The quilting Gods were with us on Sunday. We were able to hang all 22 quilts in the backyard. What a sight! I love seeing them all hanging. My heart is so full. The love the care that went into making these quilts is amazing. I've seen two caregiver quilts delivered and the reaction from the caregivers touched my heart and will be an experience I will never forget. Such deserving souls need a little bit of self care. We have 10 caregiver quilts, 5 quilts for Quilty Hugs for Happy Chemo, 5 quilts for Carolina Hurricane Quilt Project, 2 for project linus. Thank you all so very much for participating, thanks for fun days sewing like crazy, and spreading some quilty love throughout the world. The world is always a better place when you wrap up in a quilt!
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| Half of the quilts |
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| Quilts one and four are for caregivers |
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| the first and fourth are caregiver quilts |
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| the first and fourth are caregiver quilts (I swear it wasn't planned that way) |
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| The second and fourth are caregiver quilts. Just switching it up a little! |
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| The middle quilt was made by a caregiver |
That was a record breaking year, 22 quilts for 4 different causes. LOL and you still can see a dent in my stash and I still have a huge bag of strings!!
Don't for get to check out all the linky parties on the side bar, so much inspiration out there!
Wow, Sue -- those are GORGEOUS! The love that went into making them is overwhelming!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a great thing to gift so many quilts! You did good, girl!
ReplyDeleteHow generous of you! These beautiful quilts will surely bring a smile to the recipients!
ReplyDeleteOh, Sue, these are wonderful! Thanks for taking care of Jodi's package. She mentioned this hanging of the quilts - how spectacular is that!! Thanks for linking up to TGIFF.
ReplyDeleteWhat a kind and generous quilter you are!! Thanks for sharing the lot of them. Each and every quilt is sure to be cherished!
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