The second quilt I finished is my December contribution to 'A Mother's Hope'. What I love about this quilt is that it was made from all donated material/blocks. The bright colored blocks in the middle of the quilt were donated and I trimmed them so they would be the same size as the white blocks that I had already cut. The border and backing fabrics were also donated! Three cheers for donations!
Hip hip Horray!!
Hip Hip Horray!
Hip Hip Horray!
Doesn't it make my afternoon reading spot look very inviting? And YES, do find the book 'Chains' by Laurie Anderson and read it. Excellent choice if you like young adult historical fiction.
I am linking up to Amanda Jean's 'Finish it up Friday'.
Have a wonderful weekend my friends!
5 comments:
Hey Carin,
I have an IKEA bag full and then some for you guys. I made another U of M and MSU quilts for you and the AAMQG made some as well. Any chance I could drop them at your mom's next Friday?
What excellent finishes! I am so excited to see all that has happened in the past 3 years since I started following you here! This blog is such an example of giving and hope, now that is a wonderful legacy in your grandmother's name. Keep up the great work!
Great quilts, and thanks for the book recommendation. I love young adult books!
I love the idea of the fairy tale blocks. So cute!
How did you know I was straining to read the title of the book on the arm of the chair :-)
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