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Thursday, June 20, 2019

Flying Geese Quilts Have Landed


Happy weekend and welcome to another block drive wrap up for Covered in Love! These 5 quilts were made from blocks sent in during the  Nov/Dec block drive.


Two were assembled and quilted by me and three by Kathy.  It's been a long time since we did a feminine block drive since we usually need masculine quilts more, but I'm glad we did this one!


I love how the soft and saturated colors work together! I also had a great stash of feminine and purple backing fabrics built up to go with these.


Absolutely perfect backing fabrics to compliment these cozy, sweet tops.  Many of them came from Sandra, who loves bird fabrics, so special thanks to her.


Covered in Love is now at 482 quilts distributed to grieving families. With the next delivery we will surpass 500!


Thanks to a small army of supporters CiL is halfway to blessing 1000 Texans with quilts of comfort. 


Speaking of supporters, go check out this quilt Louise made from a mixed box of orphan blocks, UFOs and fabric donated to me by various quilters.  Whenever I start to feel I'm falling too far behind on converting donations to finished quilts I can count on Louise to take some of the load off!


Below you can see the map of all the quilters who contributed to this block drive. (And I added the map to last week's Eye Spy quilts post, since I had forgotten it.)


Thank you, all!


Linking to  Confessions of a Fabric Addict and Finished or Not Friday

15 comments:

  1. Love,love,love -just beautiful ! :)

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  2. Those are absolutely gorgeous. I love how all the purples blend so well in each quilt. A special thanks goes out to Kathy, Sandra & Louise for the extra help they've provided in the past. Glad to see the maps. Is there any "one" state that you've never gotten blocks from before? 500 quilts will be a good time to celebrate & can't wait for the 1000 milestone.

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  3. Fabulous flying geese quilts. Great Job!

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  4. Wonderful quilts and a great cause.

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  5. Those are beautiful quilts. Thanks so much for everything that you do. I really appreciate all of your energy and love and concern!

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  6. Oh, I had forgotten about the flying geese blocks. Wow, they are GORGEOUS together! Like walking through a field of beautiful purple flowers. Thanks for the shout-out, too :)

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  7. Hi Kat, those are really great quilts. Who doesn't love flying geese! Please consider linking up your post to Free Motion Mavericks. We'd love you to join in the fun!
    https://quiltinglearningcombo.blogspot.com/2019/06/fluffy-and-lacy-with-free-motion.html

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  8. Those look AWESOME (and I'm really sorry that I didn't add North Carolina to your map for the Flying Geese block drive!!!)

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  9. These are just gorgeous!! I so love how they came out. The soft and easy colors make this such a welcoming quilt. As usual, you've done it again!! Fabulous finishes and let's do this one again next year!

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  10. These are so pretty and soft

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  11. I love these quilts. The colors look so sumptuous blended together. Congratulations on inspiring so many quilters to work toward the 500 mark.

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