Our snow is all gone, and it has been great to be able to be out and about a bit now. We can get out and walk, and it's surprising how much I missed that when everything was too icy to take a chance on taking a walk.
In October at our guild meeting, we had the Portland/Vancouver Project Linus volunteer speak to us. She was very, very good, and showed us a DVD that left most of us with damp eyes. It motivated me to work on some quilts for Project Linus, so the following are two that I have completed so far. I have another top that I did, but it needs to be sandwiched and quilted.
The pink one is made with fabric that was given to me and I am pleased with it.
The second quilt with the bears is a kit I bought several years ago and made the top by never finished it. It is such cheerful fabric (flannel), and I hope it will be enjoyed by some child.
How precious and how thoughtful of you to make a quilt for a child you don't know. Your a special person! I love your quilts.
ReplyDeleteThe quilts are beautiful and so are you for giving so many love hours to this project. Bless you my friend!
ReplyDeleteReally cool quilts. Someone is going to love them and you for being so generous.
ReplyDeleteReally nice quilts Donna. Good for you for adding to Project L. Does the heart good.
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