Zig-Zag Corner Quilts & Baskets LLC, an authorized BERNINA sewing machine dealer, offers sewing and quilting classes, fabrics, notions, and long arm quilting services! We service all brands of sewing machines!
We also teach shuttle tatting and needle tatting classes (lace art), embroidery, quilling (paper crafting technique), and basket making.
Zig-Zag Corner is your home for creativity and fun!
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A Quilt of Valor® is our award to Service Members and Veterans who have been touched by war. It says, “Thank you for your service and sacrifice in serving our nation.”
Quilts of Valor reflect the best possible workmanship and use of quality materials. This is consistent with the Foundation’s core value of promoting excellence.
You can donate a single 12 1/2" x 12 1/2" block (or many!) or an entire quilt top to this effort!
The recommended size of a Quilt of Valor is 60″ x 80″; it must be a minimum of 55″ x 65″ and a maximum of 72″ x 90.
We recommend donating blocks or quilt tops (or entire completed quilts) over the summer so there's plenty of time for fall piecing/longarming/binding.
If you'd like to help piece donated blocks (or longarm or put on binding), please let us know!
We are assisting the local Quilts of Valor volunteering group and can connect our ZZC customers to group leaders.


How to help - Choose Your Fabric and Patterns
2. A Quilt of Valor does not have to be red, white, and blue, but patriotic colors are very popular with recipients.
3. Patterns and blocks can be of any design suitable for a patriotic theme. The QOV site has FREE PATTERNS.
4. Avoid juvenile, gender or branch-specific fabrics, unless the recipient is known to you.
Put It All Together
2. The Quilt consists of a top, batting, and backing. It must be machine or hand quilted. A tied quilt is not acceptable for a Quilt of Valor.
3. Backings provided to The LongArmy Volunteer must be 8″ wider in width and 8″ longer in length. (We can accept donated backing and be a part of the QOV "LongArmy Volunteer" effort).