Today’s community quilts come to us via Ray, a longarmer who volunteers his machine and time. Ray is from Florida and does some amazing work!
Ray writes:
Earlier this year you put out a notice that I needed stash. Many of your readers responded and sent me all kinds of great goodies. Beth L. in Destin, Florida sent me a big box with all kinds of great items. One of which was the makings of a king size quilt. There were some assembled sections, some rows and lots of individual squares. Maryann S. has been making tops for me to quilt to donate to Hope Hospice in Bonita Springs. I showed her the package of squares one day and she said she would like to work with them to make tops in a variety of sizes. This is the first that she has completed and I have quilted.
The top is 32 x 50 and will be ideal for a lap cover for someone in a wheelchair.
The gold star constellation fabric for the backing really sets it off.
Many thanks to all for your contributions to this wonderful community quilt.
Ray had more quilt finishes. Next up…
Ray writes:
The top came from Stoney in Wisconsin and measured 42 x 57.
Thanks so much for sharing these with us. I love them both. A huge shout out to all of you who are Ray’s helpers and of course, to Ray.
Another great contribution by Ray and friends!!
Great quilts and it’s wonderful that so many hands make a quilt!!!
Good job Ray!
Great finishes by Ray and friends.
Ray, I love all the touches you add to the quilts. You have a great eye for that and your quilting is fantastic. Thanks to you and your many helpers as well.