In the last week or so we've received many Linus donations from guild members. Here's a very cute panel that was bordered with a bright green fabric.
This cuddly flannel quilt was tied rather than quilted, always an option. It was very cleverly tied, too -- red yarn was tied over the red bowties the frogs are wearing!
Here's a colorful quilt with lots of color and movement to hold a child's interest.
Becky G. quilted this bright orange quilt. The back has a cheery "make a wish" print. Becky also put the binding on one of the prequilted Barbie panels that we've already shown. Thanks, Becky!
Sorry, I can't get this photo to turn upright. Use those neck muscles to turn your head and take a look at this cute panel quilt.
We received two more jar quilts from Stephanie -- so much fun to look at! Click the photo to enlarge it and see what's in each jar. Thanks, Stephanie, and thanks to Tom for quilting these and Martha for binding them.
This fun sports quilt is from a project Donna R put together for guild members. Squares are stacked and cut, then reassembled using pieces from the various stacked squares. Cute!
If I did not mention your name and you contributed to any of these quilts, please let me know. Often I pick up quilts that have been left with others and I just don't know everyone who put time, effort, and love into making this wonderful blankets.
This cuddly flannel quilt was tied rather than quilted, always an option. It was very cleverly tied, too -- red yarn was tied over the red bowties the frogs are wearing!
Here's a colorful quilt with lots of color and movement to hold a child's interest.
Becky G. quilted this bright orange quilt. The back has a cheery "make a wish" print. Becky also put the binding on one of the prequilted Barbie panels that we've already shown. Thanks, Becky!
Sorry, I can't get this photo to turn upright. Use those neck muscles to turn your head and take a look at this cute panel quilt.
We received two more jar quilts from Stephanie -- so much fun to look at! Click the photo to enlarge it and see what's in each jar. Thanks, Stephanie, and thanks to Tom for quilting these and Martha for binding them.
This fun sports quilt is from a project Donna R put together for guild members. Squares are stacked and cut, then reassembled using pieces from the various stacked squares. Cute!
If I did not mention your name and you contributed to any of these quilts, please let me know. Often I pick up quilts that have been left with others and I just don't know everyone who put time, effort, and love into making this wonderful blankets.
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