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<p>HOLLYN JOHNSON/Tribune-Herald</p><p>Project Linus Chapter Coordinator Lynne Bautista (right) and Chapter Assistant Kathleen Stacey look at donated blankets during a Project Linus Blanketeers sewing event at Discount Fabric Warehouse Saturday afternoon. The donated blankets are given to Big Island keiki in need mostly through Hawaii Child Welfare Services and youth hospice programs. “Without our blanketeers we wouldn’t be able to do it,” said Bautista. Donations are excepted at Discount Fabric Warehouse year round.</p>

HOLLYN JOHNSON/Tribune-Herald

Project Linus Chapter Coordinator Lynne Bautista (right) and Chapter Assistant Kathleen Stacey look at donated blankets during a Project Linus Blanketeers sewing event at Discount Fabric Warehouse Saturday afternoon. The donated blankets are given to Big Island keiki in need mostly through Hawaii Child Welfare Services and youth hospice programs. “Without our blanketeers we wouldn’t be able to do it,” said Bautista. Donations are excepted at Discount Fabric Warehouse year round.

<p>HOLLYN JOHNSON/Tribune-Herald</p><p>A Project Linus tag is sewn on a blanket during the Project Linus Blanketeers sewing event at Discount Fabric Warehouse Saturday afternoon. The donated blankets are given to Big Island keiki in need mostly through Hawaii Child Welfare Services and youth hospice programs. “Without our blanketeers we wouldn’t be able to do it,” said Bautista. Donations are excepted at Discount Fabric Warehouse year round.</p>

HOLLYN JOHNSON/Tribune-Herald

A Project Linus tag is sewn on a blanket during the Project Linus Blanketeers sewing event at Discount Fabric Warehouse Saturday afternoon. The donated blankets are given to Big Island keiki in need mostly through Hawaii Child Welfare Services and youth hospice programs. “Without our blanketeers we wouldn’t be able to do it,” said Bautista. Donations are excepted at Discount Fabric Warehouse year round.

Project Linus volunteers sew blankets for children in need.