Today I thought I’d post a few of the quilts I made for
ChildCan who then give the quilts to children under the age of 18 who are
diagnosed with cancer. I usually don’t have photos of them because we make them
at the church and they go right from there to Sick Kids in London . However, I made some at home over the
summer and I had Joe hold them up for photos and I had one other one that I
made at home and took to the guild for Show and Share. These are all scrappy
quilts! Nothing fancy and made to be used and abused.
This one is a crazy patch quilt I did on the serger – except
for the sashings and borders. I love making crazy quilts because it uses up all
the little left over crooked pieces and odd sizes. I have a lot more scraps that are going to be turned into crazy quilts so I hope they like them!
These two are so easy to make. Just make a four patch and
add the borders and then put them together, one dark and one light. I have made
several of these but these are the only two I have pictures of.
This one was a mystery quilt our quilt guild’s Block-of-the-Month
committee had going. I decided to donate this one to ChildCan as well. It was obviously meant for a little girl and I didn't have one in my family that would suit it. I liked this quilt and I think I should find the patterns and make another one.
That's all for a rainy Saturday!
Cheers
Violet
I love all your quilts! What patience you have!
ReplyDeleteWe sure could use some of your rain. I hope shortly i'am complaining about rain too. Rainy season should start any time now and last until Mar/April but the last two years have been pretty dry.....Stay dry and warm! Hugs! deb