Charles Schulz's "Peanuts" character, Linus, with his blanket, is the inspiration for the Linus Project, which offers a blanket to comfort a child. The handmade blanket can be crocheted, knitted ...

Oct. 2—COLUMBIA BASIN — Blankets are small things, but for a child who's been through a hard time, a blanket can be a real comfort, and the folks with Project Linus aim to make sure there are ...

Project Linus' annual make a blanket day has Debates and volunteers working. It provides a sense of comfort, gifting hand-made blankets to children who are seriously ill or traumatized.

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (FOX44) — Project Linus, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing handmade blankets and quilts to children facing serious illness, trauma or other needs, continues ...

The Sewing Palace is a year-round drop-off site for new, handmade, blankets for Project Linus. For more information about the local chapter, contact Loss at 866-2318.

Comfort and security are coming to seriously ill and traumatized children in Rochester. A new, local chapter of the nonprofit Project Linus has begun producing hand-made blankets "to provide ...

Linus Had His Blanket, Now 1,300 Locals Have Theirs A weft of comfort and warp of love bind the woven flannel. Nicole, Eric, and David are Project Linus volunteers from Oakton.

She decided handmade security blankets would give comfort to children in distress, and Project Linus was born. Project Linus is now a national organization with 294 chapters.

Any 1.5 to 2 yard blankets that have boy patterns are extremely in need. Project Linus accepts blankets of any size, knit, crochet, quilted, no sew or whatever you prefer to make - except wool.

Strautman has been the local coordinator of Project Linus since March 2009 and her chapter — one of 367 across the nation — since has gifted more than 2,000 blankets.

I couldn’t even imagine what that would be like. So my heart goes out to, and I really hope these blankets will give them a sense of comfort,” said Brosseau.

A group of blanket-makers in New Jersey have been busy. They belong to the Hunterdon/Warren New Jersey chapter of Project Linus, and the blankets they make are given to children who need comfort.