The quilt in the foreground is made from 4-Patch blocks shared by my good friend Dee Dee. The top was finished a couple of years ago. That UFO provided a little jumpstart on this quilt:
Fresh off the longarm, this little quilt was trimmed up...
... And waiting for binding, but I shared it at my Monthly Quilt Bee:
Binding selections were found in the scrap binding drawer:
This quilt will go to Little Lambs Foundation for Kids:
The next quilt came to me in a donation from one of Sarah's readers, as a result of my own Guest Blogger spot @ Confessions of a Fabric Addict for this year's Hands2Help Comfort Quilt Challenge.
Elaine sent a box with two quilts, hoping they would work for the Lutheran World Relief Quilt Drive going on here at The Joyful Quilter. She included the following note:
Elaine's quilt is being passed on to Quilty Hugs for Happy Chemo:
Until next time...
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I love to see such generosity of quilters! Amazing!
ReplyDeleteBoth quilts are so pretty and love the quilting . Ya'll are amazing generous and kind .Happy quilting.
ReplyDeleteMore lovelies, finished and ready to fulfill their destiny! I love the crisp colors in both of these :)
ReplyDeleteThats a lot of quilts going out!!
ReplyDeleteThat second quilt design would be good to use with my overflowing floral fabrics as the centers. Thank you for helping out with the quilting for others so their creations can be sent on to H2H recipients.
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