Quilts of Valor - Southern Indiana

Quilts of Valor - Southern Indiana Official affiliated group of the Quilts of Valor Foundation. Think creatively with the recipient in mind. It must be machine or hand-quilted.

Quilt Standards

A Quilt of Valor does NOT have to be red, white, and blue, but patriotic colors are very popular with recipients. Please keep in mind most recipients are males and prefer not to have florals or fabric that would be more for a woman.
*Panels can provide a great focal point and bring in other colors. Recommended size: is 60" x 80"; minimum: 55" x 65"; maximum: 72" x 90".
*Use qualit

y, adult-appropriate, 100% cotton, quilt-weight fabrics.
*Avoid juvenile prints and branch-specific fabric unless the recipient is known in advance, as this creates difficulty in identifying a recipient.
*The Quilt consists of a top, batting, and backing. A tied quilt is not acceptable for a Quilt of Valor.
*Wash the quilt once completed so it is soft and so that any potential fabric dye bleeding issues are resolved. Use cold water, mild detergent, and unscented products. A color catcher will capture fabric dyes in the washer.
*A Quilt of Valor may be awarded in a presentation case, though a presentation case is not required. QOVs must have a presentation case when going overseas facilities, to continuing destinations, or if requested.
*A presentation pillow case is optional unless sending overseas.

We had the pleasure of honoring 26 of America’s veterans at their annual reunion. Thank you all for your personal sacrif...
06/17/2026

We had the pleasure of honoring 26 of America’s veterans at their annual reunion. Thank you all for your personal sacrifice in serving our great country. May you enjoy and feel blessed with your quilt for many years to come. Thank you AFMC for your continued support over the years.

On 4 Jun 2026 we awarded Marine Corps veteran Terry T. a Quilt of Valor as he was surrounded by his family. He enlisted ...
06/08/2026

On 4 Jun 2026 we awarded Marine Corps veteran Terry T. a Quilt of Valor as he was surrounded by his family. He enlisted in the Marines in 1977 and went to bootcamp in San Diego, he was 19 yrs old. He then went to Camp Pendleton, California for truck driver school, shipped to Infantry Training School to Motor Transport Personnel. Terry held licenses for hazardous chemicals, ammunition, and transported officers such as Colonels. Terry discharged from the Marines in 1982 with an E4 rank. Thank you Terry for your service & welcome home.

On 31 May 2026 we awarded a QoV to Air Force veteran Pat M. Thank you for your service and dedication to our country.
06/01/2026

On 31 May 2026 we awarded a QoV to Air Force veteran Pat M. Thank you for your service and dedication to our country.

On 31 May 2026 we awarded a QoV to Army veteran Stuart S. as he was surround by family and friends at church. Thank you ...
06/01/2026

On 31 May 2026 we awarded a QoV to Army veteran Stuart S. as he was surround by family and friends at church. Thank you for your service and dedication to our country.

Group pictures of the 3 veterans honored on 30 May 2026.
06/01/2026

Group pictures of the 3 veterans honored on 30 May 2026.

On 30 May 2026, we awarded a QoV to a 3rd veteran. Army SP3 Harley S. was 19 yrs old when he went in. He served during t...
06/01/2026

On 30 May 2026, we awarded a QoV to a 3rd veteran. Army SP3
Harley S. was 19 yrs old when he went in. He served during the Cold war. While in Germany he served on the Major General Numa A Watson's Honor Guard for 1 yr. Harley discharged from the Army in 1957 as an SP3. Thank you Harley for your service & Welcome Home.

On 30 May 2026, we awarded a QoV to Air Force veteran Arnold “Butch” M. He was 18 when he went into the Air Force. He tr...
06/01/2026

On 30 May 2026, we awarded a QoV to Air Force veteran Arnold “Butch” M. He was 18 when he went into the Air Force. He trained in Ammunition Storage, Explosive Disposal, & Explosive Safety Officer. Butch said the military is a great life & everyone should do it..for 4 yrs! Butch was discharged in 1968 as a Master Sargent E7. Thank you Butch for your service and Welcome Home.

On 30 May 2026, we awarded a QoV to retired Air Force Col John S. He enlisted into the Air Force in 1970 at Lackland AFB...
06/01/2026

On 30 May 2026, we awarded a QoV to retired Air Force Col John S. He enlisted into the Air Force in 1970 at Lackland AFB. He served his country all around the world as a Nurse Anesthetist. He said, not all memories are pleasant, but having been able to care and serve fellow service members was worth everything. John was discharged in 2007 as a Colonel. Thank you John for your service & Welcome Home.

On 19 May26, we had the honor to award a Quilt of Valor to Army veteran Ivan L. His quilt was made by his granddaughter ...
05/20/2026

On 19 May26, we had the honor to award a Quilt of Valor to Army veteran Ivan L. His quilt was made by his granddaughter Danyelle. Thank you for your service to our country.

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