Alzheimer's Quilt Ideas

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Amy Sidego

a red purse with many different items in it

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Sensory Quilt

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Alzheimer’s Sensory Blanket

a bunch of colorful crochet hair on top of a blue book with a yellow button

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Sewing With Nancy

Sensory Blanket

Nancy Zieman The Blog - Sew an Alzheimer's Activity Mat

Sew an Alzheimer's Activity Mat as seen on Sewing With Nancy Zieman Free instructions, too

a multicolored patchwork bag with flowers and buttons on it's side

Sensory Mat

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Log Cabin Quilt Blocks

Fabric Marble Maze Pattern - Therapy Fun Zone

Print the pattern out onto parchment paper which is cut to the size of regular paper so it will print on your printer. Then place the parchment paper pattern onto a double layer of fleece material (or other material you are using), and sew right over the lines on the parchment paper. Your stitch width …

a close up of a blue towel with a hole in the middle on a white surface

A maze as part of a fidget quilt

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Adapting and modifying games for seniors is necessary for all sorts of different reasons. As well as for those living with dementia, games need to be modified for those who use wheelchairs and those with impaired vision or sensory loss.