Im so excited!
I went over to help some friends(Washington County Blankets of Hope) clean out the fiber closet at the facility since it was a holiday. The folks got some awesome donations and all the volunteers gathered together to go thru them and edit our stock etc.. etc..
I walked in and my girl friend said "Here, I brought this for the Community Action folks.. "...
What?? A donation....?? woo hooo!

So far we have 7 finished quilts and about 6 waiting to be quilted, bound or being quilted...
This is one I made as an experiment and am quilting in a sampler style. Different parts will have different styles of quilting so I can practice different skills..

I rawe edged the dots on and am pebbling around them. I think it will look pretty good when its done..and washed.
Hi Rachel,
ReplyDeleteI'm sure I can whip up at least a few tops for you. :-) How about backings? Do you have any deadline for when they should be sent by?
Evelyn
I love the dots and quilting!
ReplyDeleteHey, count me in! I love this idea. I'm in Oregon, so this is a great "local" way for me to give this winter.
ReplyDeleteI'm excited to look through my fabrics and get stitching!
Thanks for heading this up, God bless you!
I'm having a hard time getting your button to put on my blog sidebar. How do I get it?
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute. i love the quilting with colored dots.
ReplyDeletequilts for kids huh? well, I might be able to help you with that!
Beautiful dots! Love it.
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