I have several patterns specially made for use with linen fabric. They are multi-size and are kept in round cardboard tubes.
I’d like to find somewhere to donate them. Any ideas?
I also have several that are not specific to linen… Same question.
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I, too have those same patterns- I bought them in the larger size and now I'm smaller. I'm thinking of calling a local non-profit and asking them if they want them- they teach women in a local shelter how to sew, and have a few buses that are loaded with sewing stations that go around to schools to teach kids how to sew. You might look around for an organization like that.
I heard first time about pattern donation system, I don't know about this anything but it's really interesting for me.
If you will donate your pattern then what you will do in future??