Finally, here's the quilt made from their challenge fabric blocks. Not bad, huh? Orange and purple aren't my colors personally, but I figure everything is somebody's favorite.
One of my favorite parts of this quilt are the three applique chenille hearts some one made, so nice and soft!
A local long-armer has graciously offered to quilt a few tops for me for Covered in Love. This is the first one she's done and it looks so cool! If you're looking for an affordable long-armer, especially if you're local check out Annie McHugs.
Thanks so much to the Tyler Quilt Group folks and to Annie McHugs for long-arming :) This quilt will be donated to the families of patients who pass away in the hospital through Covered in Love. If you would like to contribute blocks, tops, or quilts please check out the main page. We also have a monthly block drive you can contribute to if you're looking for a low key way to participate.
Linking to Crazy Mom Quilts Finish it Friday.
I think you did a great job putting together these blocks
ReplyDeleteThat is adorable!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to give orphan blocks a second life!
ReplyDeleteThe green is perfectly unifying- great combinations,:)
ReplyDeleteNice to meet you Kat! You are certainly prolific with your quilts of love, and they are all so attractive and cozy looking. In case you don't hear it enough, I think what you are doing is wonderful.
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Tell Rory to watch her whiskers! She's awfully cute just the way she is. :-)