My mail box has been bursting at the seams. Â I think lots of spring cleaning is going on and lots of goodies end up coming my way. Â No matter how many boxes or packages come, I continue to be amazed.
I had two boxes here that had come from blog readers…they were quilt tops and I’ll show you them in a bit. Â Then when we got back from being gone last weekend I came home to two boxes in the garage…one from Janice in TN and one from Nancy in FL.
The first box came from Nancy….lot of fabric goodies and yarn too. Â I put the yarn in “Kayla’s box” before I snapped the picture. Â She’s going to be so happy. Â She loves all the yarn goodies. Â She always says..but the blog readers don’t even know me. Â I’ll have to get some picture from her ans show you what she’s been up too.
I’ve notice more and more people are sending quilt leftovers or UFOs to me. Â I’m hoping in time to find a good home for them. Â Is there someone out there that enjoys finishing up projects or taking project left overs and building them up into a baby quilt? Â I’d like doing that but time get in my way. Â Let me know as I am SURE I could keep someone busy if they were inclined to tackle project like that. Â For not I have a box of them…thinking I’ll grab one sometime or I’ll find someone who would love to do it. Â I recognize the fabric line these were made with. Â We also made a quilt with it.
Check out all the other goodies too. Â Here’s a jelly roll I am assuming was washed. Â I’ve never tried washing a jelly roll but here’s proof it can work. Â These are great prints. Â I’m thinking a jelly roll race quilt is in the future. Â Did you know I’ve yet to make one?
Here’s the next box. Â This one was from Janice in TN. Â The box was STUFFED…See?
There are TONS of bits and pieces….tons. Â There are lots of blocks from left over projects. Â They would make awesome doll quilts. Â I know the Mississippi Valley Quilters Guild makes a lot of them. Â I have aspired to get a couple people over one day..even for an overnight and sew the stacks of orphan blocks I have into doll quilts and send them their way. Â Connie…want to make it a day?
These fun prints were in there too.
There were goodies and goodies and more goodies. Â The felt was there too. Â This went straight to my felt box. Â I use lots of felt for circle time things for the kiddos at childcare.
I grabbed up these blocks. Â I love the farm animals. Â I think these will work their way into a baby quilt somehow. Â They are precious and you know me…anything farming.
I have two boxes here from other blog readers that had charity quilt tops….
There were from Carol in Boseman, MT. Â Look how neatly these are packaged with measurements on them and everything. Â It’s going to be a treat to grab these. Â It’s looks to be a tumbler and a baby boy quilt. Â Awesome. Â I don’t get many boy tops.
The next box had two quilts too. Â The box says SOMMA on it and come from Pepperella, MA. Â In the box were a spool quilt that I love and a rag quilt. Â The “rag” part needs to be trimmed yet. Â I think that would be a perfect project for me to do over nap time. Â It’s quiet and something I can easily put down and pick up again. Â Yahoo. Â I love when I feel like I can accomplish something over nap time.
Thanks so very much ladies. Â All of your gifts and goodies are VERY appreciated. Â Goodies in the mailbox always brightens my day…I will never get over the generosity of quilters. MANY and MUCH THANKS!
What a blessing!!! I use orphan blocks for all kinds of project. I love the challenge of matching them up. My goal is to start making quilts for a local women’s shelter
I would be willing to take the unfiunished projects and fabric leftovers that you don’t have time for. I make them into quilts for the linus project
Anytime!!! It would be a fun day!
I have had several people give me leftovers blocks. I put them together by size and make charity quilts for our local cancer center. If you don’t have time, send them my way and I will put them to good use.
I’d be happy to try my hand at finishing a top or two for a baby quilt. I’ll even pay you back for the shipping. I think you have my email / address in your binders list. If not, just let me know,
I can also finish ufo’s or orphan blocks into baby quilts, lap quilts or throws. I also could be a binder if you need more volunteers. I love what you do, and look forward to every single blog post! You and your family are so awesome!
Hi, I’m a new again quilter. The last quilt I made was in the 90s. I just bought a quilting/sewing machine. My old one from 1969 went kaput. I figured it was time for a new machine. I’d love to make baby quilts, my son will have their first this December or January. A queen sized one for me, throws for my 92 yr old father, etc. if you have any to donate, I would be extremely grateful. I will pay postage. TIA!
Cheri
I’m sorry, I didn’t realize this was for some great charities. Please forgive me!