Quilts received at July business meeting

Several people turned in quilts that they had made for Linus at the last meeting. Many were made entirely by one person, but some were made by several people -- one (or many) pieced the top, someone else quilted it, someone put on the binding. Here's a lovely pastel log cabin.
This is a great quilt of shining stars! It's big enough to be used by a teenager.
This red, white and blue quilt -- featuring nautical fabrics -- has squares of a few different sizes. Very cute!
This soccer quilt was started at the February Make-A-Blanket day and is finally ready for donation. This is a Project Linus pattern.
Diane M. at Sew Sassy made this quilt and had it hanging in the shop for a few months before donating it. Love that Laurel Burch border fabric!
We received 3 fleece quilts with car appliques, all in different colors. The cars are actually pockets that a child can put something into.
Thank you EVERYONE who donated a blanket to Project Linus!

Quilts donated recently

Mary M. started with a panel to make this quilt that is sure to please a toddler or preschool child. She used her embroidery machine to stitch some choo-choo trains along the border. Thanks, Mary!
This is a committee Easy Squares kit completed by a guild member -- sorry, I don't know who made it.
Here's a cute squares kit donated by Bunny and quilted by Joe.
Nancy M. made this fleece blanket with a young girl she mentors through the local school. What a wonderful project to do together. Nancy said the student enjoyed it very much and wants to do another when school starts next year.
This checkerboard is one of the standard patterns we use for Linus quilts. Judy G., who makes many of our guild kits, completed both the following quilts. Thanks so much, Judy!

Stars and rain

Three more blankets came in at the last guild meeting. (The photo of one was fuzzy, so I'll take another and post that later.) One was this very cute panel quilt of a duck in the rain made by Sue K. The pictures are adorable, and her quilting really highlights the rain and the clouds. A lucky child will have fun looking at the quilting design on the back as well as the front of this one.

Martha O finished this oh-so-soft fleece that she started at the last Sew Sassy work night. It's bright and cheery, and just so wonderful to touch.

Four fine fleece

Debbie D-W donated four beautifully stitched fleece blankets. The first is really wild and fun:
The next one will probably appeal to a teenager:
This one is more sedate, though every bit as cuddly:
And this has wonderfully bold graphics in the squares:
Thanks, Debbie!