Hope you are all doing well. It has been bitterly cold here. High today of -12 with wind chills in the -50s. Brrr! I need to catch you up on some things that I have finished.
Last year there was a very bad accident in Northern Wisconsin. The driver took the lives of some girl scouts and their mother. The girls were doing a service project to clean the highway. He plowed right into them. A quilt store very close to them put a call out for green heart blocks. The Stitch Supply Company asked quilters to make a 6 or 12 inch block. They accepted the blocks to make quilts for the victims families. They had such an outpouring of support they were able to get a quilt to each of the scouts. 15 total. Our guild the Mad Mod Quilt Guild, along with my friends shop, Blue Bar Quilts decided to make a quilt to donate. We all made blocks and put the quilt together and sent a full finished quilt to the shop. It was great to see the girls with their quilts.
Here are my 2-
Then Moss and Lotus had a sew a long for their Tomte blocks. I just love making them. I decided to make a pillow-
Then I worked on the flannel quilts from my dad's shirts. I will show pictures in a later post. Then it was making a quilt from my friends pattern. Hex on you is a pattern by my friend Amy. You can find her here. Blue bar had just received this Alexander Henry fabric and I fell in love. Amy was at the shop and I asked her for help with colors. Here is my quilt top-
I can't wait to get this quilted and finished. Such great colors in the Grunge line.Then it was almost Christmas and time for some advent calendars. I made 5 of them with one going to my son. The rest sold like hotcakes at my work.
They were fun to make but I am done for a while now.
I did make more gifts for Christmas but I think this post is long enough. I will post more later. And if you care to, please go to Project Quilting season 10.2 and vote for number 20. Thank you!
Blessings
Amy
Wow Amy - you’ve been busy! I love your green hearts and what a great cause - I’m always in awe of how quilters get together when a tragedy happens.
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