I am on a roll. Â I sure wish I could do this all the time because it is actually really fun….I certainly don’t wish disasters on anyone though.
This quilt was fun. Â I am not used to working with lots of brights or batiks so this one was a treat.
After going to the Waucoma quilt show this weekend and checking out some of the quilting I saw on one of the quilts I decided to give this a try.
It was lots of fun and really easy. Â It really gives some simple blocks some pizzazz. Â It’s all in a variegated yellow thread that I am really happy with.
I hope it makes some kid happy.
Again..this quilt was made by Pam. Â Thanks so much for all the quilts Pam.
Stop back tomorrow….I have one left to finish up to reach my goal of one charity quilt for five days in a row.
A pretty quilt that was given lots of energy and interest with your wonderful quilting!
Love the quilting motif – looks like little Ruby likes it, too!
You did a beautiful job, as always. Blessings, barbara
the blocks from this quilt were a part of the block exchange with the gals from the guild in Virginia Beach, and they LOVE batiks!
This quilt also contains a historical bonus. On the red square at the top left of the quilt you will find the signature of Alex Anderson. She made a trip back East many years ago, and i had a ticket to go and see her quilt lecture in Richmond, VA. At the last minute i had major car problems and couldn’t make the show, so some of my quilting buddies from Virginia Beach got her to sign a red batik square for me.
Alex does so many things for charity, that i thought it fitting that she should also be included in this effort to keep others warm and comforted.
pam