This boy is a teenager and wanted to get a job in a store, but no one would hire him, because they didn't want customers seeing him (because of his cleft lip). Now he is handsome and whole and will be able to make a living! He has a quilt around his shoulders... I want to make more quilts and maybe one day I'll see a quilt of mine with a child whose life has been transformed!
I have had that fun experience a couple of times, but it has been several years. I'd like to see one again some time soon. But that means I have to step up my quilt production!
I did manage to finish these UFOs. This (above) is #15. It is for a vet through To The Top. It's twin sized, big enough for me to check out its snuggle-ness. It passed with an A+!
showing the nice, star quilting done by Diane S.I also made this old UFO (#16, below) into a small quilt for a child in Philippines. Wrap Them in Love is asking for small quilts with no batting for the Philippines. These are quick and easy and fun to make.
soft flannel backing
3 comments:
What an inspiring group. Glad to hear you are sewing again. At times I lose my motivation too. It feels so so good to have it back.
wow. the look on the fathers face in photo two is just....amazing. I went over to the rotoplast site and made a (small)donation based on that alone.
Oh girl...what a great inspiration the rotoplast!!!
Well, hey, from what I've seen on you blog you've been pretty busy in the past....but, like you, I too get a little lost in my creativity sometimes but it always comes back.
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