Friday, April 11, 2014

18 down 7 to go!

Yes I now have 18 quilts for the orphans. Only 7 more to go and all the kids at Hope Homes International will have a quilt. Slowly getting there.
So I made this ages ago but have finally quilted it all. I posted about the making of it here.
As there were a lot of different styles of blocks I decided to quilt in an overall flower and loop pattern as anything that was rigid lines or diagonals would clash with various blocks. I used a quilting pattern that Crazy Mum Quilts had put on her blog one time. I am pleased with the result.
The back of the quilt is in a 1970's flannel that was donated and the binding in a black and white spot. Also donated.
Happy to be finished. 
I link up to these places and finish it up friday with Crazy Mum Quilts.
April Finishes

15 comments:

  1. Well done you, such an inspiration to keep at it!

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  2. This is a fab quilt! I appreciate it that you have decided to gift this even though it is clearly a time-intensive design. I love the green centre!

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  3. Fabulous quilt! So interesting and original...and heartwarming!
    Esther
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  4. Looks good - really colourful and it must have a lot of memories of quilts you've made in it

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  5. That is so nice that all of the kids will have a quilt! Quilters are amazing, giving people.

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  6. Your loopy flower quilting is beautiful Karen. This is going to be another super generous quilt for a great cause.

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  7. Beautiful work, the recipient will be very happy

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  8. Great quilt work Best of luck with the rest of your quilts for donation. :)

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  9. Oh this is beautiful and what a beautiful cause...just wonderful of you! :)

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  10. You have been busy and for a very good cause. Thank you for sharing your lovely quilt.

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  11. The works of your hands will be a blessing, for sure!

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  12. Well done!! You are truly going to be blessing those children and they will know that somewhere in this world there is an Earth angel who cared enough to make them a quilt of their very own.

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  13. Wow! What a worthy goal and congratulations on your progress! This quilt is amazing! I love all the interesting elements -- the house are so fun and the green center is amazing. Congrats on a beautiful finish and thank you for linking up!

    xo -E

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