Last summer I came across the website of an organization that provides quilts for kids who are sick and in hospitals all across the county. (www.quiltsforkids.org) I ordered a kit of fabric (they send you a fabric kit free, all you need to provide are the batting and thread). I also bought a little bit of fabric for the binding because I didn't want to just fold over the backing and top stitch it down to the front.
I also used scraps from the Goose's Brown Bear quilt and made a second quilt to send along with the first. I finished these two last fall and shipped them off to Quilts for Kids. :)
Turtles & Friends
Brown Bear
The Brown Bear quilt was made entirely from scraps from a kit I had ordered a few years ago to make the Goose a Brown Bear quilt...I can't believe how much extra fabric was included in the kit for the pattern provided! I still have some scraps left!
I used a gift card I got for Christmas to buy fabric to make two more quilts for Quilts for Kids.
The two quilt tops are done now... They just need to be basted and quilted. I hope to finish them up soon! :)
Monday, April 9, 2012
Catching Up!
Well, it's been a while since I have posted anything, but I have had a few projects going throughout the fall and winter. Things just get a little busy between family, work, and the show. Plus, the Goose is getting a little sister this summer!
Anyway, here are a few of my projects...
A fall table runner (I used a charm pack of Grand Finale).
Some progress on the Goose's new quilt for her bed (random fabrics, using the pattern Dot Party).
Another table runner...this one for my grandmother's birthday.
A set of Christmas place mats...
...and a Christmas throw. Both Christmas projects were made from recipes on Moda Bake Shop.
Whew!
Anyway, here are a few of my projects...
A fall table runner (I used a charm pack of Grand Finale).
Some progress on the Goose's new quilt for her bed (random fabrics, using the pattern Dot Party).
Another table runner...this one for my grandmother's birthday.
A set of Christmas place mats...
...and a Christmas throw. Both Christmas projects were made from recipes on Moda Bake Shop.
Whew!
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