for her. She is such a wonderful woman 💞💞.
How would I got about getting this pattern?
Hi pls can you give me the pattern because I m doing social work n doing teddy bear for Cancer children. So I can do this pillow can give them too. Tqvm 🐻..
Sometimes after chemotherapy the arm of the patient is sore. So your pillow can be to put your arm on it too!!
Do you have a pattern?
I need pattern, I would love to donate where my Husband is having chemo and make him one 😍‼️🙏🏼
These are great i would also like a pattern i do make drainage bags port pillows etc for the local hospitals thanks
Beautiful hearts and helpful hands….Thank you 🙏.
The pattern looks like a enormous peanut 🥜. Should not be hard to draw. Lovely project
Hi. Hello. Howdy. Thank you for sharing. Patterns and materials???
where can I get the pattern I'd love to do that for our cancer center here in WV my daughter will soon start chemo
I would love the pattern to make for my charity group. Thank you and God Bless you!
Bless everyone of you !
How long and wide are they?
Polyester stuffing is used. Not allergenic. (Polyurethane stuffing is like foam sponges)
Thank you
need for my daughter n law and my son since they had bad car accident , they have problem with their neck. .and my daughter n law just had surgery .I think I will make their pillow.
How do I get the pattern? Great project for our church.
You can find the pattern in the description of this RUclips video: ruclips.net/video/diKIW3UMF24/видео.html
These would also be good for dialysis. And another term for the hidden stitch is blind stitch.
how long and wide is the pattern please
They call it a dog bone pillow.
God Bless you ladys for this wonderful ministry! I would love to start this myself could you please let me know where I could find the pattern? Thank you so much again!
Link to another pillow video I did last year, and we will be doing another announcement this Sunday during church, which you will find on my channel.
ruclips.net/video/2kd_RvxaeCk/видео.html
PAUL WAYNE link comes back to this video
@@Southernmaidbrat YES
Same people from our church still making the pillows.
@@paulwayne6235
But how without a pattern?
I also start this.God bless u.please give your advice. Thanks.
Blessings
It looks like a baby bib pattern.
More like the burp cloth pattern.
@@ninapalmer7819, that’s what I meant. 🙏💜
CAN THEY BE MADE USING FABRIC GLUE INSTEAD OF SEWING?
No. The smell of the glue will be a problem if someone is dealing with chemotherapy